Complete Flir E4 Flir Thermal Imager New Massive 95% Savings [MVfAqiXv]

Features

• 4,800 pixels (80 x 60)
• <0.15°C (0.27°F) / <150 mK thermal sensitivity/NETD
• Easy-to-use, intuitive, user-friendly interface for measurements in thermal or MSX mode
• Fully automatic and focus-free
• Simple button navigation to on-screen settings, imaging modes, and measurement tools
• MSX adds digital camera detail to IR images for better perspective and interpretation
• Conveniently share images and findings
• Download images, create reports, and share findings instantly
• Wi-Fi connectivity to mobile devices via FLIR Tools Mobile app
• Rapid Wi-Fi or USB image transfer for documentation
• Analyze and edit images, and create convincing reports with FLIR Tools
• Compact and rugged
• Built for portability and use in harsh environments
• Lightweight (1.2 lb/.0575kg) withstands 2-meter drop test
• Enhanced image analysis and reporting through FLIR Tools+ Software (not included)

Accessories (Included)

• Hard Transport Case
• Battery
• USB Cable
• Power Supply/Charger with EU, UK, US and Australian Plugs
• Printed Documentation

Specifications

• IR Pixel Resolution: 4,800 (80 x 60)
• Thermal Sensitivity: < 34.7°F (< .15°C)
• Temperature Range: -4 - 482ºF (-20 - 250ºC)
• Measurement modes: Centerspot
• Frame Rate: 9 Hz
• Field of View: 45º x 34º
• Focus: Focus free
• Auto Hot/Cold Detection: No

The FLIR E4 WiFi Infrared Camera with MSX and WiFi Technologies, 80 x 60, 9 Hz is a powerful and extremely cost-effective, easy-to-use troubleshooting tool for building, electrical, and mechanical applications. The E4 includes MSX technology, providing extraordinary thermal imaging detail. Wi-Fi connectivity to smartphones and tablets via the FLIR Tools Mobile app makes sharing images and sending reports from any location easier, enabling you to make critical decisions faster. By providing thermal images to help you find hidden problems along with accurate temperature measurements, this camera is the ideal, budget-friendly replacement for your old-school IR thermometers.