Thermal imager

    May 10, 2012
    The OSXL-I Series (FLIR I Series) thermal cameras are compact and lightweight. The pointand- shoot camera with an easy-to-use focusfree lens stores up to 5,000 jpeg images

    The OSXL-I Series (FLIR I Series) thermal cameras are compact and lightweight. The pointand- shoot camera with an easy-to-use focusfree lens stores up to 5,000 jpeg images with a thumbnail image gallery. The cameras are said to be easier, faster and safer to use than infrared thermometers, and far more accurate. A 2.8-in. LCD color display makes it easy to read temperature data to find wasteful energy loss and moisture damage, document repairs, detect energized equipment, and minimize downtime.

    Omega Engineering Inc.
    One Omega Dr.
    Stamford, CT 06907
    (800) 726-6342
    www.omega.com/pptst/OSXL-I_Series.html

    © 2012 Penton Media, Inc.

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