FLIR, a leading force in thermal imaging technology, offers a diverse range of Infrared (IR) thermometers that go beyond standard thermometers by measuring temperature without physically touching the object. This means that you can efficiently measure temperatures from a distance with precision and accuracy.

What are infrared thermometers used for?

FLIR infrared thermometers can be used in various applications across a range of fields. Some common applications include:

• HVAC/R systems – to diagnose faults within cooling and heating systems.
• Electrical installations and inspections – to locate and monitor the temperature in electrical panels, connections, circuit breakers, and more.
• Automotive diagnostics – to determine and prevent issues like overheating engines and other common malfunctions that can occur within exhaust systems, tires, brakes, and engine components.
• Building inspections – to detect any thermal issues like air leaks and moisture intrusion.
• Food safety – to effectively monitor the temperature food during the cooking, cooling, and storage stages.
• Industrial maintenance and troubleshooting – to discover overheating issues early to prevent further damage in bearing, motors, and other components.

What makes FlIR IR thermometers stand out?

• Advanced Technology - FLIR utilises cutting-edge infrared sensors and software, ensuring precise and reliable temperature measurements across various distances and materials.
• Robust Construction - designed to withstand challenging environments, their thermometers are dustproof, waterproof, and shockproof, making them ideal for harsh industrial settings.
• Non-Contact Safety - by measuring temperature remotely, FLIR IR thermometers eliminate the risk of burns or contact with hazardous materials, prioritising safety and user comfort.
• User-friendly interfaces and clear displays make these thermometers simple to use