FLIR has launched four new products in the Indian market.

EX 210 Mini Digital MultiMeter+IR Thermometer is an eight function, rugged multimeter with a built-in IR thermometer including a laser pointer to quickly identify overheating motors or locate hot spots on electrical panels and HVAC vents without contact. It has a 4:1 distance to target ratio, 2000 count large backlit dual LCD with easy to read digits, low current measuring capability down to 0.1μA, max hold, input fuse protection, auto power off and data hold. It is shipped with test leads and a 9V battery. 

MR176 Imaging Moisture Meter Plus with IGM™ is an all-in-one tool equipped with a built-in thermal camera that can show exactly where to measure moisture. Featuring Infrared Guided Measurement (IGM) technology, it helps quickly scan and target moisture issues, visually guiding to the spot where one can take measurements and analyze readings. An integrated pin-less sensor and an external pin probe provide it the flexibility to take either non-intrusive or intrusive measurements. It has a field-replaceable temperature and relative humidity sensor, and automatically calculates environmental readings. It has a rugged, portable design with intuitive menu system, shares document readings and images via the included USB cable, and is shipped with FLIR Tools PC software. 

FLIR One™ is a compact thermal imager that detects invisible heat energy, allowing users to ‘see’ and measure subtle changes in temperature. With separate models for Android and iOS devices, it displays thermal images on smart-phones and tablets. Powered by Lepton — FLIR’s smallest thermal camera module — it offers solutions like spotting energy leaks at home, locating a missing pet at night, or seeing in complete darkness. The device also includes a visible CMOS camera. 

TG130 Spot Thermal Camera is designed to quickly find and troubleshoot temperature related issues around the house. It is suitable for seasonal home inspections to find
heat loss around doors, floors, walls, pipes, or windows; to locate spots where insulation is missing; to find drafts; to check HVAC performance and functionality; to discover electrical issues affecting home appliances; and to check refrigerator settings.