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FLIR launches new D-Series

The D-Series outdoor dome enclosure provides precision pan/tilt control while providing fully programmable scan patterns, radar slew-to-cue, and slew-to-alarm functionality. Fully enabled for control and operation over IP and serial networks.  The D-series combine a thermal imaging camera with a color CCD camera. This makes them the perfect replacement for day/night dome cameras, providing clear 24/7 imaging capability in an attractive, discrete dome-style enclosure.

FLIR FC-Series S

Thermal imaging cameras are finding their way into more and more security installations. No other technology than thermal imaging let’s you see intruders in total darkness, in practically all weather conditions. No other technology offers you a longer range performance than thermal imaging.

Still some security professionals are hesitant to put the power of thermal imaging at work. Often this has to do with the price of a thermal imaging camera. It is indeed still a bit more expensive than a CCTV camera.

FLIR System launches MD-Series

As a navigation aid and to enhance security, few would dispute that thermal imaging is a must-have for sea-going vessels. However, whilst the benefits of the technology may be clear many boat owners see thermal imaging as a luxury purely because of its cost. With the introduction of its new MD-Series FLIR Systems is set to change that.

FLIR System launches MLS-Series

The MLS-Series are handheld shock-resistant thermal imaging cameras. They produce a crisp image in the darkest of nights.

The MLS-Series will dramatically increase your situational awareness. The MLS-Series can be used on board of all types of vessels. Yachts, commercial ships, tug and tow boats, work boats, police and law enforcement boats will all benefit from the power of thermal imaging.

FLIR launches MU- / MV-series

Thermal imaging cameras have found their way to many vessels. Captains, of both yachts and commercial vessels, have discovered the power of thermal imaging and are using it to their benefit.

Unlike other night vision systems that require low amounts of light to generate an image, thermal imaging requires no light at all.  It’s ideal for seeing channel markers, shipping lane traffic, outcroppings of land, bridge pilings, debris, exposed rocks, other vessels and indeed any other hazardous floating object. Other applications include long range threat detection and man-overboard searches.

FLIR Systems launches K-Series

Fire fighters benefit enormously from thermal imaging cameras. Thermal imaging cameras do not only produce a crisp image in total darkness. They also have the ability to see through smoke. This helps fire fighters to find victims in smoke filled rooms. Thermal imaging cameras also help fire fighters to find their way in ever-growing smoky environments and/or in areas where the fire already is extinguished but filled with residual smoke.

FLIR Systems introduces compact thermal imaging cameras for automation / process control applications

Thermal imaging cameras are used worldwide across a wide variety of industries to monitor continuous processes. Thermal imaging can easily collect information on product quality and/or production efficiency that is difficult or impossible to capture using conventional means such as thermocouples or visible light cameras.

FLIR Systems announces new warranty policy for handheld firefighting products

Thermal imaging cameras are being used by a rapidly increasing number of people in a variety of applications. They are widely used for security and surveillance, maritime, automotive, predictive maintenance, R&D, machine vision and many more applications.

FLIR Systems announces new warranty policy for handheld maritime products

Thermal imaging cameras are being used by a rapidly increasing number of people in a variety of applications. They are widely used for security and surveillance, maritime, automotive, predictive maintenance, R&D, machine vision and many more applications.

FLIR Systems announces new warranty policy for handheld law enforcement products

Thermal imaging cameras are being used by a rapidly increasing number of people in a variety of applications. They are widely used for security and surveillance, maritime, automotive, predictive maintenance, R&D, machine vision and many more applications.

FLIR Systems announces new warranty policy for personal vision systems

Thermal imaging cameras are being used by a rapidly increasing number of people in a variety of applications. They are widely used for security and surveillance, maritime, automotive, predictive maintenance, R&D, machine vision and many more applications.

FLIR Systems introduces extremely affordable SC35, SC15 and SC5 Packs for R&D applications

Thermal imaging cameras can be used for a wide variety of R&D applications. Until today using a thermal imaging camera was often the privilege for large R&D departments. With the extremely affordable SC35, SC15 and SC5 Packs, FLIR Systems is now bringing the advantages of thermal imaging to the test bench of every R&D engineer.

FLIR Systems announces new warranty policy for security products

Extended warranty on the thermal imaging camera and 10 years warranty on the uncooled microbolometer detector for fixed mounted thermal imaging cameras for security applications.

FLIR Systems launches Educational Package

In order to make sure that as many schools and training centers as possible are using thermal imaging cameras in their educational programs FLIR Systems is launching the Educational Package.

FLIR launches LS-Series: Ultra-compact handheld thermal night vision cameras

The new FLIR LS-Series thermal imaging camera gives every law enforcement officer the power to see clearly in total darkness. It gives law enforcement officers, security patrols and any other person that needs to see at night without being seen himself, the information needed to make critical decisions, enhance mission effectiveness, maximize operational capabilities and improve safety.The FLIR LS-Series are extremely affordable units. From now on, every law enforcement officer can be equipped with thermal night vision. Price is no longer an issue. There is no longer a need to use a less effective night vision technology.

FLIR Systems introduces Multi Spectral Dynamic Imaging (MSX)

FLIR Systems launches a high technological feature: Multi Spectral Dynamic Imaging (MSX). This new feature produces an extremely detail rich image. MSX produces better texture in a thermal image. Thanks to this new feature more anomalies can be detected, analyses can be done more detailed and conclusions can be drawn in a split second.

FLIR Systems launches FLIR T400-Series

FLIR Systems wants to make thermal imaging more attractive than ever before, both for the advanced user and the beginner. That is why FLIR Systems launches the new FLIR T400-Series. Well experienced users of thermal imaging cameras like service providers, maintenance managers in industrial facilities and utilities are demanding more from thermal imaging cameras.

FLIR Systems launches FLIR T400bx-Series

FLIR Systems wants to make thermal imaging more attractive than ever before, both for the advanced user and the beginner. That is why FLIR Systems launches the new FLIR T400bx-Series. Well experienced users of thermal imaging cameras like service providers and professional building inspectors are demanding more from thermal imaging cameras.

FLIR Systems launches FLIR T600

FLIR Systems wants to make thermal imaging for experts even more accessible and attractive than before. The FLIR T620/T640 thermal imaging cameras were introduced in 2011. The camera series is designed for the expert requiring high performance and the latest technology available and were nominated and rewarded by several magazines and organizations.

FLIR Systems launches FLIR T600bx

FLIR Systems wants to make thermal imaging for experts even more accessible and attractive than before. The FLIR T620bx/T640bx thermal imaging cameras were introduced in 2011. The camera series is designed for the expert requiring high performance and the latest technology available and were nominated and rewarded by several magazines and organizations.

FLIR Systems launches FLIR GF304

The FLIR GF304 is a gas imaging camera which was especially developed for the detection of refrigerant gases without the need to shut down the operation.
 
Refrigerant gases are used worldwide in industrial refrigeration systems for production, storage and retailing of food. Refrigerant gas is also used in the chemical, pharmaceutical and automotive industries and in air conditioning systems.

FLIR Systems launches new FLIR i-Series - INDUSTRIAL

FLIR Systems wants to bring the advantages of thermal imaging cameras to as many users as possible. Therefore it is continuously introducing new and improved products to the market, at the best possible price. Today, FLIR Systems is launching improved versions of its successful FLIR i-Series thermal imaging cameras.

FLIR Systems launches new FLIR i-Series - BUILDING

FLIR Systems wants to bring the advantages of thermal imaging cameras to as many users as possible. Therefore it is continuously introducing new and improved products to the market, at the best possible price. Today, FLIR Systems is launching improved versions of its successful FLIR i-Series thermal imaging cameras.

FLIR Systems launches new FLIR E30

After the successful introduction of the FLIR E-Series in 2011, FLIR Systems is now launching an improved model of the FLIR E-Series entry model: FLIR E30.

FLIR Systems launches new FLIR E30bx

After the successful introduction of the FLIR Ebx-Series in 2011, FLIR Systems is now launching an improved model of the FLIR Ebx-Series entry model: FLIR E30bx.

FLIR Systems launches FLIR SC8000 / SC6000 Series

As from today, R&D and Science professionals can see the world of thermal imaging in HD. High quality thermal images of 1280 x 1024 pixels will reveal the smallest thermal anomalies and allow to see the smallest of details.

FLIR introduces FLIR ResearchIR

FLIR Systems not only produces the best thermal imaging camera systems, FLIR also wants users of thermal imaging systems to work more efficiently and productively.