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FLIR T640 INFRARED CAMERA

The fantastic new FLIR T640 Infrared Camera combines the comfortable, ergonomic design of the Flir T-series with the incredible thermal imaging capabilities of the Flir P-series. The 640 x 480 pixel detector resolution provides professional thermographers with the highest thermal resolution and sensitivity on the market for high accuracy temperature measurements up to an impressive 2000°C. This high resolution combined with the dual 5-megapixel digital cameras allows the T640 to offer the sharpest visible light and thermal images required for the comprehensive documentation of a system’s thermal condition. The Flir T640 has the flexible ergonomics of the T-series, with a unique rotating optical block that offers 120° range of motion for increased comfort and mobility when acquiring infrared images. In addition, the T640 has a built-in colour viewfinder for easier viewing in bright environments.

Now also featuring FLIR MSX Technology, the T640 makes is even easier find and identify problems. FLIR MSX Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging extracts high-contrast highlights from the camera’s image and then uses FLIRs patented technology to superimpose the enhanced details on the infrared image. This offers enhanced clarity on thermal imagery, providing sharper looking thermal images with more texture.

The T640 is a feature-rich infrared camera that includes the ground-breaking Wi-Fi Connectivity first seen in the new T-series of cameras. This industry-first technology allows the Flir T640 imager to link with mobile devices such as an Apple iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch to speed up analysis, reporting and sharing. Simply download the FLIRViewer App from the Apple Store and you’re ready to import thermal images directly from your T-Series camera. Once transferred, you have the option to fine-tune your images by adding further measurement spots, adjusting span and level and changing colour palettes to create comprehensive reports that can then be quickly shared via email. The Wi-Fi capability of the Flir T-series will have a big impact on your efficiency, productivity and credibility.

Using FLIR’s MeterLink enabled test and measurement devices in conjunction with the FLIR T640 you can wirelessly transmit critical data from these devices directly to your camera and use these readings to annotate your thermal images to further support your findings and help to quantify the severity of electrical problems.

The new FLIR T640 is a revolutionary IR camera that provides the best thermal resolution in the business for professional thermographers wishing to carry out comprehensive thermal maintenance and inspection of electrical and mechanical systems. This IR camera will ensure that these systems are operating correctly, safely and efficiently. With the new Wi-Fi connectivity, detailed thermal reports can be quickly and accurately created on-site and are simple to share with the relevant clients and colleagues. The T640 provides the most innovative way to efficiently capture, analyse and share thermal information.

Thermal Imaging for Detecting Elevated Body Temperature

This camera includes an EBT screening mode.

While unable to detect a virus or infection, thermal imaging cameras can be used to detect Elevated Body Temperature. FLIR thermal cameras have been used in public spaces—such as airports, train terminals, businesses, factories, and concerts—as an effective tool to measure skin surface temperature and identify individuals with Elevated Body Temperature (EBT).

If the temperature of the skin in key areas (especially the corner of the eye and forehead) is above average temperature, then the individual may be selected for additional screening. Identifying individuals with EBT, who should then be further screened with virus-specific diagnostic tests, can help reduce or dramatically slow the spread of viruses and infections.

Using thermal cameras, officials can be more discrete, efficient, and effective in identifying individuals who need further screening with virus-specific tests. A variety of institutions, including transportation agencies, businesses, factories, and first responders are using thermal screening as an EBT detection method and as part of employee health and screening (EH&S).

Airports in particular are actively employing FLIR thermal cameras as part of their screening measures for passengers and flight crews. The screening procedures implemented at airports and in other public places are just the first step when it comes to detecting a possible infection: it’s a quick way to screen for anyone who might be sick, and must always be followed up with further screening before authorities decide to quarantine a person.

FLIR T640 Infrared Camera