Facilities managers, you can expect blackouts, losses in the millions, disappointed customers, and serious damage to your reputation if you install an inadequate early fire and fault detection system, or, worse, you don’t have one at all! Arguably, the best early fire and fault detection systems, guaranteed to bring peace of mind, are automated thermal imaging cameras. To find out why that is and understand the advantages of installing a FLIR A40 Automated Thermal Camera, PASS Presents spoke to two FLIR representatives, Krystle Temmerman and Nasim Gauhar.

In August’s Summer of Safety article, FLIR highlights the importance of using zone-rated equipment in hazardous areas. FLIR explains how ATEX-rated thermal cameras and acoustic imagers, combined with appropriate training, protect staff and facilities while limiting expensive downtime and ensuring compliance with safety standards.

FLIR’s July article focuses on building a safety culture that doesn’t simply rely on PPE. Acknowledging the importance of PPE, FLIR explains that it should be considered a vital last line of defence. Instead, FLIR advocates that appropriate safety training and detection tools should be implemented as initial protection measures. Within the article, FLIR highlights how instruments and technology, such as thermal and acoustic cameras, environmental testers, and software, can detect problems before they become dangerous failures.

FLIR’s June article, written exclusively for Summer of Safety, focuses on the importance of maintaining plant safety, not just to protect staff (the most important reason for doing so), but to safeguard equipment and profits as well. Within the article, FLIR highlights how appropriate tools, such as thermal cameras, acoustic imagers, IR windows, and software, combined with relevant training, can be used to optimise site safety.

The best thermal monocular or thermal binocular to buy is the one that’s best for you. That’s because, like thermal cameras, there is no such thing as the “best” IR monocular/binocular. Instead, there are models that meet all, some, or none of your requirements. Highlighting key specifications and criteria, this guide will help you choose the infrared-imaging monocular/binocular that’s right for you!

Fluke iSee IR Imager isn’t your traditional thermal camera: it’s portable, powerful, and designed to be plugged into your smartphone or tablet. Compatible with both Android and iOS (iPhone) operating systems, the Fluke iSee will transform your smart device into a thermal camera with a 256 x 192px IR resolution, 50mK thermal sensitivity, and temperature range up to +550°C. Now, this all sounds great, but how will it benefit you and your business? Plus, at £500, why on earth should you invest in a Fluke iSee Mobile Thermal Camera over other comparable tools? To find out, PASS Presents interviewed Marc Sherwood, Fluke’s Technical Sales Manager for the UK and Ireland.

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Thermal cameras offer powerful insights into crop health and livestock wellbeing. From improving security and detecting irrigation issues to spotting sick animals early, find out which camera or scope you need for your farm.

Discover how thermal monoculars are transforming wildlife research. Whether you're tracking hedgehogs or surveying bats, this helpful guide reveals the best thermal camera for ecological work.

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