Save time with precise infrared levels and analysis
Whether you're on the roof checking heating, ventilation and air conditioning, deep in the factory checking motors, or if you've locked down the electrical panels, you rely on a tool that has the power and features to do the job quickly.
The Fluke TiS20+ and TiS20+ MAX handheld thermal cameras put the power of thermal imaging at your fingertips. Designed to make your job faster and easier, this thermal imager is the perfect tool for:
- Commercial electrician
- Heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration technician
- Maintenance technician
Get context with a combination of visual light and infrared images
In thermography, context is important. Let Fluke IR-Fusion™ make your job easier by using a thermal image superimposed on a visual light image to provide a complete picture of where an issue is a problem before it actually becomes a problem. Just slide your finger across the screen to adjust the infrared level. Whether you're experiencing an uneven load on your switchgear or checking your ventilation system, the Fluke TiS20+ helps you quickly detect issues.
You work hard all day, your tools too
You must not let your thermal imager be damaged by the environment. You can sleep well at night knowing that your camera will stand up to whatever the day throws at it.
- 2 meter high drop test
- Waterproof (IP54)
- Dustproof (IP54)
Stop sorting, start analyzing with Fluke Connect Asset Tagging
Avoid long hours on the computer setting up your thermal images, let Asset Tagging do all the work for you. No more dragging and dropping or renaming files in the office, just scan the QR code on your assets, take thermal images and they are automatically sorted by assets. Start spending your time analyzing images and creating reports instead of sorting files one by one.
Longest battery life in a Fluke thermal camera
The TiS20+ and TiS20+ MAX work non-stop, with a battery life of over 5 hours of continuous use making it the longest battery life in a Fluke thermal camera. Save battery power for multiple inspection points with sleep mode. Just press the power button once and you are ready to go.
Two-in-one contact and IR thermometer with innovative dot matrix display.
With a simple interface, a 3-button on-screen menu (in 6 languages) the Fluke 568 and 566 digital laser thermometers make even complex measurements easy. Quickly navigate advanced features to adjust sensitivity, start data logging, or activate and deactivate alarms - with just a few button presses.
With a rugged, easy-to-use ergonomic design, the Fluke 568 and 566 two-in-one contact and non-contact thermometers can handle tough industrial, electrical, and mechanical environments. These tools outperform any other IR thermometer (or pyrometer), helping you work more efficiently in a wider range of applications.
Accuracy and traceability for infrared measurements
Now it’s easy to increase your IR temperature measurement accuracy with the new 4180, 4181 Precision Infrared Calibrators from Fluke Calibration. These infrared temperature calibrators give more consistent, accurate and reliable calibrations because emissivity is radiometrically calibrated, and the target size minimizes size of source effect errors. In addition, these infrared calibrators simplify calibration because they uniquely compensate for errors caused by thermometer emissivity settings.
New accredited performance for point-and-shoot calibrations • Calibrated radiometrically for meaningful, consistent results. • Accredited calibration included • Accurate, reliable performance from –15 °C to 500 °C • Large target size of 152 mm (6 in) is required for calibrating most thermometers. • Light instrument weight of 8.6 kg (19 lbs) makes it easy to lift and carry. • Intuitive, easy-to-read display that indicates when temperature is stable.
Key features • Lightweight, portable, and fast • Built-in two-channel readout for PRT, RTD, thermocouple, 4-20 mA current • True reference thermometry with accuracy to ±0.01 °C • On-board automation and documentation • Metrology performance in accuracy, stability, uniformity, and loading