The first two thermal cameras are from FLIR’s popular ONE lineup which offers thermal imaging at consumer friendly pricepoints. For CES, FLIR unveiled an updated third generation FLIR ONE along with ...

Featuring a 128x96 pixel thermal camera, a 5MP visual camera and FLIR MSX image enhancement to easily identify hidden building problems Having the ability to effectively inspect, diagnose, and ...

FLIR Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: FLIR) announced three product families including thermal handhelds, weapon sights, and clip-ons featuring FLIR's latest compact, uncooled thermal camera core, FLIR Boson™, ...

FLIR has launched a new pocket sized rugged thermal camera at CES 2017 this month which will be available to purchase during Q1 2017 priced at $699 and takes the form of the FLIR C3. The FLIR C3 is an ...

Designed to be the go-to tool on the job, this dedicated, compact, rugged thermal camera fits perfectly in your pocket and is great for building inspection, facilities maintenance, HVAC, or electrical ...

WILSONVILLE, OR--(Marketwired - Jan 4, 2017) - FLIR Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: FLIR) announced today the launch of five new thermal imaging cameras at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), including ...

Wilsonville, OR-based thermal image maker, FLIR Systems, Inc.FLIR recently unveiled a camera lineup at CES 2017, an eventful consumer electronics and technology trade show frequented by tech biggies ...

The C3 ruggedized, pocket-portable, dedicated thermal camera is suited for home inspectors, real estate professionals, general contractors and other trade professionals who need a powerful diagnostic ...

Flir announced not one, not three, but five new thermal cameras at CES this year. The collection of new products includes two third-generation Flir One cameras for iOS and Android, the brand-new Duo ...

Flir, a Teledyne Technologies company, launched its next-generation K-Series thermal cameras for best-in-class imaging before, during, and after firefighting. New single-range dynamic gain and higher ...

Having the ability to effectively inspect, diagnose, and document trouble spots are crucial for property managers, facilities maintenance staff, building inspectors, contractors, electricians, service ...