FLIR Systems Korea has launched three new high-end Exx-series thermal imaging cameras, the FLIR E75, E85, and E95, for electrical, mechanical, and building-related applications.

The new design of the Wi-Fi-enabled Exx-Series features smart interchangeable lenses, laser autofocus modes and area measurement capabilities, and a larger, more vivid 4-inch touchscreen, as well as FLIR's patented MSX imaging technology, which has been further improved.

Based on FLIR's unique features, enhanced thermal sensing capabilities, and native resolution, the new Exx-Series helps professionals detect heat points or defects inside and outside buildings before minor potential factors escalate into costly, large-scale repairs.

In redesigning the Exx-Series, FLIR developed interchangeable lenses that the camera can automatically recognize and correct. As a result, users no longer need to perform manual calibration. Additionally, the Exx-Series features a laser distance measuring function that ensures accurate distance measurements. In particular, the FLIR E85 and E95 models provide data that allows users to measure areas in square feet or square meters directly on the device screen. FLIR E85 and E95 models provide an enhanced thermal detector resolution of up to 464×348 (161,472 pixels) and can measure temperatures up to 1,500°C.


The FLIR E75, E85, and E95 cameras, compatible with FLIR Tools, are the first Exx cameras to feature UltraMax. UltraMax is FLIR's embedded ultra-high resolution processing technology that not only improves effective resolution by up to four times (up to 645,888 pixels) but also increases thermal detector sensitivity by up to 50%. With all models adopting enhanced MSX technology, users can now expect improved image clarity and readability using a 5-megapixel visible light camera.

With the new MSX technology applied to the E75, E85, and E95 products and a screen that is 33% brighter and 30% larger than previous Exx models, more vivid and detailed thermal imaging can be performed. The Exx-series cameras feature a rugged waterproof design and are finished with scratch-resistant Dragontrail glass over an optically bonded PCAP (projected capacitive) touchscreen. The streamlined user interface helps users operate the camera more quickly and intuitively, and enhanced Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Meterlink connectivity make data storage and report generation easier.

FLIR Chairman and CEO Andy Teich stated, “The new Exx camera series, which has been redesigned from the handle downwards, brings a major innovation to the thermal imaging camera market for electromechanical, plant, and building inspections in terms of advanced features, performance, and ease of use.” He added, “As the user base demanding thermal imaging cameras that are not only high-performing and easy to use but also compact continues to grow, the new high-end Exx camera meets all of these consumer demands.”