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FLIR ATS Launches GF309 Infrared Camera for High-Temperature Inspections

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Dec 13 2010

FLIR Advanced Thermal Solutions (ATS) announced that it has rolled out a new infrared camera that is ideal for inspecting high temperatures in boilers, heaters and industrial furnaces.

The GF309 infrared camera has a detachable heat shield that reflects the heat away from the camera operator and the camera and offers more protection.

GF309 Infrared Camera

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The infrared camera features a mid wave flame filter that allows operation under high temperatures of 1500°. The camera offers temperature readings across the surface of the furnace/boiler/heater, enables quick inspection and avoids unscheduled shutdowns. The FLIR GF309 infrared camera has a diverse temperature measurement range from - 40°C to + 1500°C and can perform both mechanical and electrical inspections.

The images obtained from the infrared camera can be recorded to any kind of off the shelf video recorder and enables convenient documentation and archiving. The obtained data is compatible with FLIR Reporter and FLIR QuickReport software and allows professional inspection reporting. The camera incorporates a 4.3” LCD display that enables users to view targets from various angles.

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http://www.flir.com/

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