User Manual

ATTENTION

An infrared camera is a sensitive optical measuring device. Pay special attention to the following points:

Never aim the camera towards the sun or other source of intense thermal radiation (e.g. welding, cutting, and similar

operations).

If parts of the camera are damaged or present problems following failure to heed the warnings listed above, neither the

manufacturer nor the distributor shall be held liable, and all costs incurred shall be borne solely by the operator.

INTRODUCTION

Infrared thermography detection technology has been in existence for many years in industrialized countries, where it has become

an indispensable means ensuring safety in industrial production. It is used in sectors of industry as diverse as metallurgy and

steel-making, electric power, petroleum, automation, the exploitation of natural gas, and transportation, and in other committed

professions such as fire-fighting and border surveillance. In all of these activities, characterized by just-in-time operating

procedures, high-voltage production equipment, powerful electric currents, and/or high operating speeds, infrared thermal imaging

provides a real-time non-contact inspection method.

This detection method does not require you to cut off the power, shut down the machines or interrupt production. It can diagnose

latent malfunctions in advance, and so forestall their occurrence and prevent production incidents. Thermal imaging is an

innovative non-contact evaluation technique that is safe, reliable, and rapid.

Compared to the contact-based detection instruments still widely used, this new technology is revolutionary. Infrared thermal

imaging detection technology has major applications in the following fields:

 surveillance of electrical equipment and high-voltage transformers

 locating leaks from thermal equipment and heat exchangers; analysis of heat losses

 identification of thermal failures in rail transport

 in the micro-electronics industry, rationalization of circuits by detection of systematic hot spots

 fire-fighting, locating latent fire sources

 at a fire, aid to victims and tactical command

 security professionals, night time surveillance

This is why infrared thermal imaging detection technology is currently regarded by all concerned as the cutting edge in industrial

surveillance.

Thank you for purchasing a

C.A 1954 thermal camera.

For best results with your device:

 Read these operating instructions carefully,

 Comply with the precautions for use.

Meanings of the symbols used on the device:

The CE marking indicates compliance with the European "Low Voltage" and "Electromagnetic Compatibility"

directives (2014/35/UE).

In the European Union, this product is subject to selective collection and recycling at end-of-

life as waste

electrical an

d electronic equipment under directive 2002/96/EC (WEEE): this equipment must not be treated

as ordinary household waste. The spent batteries must not be treated as household waste. Take them to

the appropriate collection point for recycling.

This product is designed to allow recovery and recycling of most of its constituents.

WARNING ! Class 2 laser radiation. If the flap is open, do not look at the beam.