New budget infrared camera includes image fusion (22nd September 2008)

Unveiled at this year's Energy Event was the Flir b50 a new low cost infrared camera offering image fusion...

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POINT, SHOOT AND DETECT ENERGY LOSS WITH FLIR (23rd July 2008)

In 2012 even tougher carbon emission restrictions kick in highlighting the need for British industry to strive for maximum efficiency from its buildings and plant. Thermal imaging is proving a powerful ally in this regard. This multi-purpose technology is being widely adopted across diverse sectors to spot and stop energy loss.

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  Pocket-sized infrared camera (1st June 2008)

Widening the scope of its infrared systems, FLIR Systems has introduced its i5, a pocket-sized camera that costs £1990.

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Thermography – the complete picture (29th May 2008)

An independent expert in his field who regularly appears on the TV programmes Watchdog and Rogue Trader, Rod Appleyard invested in a ThermaCAM® B series infrared camera from FLIR Systems - a dedicated tool for the building industry allowing non-invasive investigation and providing what he describes as ‘robust evidence’ in line with new industry requirements. However, he insists that without a thorough understanding of building materials, structures and their physics you cannot see the full picture in relation to the thermographic findings. And this is a view that is thoroughly supported by FLIR Systems itself, a world leader in infrared and committed proponent of accredited training.

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Special offer from Flir (12th February 2008)

Order an infrared camera from FLIR before the 31st March and receive free accessories and an additional year's warranty...

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Infrared camera debuts at The Energy Event 07 (4th September 2007)

FLIR has chosen The Energy Event 07 to introduce its ThermaCAM T and B-Series infrared camera...

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  Infrared imaging for energy performance certificate (1st June 2007)

As well as being used in industrial premises for condition monitoring of components within a production line, thermal imaging can be used for energy performance surveys that will aid assessment for the forthcoming energy

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An infrared camera for every building job (16th May 2007)

With a model to suit every budget, the Flir Systems’ ThermaCAM B-Series thermal imaging cameras provide immediate, high-resolution documentation of as-built or post-restoration quality...

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Portable radiometric camera (1st May 2007)

New alarm functions including a dew point alarm that detects areas at risk from condensation are among the advantages of Flir's ThermaCAM B-Series cameras...

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More features, more functions, more efficient (11th April 2007)

The latest addition to Flir Systems range offers even more value-for-money features, more storage and even better quality...

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Insulation problems identified in an instant (12th February 2007)

It’s so much easier to conserve energy if you can sense it says Flir systems...

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Picture perfect (16th January 2007)

The increased resolution of the new portable radiometric camera from Flir systems makes it a useful tool for building inspectors trying to keep up with new building regulations...

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  Transocean order ir cameras (1st December 2006)

As the world's largest drilling company, Transocean has 83 mobile offshore drilling units,53 semi-submersibles and drillships and 28 rigs capable of drilling in more than 4,500 feet of water. With such resources it can be dif

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Xmas offers on FLIR IR cameras (14th November 2006)

FLIR says it's making WEE readers a Christmas offer they can't refuse: Discount packages on its ThermaCAM units and software – plus a FREE digital camera for all orders placed before 28 December.

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  Four times the resolution (1st June 2006)

FLIR Systems' latest handheld infrared camera, the ThermaCAM P640, heralds the arrival of a new generation whose picture quality is unmatched outside the scientific community. Flexible interfaces provide fast access to compos

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Win a top digital camera by reading about a thermal camera (26th April 2006)

There's no detection and monitoring technique that has the scope of thermal imaging, according to FLIR. The company says it's suitable for air permeability testing, visualising energy losses in building envelopes and structures and for detecting insu

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Detecting heat loss (1st October 2005)

by Paul Sacker, UK sales and marketing manager, FLIR Systems

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  Thermal inspection (1st June 2005)

Since April 2002,Part L2 of Building Regulations have required all buildings with a floor area in excess of 1000m2 to be constructed and tested for air permeability.

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Thermography aids energy managers (1st April 2005)

Representing the new FLIR Systems’ building-specific infrared cameras at NEMEX 2005 is the ThermaCAM B20. In addition to checking for heat loss or gain, the camera is ideal for a range of tasks.

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Three new cameras (1st August 2004)

Visitors to the FLIR Systems stand will be able to view the first public appearance of three brand new ranges of infrared cameras. These are the new P-Series for the professional thermographer, the new entry-level E-Series and the new B-Series, speci

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Two tier thermal imaging service (1st April 2004)

CTI, previously known as Cockburn Thermal Imaging, has announced the launch of a two-tier thermal imaging camera hire service. CTI SPRINT is a rapid response camera hire service, offering next day availability on a range of FLIR thermal imaging camer

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