FLIR Launches Two Thermal Cameras for COVID-19 Response Systems
Published2020.04.03 08:17Smart Sensor and Image Streaming Thermal Camera Configuration
Priority supply to companies developing COVID-19 response systems
FLIR Systems launched the fixed thermal imaging camera 'FLIR A400/A700™ Series' on the 1st.
The A400/A700 series will be available for purchase through FLIR's global sales partners starting from the 1st and will be supplied first to companies developing COVID-19 response systems.
The A400/A700 series, suitable for process control and monitoring, quality assurance, condition monitoring, and early fire detection, is designed with two configurations: the 'Smart Sensor Thermal Camera' and the 'Image Streaming Thermal Camera'.
Smart sensor thermal cameras incorporate alarm signals with advanced measurement tools and edge computing capabilities to help users make important decisions quickly.
Image streaming thermal cameras optimize process control with various thermal streaming functions, and increase quality assurance costs or production facilitiesIdentify potential failures that could stop the rain.
Users can design a system by selecting the desired configuration, choosing an A400/A700 camera body with the required resolution, and adding lenses and features suitable for the application.
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