The FLIR C3 is a pocket-sized thermal imaging system that features an infrared camera and Wi-Fi data transfer. The unit is designed to be the perfect choice for application such as
building inspections, facilities maintenance, HVAC, or electrical repair. The camera fits easily into a pocket so it can be taken anywhere and be ready for instant use, ideal for use in the field. The integrated 3in capacitive touch screen has auto orientation and is a snap to learn, getting you up and running quickly and easily, allowing you to start finding hidden problems, documenting repairs, and sharing images over the embedded Wi-Fi.
Along with the thermal imager, there is a fixed focus camera so that there are several image modes to choose from: thermal, visual, MSX, and picture-in-picture. The MSX mode adds visual details to full resolution thermal images, and the picture-in-picture mode allow the superimposition of an IR view over a visual view. Fully radiometric images gives the ability to measure any point in the image in post-analysis when the temperature is between -10°C and +150°C. Max/min box measurement finds the hottest or coldest temperature within a defined area.
The Wi-Fi connection allows the C3 to instantly connect to a mobile device or remote PC, so that critical issued can be reported immediately. The imager includes the FLIR Tools professional reporting software, for PC or Mac, that allows the streaming of live video. The Thermal imaging camera is supplied with lanyard, pouch, power supply/charger, tripod mount, USB cable, and printed documentation.
Uses for the C3 include:
Building - Let the FLIR C3 help you uncover missing insulation, drafts, and other hidden energy waste culprits. Find signs of invisible moisture, locate pipes in walls, and much more.
Electrical - Scan equipment for hot spots signalling loose connections and overloaded circuits to keep homes, businesses, and manufacturing safely up and running.
HVAC-R - FLIR C3 makes it easy to spot ductwork gaps and refrigerant issues, see overheating mechanical equipment, and inspect radiant floor heating systems.
