| The new Fluke TiR32 combines a powerful 320x240 sensor into the award winning, rugged design of the TiR1 and TiR, delivering the first industrial grade, high performance thermal imager. The result is strikingly crisp, detailed images that, blended with our patented IR-Fusion®, are sure to make a lasting impression on both your customers and business profitability. Don’t take our word for it—see it yourself!
Superior image quality
- Delivers the clear, crisp images needed to find problems fast with its 320x240 sensor.
- Identify even the smallest temperature differences that could indicate problems with industry-leading thermal sensitivity (NETD).
- Automatic alignment (parallax correction) of visual and infrared images with Fluke patented IR-Fusion®
- Optional telephoto and wide angle lenses available for added versatility and special applications. (easily installable in the field)
Easy to use
- Field replaceable batteries give you maximum flexibility no matter where your work takes you.
- Intuitive, three-button menu is easy to use—simply navigate with the push of a thumb.
- No need to carry pen and paper—record findings by speaking into the imager. Voice annotations can be recorded with every image you take. Voice comments are saved along with individual images for future reference.
- One-handed focus capability, emissivity correction, reflected background temperature compensation, and transmission correction increase the accuracy of measurements in most situations.
- Adjustable hand strap for left-or right-handed use.
- Everything needed to get started is included.
Rugged
- Optimized for field use in challenging work environments.
- Engineered and tested to withstand a 2 m (6.5 ft) drop for the ultimate peace of mind - When was the last time you dropped a tool or piece of equipment?
- ithstands dust and water—tested to an IP54 rating.
- Manufactured in the U.S.A.
Thermal Sensitivity (NETD) Performance Enhancement for Fluke Ti32 and TiR32
Fluke is pleased to announce a thermal sensitivity (NETD) performance enhancement for the already industry-leading Ti32 and TiR32 Thermal Imagers.
Fluke Ti32 Thermal Imager
These improvements will be implemented on all Ti32 and TiR32 thermal imagers beginning
approximately June 15th, 2011.
There is not presently an ability to broadly update performance and features on existing or older models. However, when imagers return for calibration or repair, the Fluke Service department makes every attempt to update and upgrade existing thermal imagers to the highest level of performance supported by specific hardware configurations.
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