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From the Fluke Digital Library @ www.fluke.com/library

Ten reasons to

buy a Fluke Visual

IR Thermometer

Cameras and

Imaging

Equipment

Summary of content (4 pages)

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Ten reasons to buy a Fluke Visual IR Thermometer The award winning Fluke Visual IR Thermometers combine the convenience of a spot thermometer with the visual advantage of an infrared camera, creating a brand new tool category. Application Note [ 1. Designed to see it all ] Every Fluke Visual IR Thermometer has a built-in digital camera with a thermal heat map overlay to instantly identify the exact location of the problem.
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[ 3. Detect issues instantly ] Eliminate the tedious tasks of taking multiple grid readings. Every Fluke Visual IR Thermometer has a built-in digital camera with a thermal heat map overlay to instantly identify the exact location of the problem. [ 4. Professionally document your work ] Producing a professional report with the included SmartView® Software is just as powerful as the tool itself. Easily communicate issues or document repairs that have been made. [ 5.
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[ 7. Uncover issues you may have missed ] In this typical AC condenser, you can quickly see the uneven distribution of heat in the center row, which may indicate a potential issue. This could easily be missed with a traditional IR thermometer. [ 8. Troubleshoot intermittent issues ] The auto monitoring feature in the VT04 allows you to troubleshoot intermittent issues that may be challenging to discover, such as looking for connection or overload conditions in combination starters.
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[ 10. Just as versatile as the issues you are asked to troubleshoot ] Potentially faulty cold air damper Inspection of hydronic floor heat Unbalanced load in 3 phase supply Energy loss around window Overheated motor output Thermal inspection of pulley Set yourself up for success. Follow a few simple steps that will help you troubleshoot issues in facilities applications: • Wear proper PPE for your environment, according to your local, national, and company protocols.