Thermal Imager

Thermal Imager records meter readings at a job site directly onto an infrared camera. The product connects to a camera via Bluetooth, transmitting readings for infrared inspections and reports. The unit can quickly locate problems with electrical components like motors, fuses and breaker panels.

Jul 15, 2010

Thermal Imager records meter readings at a job site directly onto an infrared camera. The product connects to a camera via Bluetooth, transmitting readings for infrared inspections and reports. The unit can quickly locate problems with electrical components like motors, fuses and breaker panels.

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