Infrared Cameras Latest News from FLIR Systems Australia

Welcome to FLIR Systems Australia's eNewsletter. This quarterly publication is designed to give you a summary of the latest news, including the newest products, technology and uses of infrared cameras, from FLIR, the world leader in thermal imaging equipment.

1.0 FLIR Distributors Unveil New Products for 2012
More than 30 key FLIR distributors and personnel gathered at Melbourne University to launch and unveil new FLIR products for 2012. Included in the 'reveal' were the new entry-level i-Series handheld thermal imaging cameras and FLIR IR Windows.

2.0 New FLIR i-Series Thermal Imagers Pack a Pixel Punch
FLIR Systems has released its new range of entry level i-Series thermal imaging cameras - the i3, i5 and i7 - that continue to set the standard for the most affordable and lightweight full-function infrared cameras available.

3.0 FLIR Targets Carbon Monoxide Emissions with New GF346 Thermal Camera
The newly released FLIR GF346 is a revolutionary thermal imaging camera quickly detects and visualizes escaping carbon monoxide (CO) and 17 other harmful gases from a safe distance and without the need to interrupt your plant's production process. read more

4.0 FLIR Opens New Range of IR Windows
FLIR has lifted the lid on its new range of FLIR IR Windows which it says is a safer and more efficient way of carrying out electrical infrared inspections.

5.0 FLIR Scout Does Its Best Work After Dark
Under the cover of darkness, FLIR - the world's leading manufacturer of thermal imaging cameras - has unveiled a small, handheld camera that allows us to at last see in the dark.

6.0 Galileo's New First Mate from FLIR
Galileo, the inventor of the telescope, would be impressed with the latest FLIR First Mate MS thermal night vision camera as it does something his telescope could never do - it helps sailors see in the dark.