T200 Flir Thermal Imager

Features

• A new and advanced infrared camera detector that delivers sharp images.
• Flexible and interchangeable optics to help you get the proper angle on your work.
• An integral 1280 x 1024 high-resolution visible light camera with target illuminator.
• Picture in Picture Fusion provides a scalable thermal picture inside a visible-light picture.
• High quality 200 x 150 IR resolution
• Thermal sensitivity of 80 mK (NETD)
• Video lamp for quality visible images
• 3.5 inch touch-screen LCD
• Humidity/Dew Point and Insulation Alarms
• High Thermal Sensitivity (N.E.T.D) - 0.08°C @ 30°C
• Wide temperature range: -4°F to 662°F (-20°C to 350°C) with ±2% or 2°C accuracy
• Focal Plane Array detector with 240 x 180 pixels infrared resolution (43,200 pixels)
• Interchangeable lens with 1X-2X continuous zoom
• Manual/Automatic focus camera with laser pointer, 3.5" multifunction Touch Screen LCD display and 120° swivel lens

Specifications

• Field of View (FOV) / Close Focus Limit: 25° x 19° / 0.4 m (1.31 ft.)
• Thermal sensitivity (NETD): 0.10°C @ +30° (+86°F) / 100mK
• Detector Type: Focal Plane Arrany (FPA) microbolometer
• IR resolution: 200 x 150
• Spectral range: 7.5 to 13 µm
• Digital zoom & pan: 1x - 2x continuous/auto & manual focus
• IFOV (with 25° lens): 2.18 mRad

Image Presentation

• Image modes: Thermal,Visual,Thermal Fusion
• FLIR Fusion: Picture in Picture (PIP) - scalable IR image in visible light image
• Display: Built-in touch-screen Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) 3.5"
• Video lamp: 1000 cd
• Visible light camera resolution: 1280 x 1024 (1.3 megapixels)

Measurement

• Object temperature ranges: -20°C to +120°C (-4°F to +248°F), 0°C to 350°C (32°F to 662°F),
• Accuracy: ±2°C (±3.6°F) or ±2% of reading

The FLIR T200 thermal imager is a new addition to the popular T-Series family of infrared cameras for building professionals. It's jam-packed with many of the features found in higher-model FLIR T-series cameras. The bright 3.5-inch display makes it easy to see temperature differences and radiation emitted from objects-conditions that signal energy waste, building envelope troubles, even electrical system and component failures!