Fluke Ti Pro Series thermal cameras with leading-edge technologies

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When diagnosing problems, capturing and displaying small temperature variances makes all the difference. The Fluke’s Ti401 and TiX501 PRO series thermal cameras, recently fine-tuned to make it easier for technicians, engineers, and electricians to get to the problem’s root cause faster by identifying hot spots, cold spots, and apparent surface temperature differentials with a higher degree of confidence. These IR cameras have increased thermal sensitivity to capture minute differences and the latest Fluke technology for on-screen clarity to make it easy to visualize issues in the field.

The Fluke’s Ti401 and TiX501 PRO series thermal cameras introduce a leading-edge visual infrared experience with the smartest, most intuitive user interface available to the market. The units feature increased thermal sensitivity that captures the smallest measurement differences, the latest technology for on-screen clarity, and lens compatibility to capture targets - from tiny to large.

The Fluke Ti401 PRO thermal camera gives “in-focus” images in a matter of seconds. LaserSharp™ Auto Focus uses a built-in laser distance meter that calculates and displays the distance from the designated target and immediately adjusts the focus.

• Users see small details in the image and can discover anomalies faster with 640 x 480 resolution thermal images
• The level of infrared and visible light can be adjusted (on camera) with patented IR-Fusion™ technology
• Manage data, capture multiple measurements (mechanical, electrical and thermal) and organize them with Fluke Connect™ software
• Top-quality optics transmit energy and produce high-quality infrared images. Fluke thermal cameras use only 100% diamond-turned germanium lenses with speciality coatings.

The Fluke TiX501 PRO Hi-Res thermal camera allows for near as well as distant images. Interchangeable smart lenses require no calibration of the thermal camera and give users the versatility and image quality needed to conduct inspections in almost any environment.  Advanced thermal sensitivity helps find subtle temperature differences easily.