The FLIR T5xx thermal imaging camera is gaining popularity among electrical installation companies and professionals due to its high-resolution sensor that provides accurate temperature measurement and high worker safety.

FLIR Systems Korea (CEO Melanie Susan Civic) announced on the 30th that FLIR professional thermal imaging cameras are being used as essential equipment for electrical facility inspections to ensure stable power supply.

Ace Engineering Co., Ltd., a thermal imaging inspection and diagnosis specialist, has been introducing and utilizing the FLIR T5xx professional thermal imaging camera for maintenance and preventive maintenance of various power facilities for the past 20 years.

Kim In-seok, CEO of the company, said, “In the past, there were many visual inspections of facilities, so inspections were incomplete. “Therefore, if anomalies or defects that were not apparent on the outside cause problems later, they can lead to power outages or safety accidents,” he said. “Since 2003, Ace Engineering has been able to improve the accuracy of inspections and diagnoses and enhance worker safety by introducing FLIR thermal imaging cameras.”

According to CEO Kim, Ace Engineering initially operated two brands of thermal imaging camera equipment, but later unified the brand to FLIR after considering equipment performance, compatibility, and training on how to use the equipment.

The equipment models initially included 320 x 240 resolution models and 640 x 480 models, but currently only 62 units are in operation with a high-resolution mode of 640 x 480 pixels for more accurate detection.

The ergonomically designed FLIR T560 camera features a high-resolution 640 × 480 (307,200 pixels) sensor, a bright 4-inch LCD display, and a 180° rotating lens platform to easily troubleshoot electrical or mechanical problems, even in hard-to-reach areas.

Advanced in-camera features like 1-Touch Level/Span and laser-assisted autofocus ensure you record accurate temperature measurements every time.

Since it has FLIR Inspection Route mode, you can create routes using FLIR Thermal Studio Pro (FLIR Route Creator function) and download them to the camera to run.

For more information about the FLIR T560 thermal imaging camera, please visit the Teledyne FLIR website at https://www.flirkorea.com/products/t560/?vertical=condition%20monitoring&segment=solutions.

Meanwhile, Fleet will be holding an event in Samseong-dong from May 1st to 3rd. FLIR will be participating in the International Electric Power Exhibition held at COEX (Booth No. C202) to showcase its various cutting-edge thermal imaging cameras and innovative technologies, including the FLIR T560 professional thermal imaging camera and the Si2 handheld thermal imaging camera.