The professional thermal imaging resolution of the new Flir E52 ensures that images are easy to read and interpret. The new routing function helps to improve the efficiency of on-site measurements. The E52 is ergonomic and easy to use. The infrared resolution of 43,200 pixels and the 4x digital zoom provide the professional sharpness that makes it possible to detect even the subtlest temperature changes that indicate developing faults and problems.
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It delivers enhanced measurement results so that professionals can confidently diagnose electrical faults, as well as hidden anomalies at temperatures up to 550 degrees Celsius. The new E52 camera is available in Europe and Asia through authorised dealers and the website. (mfo)
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