FLIR ONE® Pro - PT Putranata Adi Mandiri

The FLIR ONE® Pro helps you find invisible problems faster than ever, whether you’re inspecting electrical panels, troubleshooting mechanical systems, looking for HVAC problems, or finding water damage. This FLIR ONE® Pro-Series camera offers 4x the native resolution of the FLIR ONE Pro LT, for sharper image clarity that’s further enhanced by the revolutionary FLIR VividIR™. Measure temperatures more than 3x higher than any FLIR ONE® model—up to 400°C (752°F)—with a sensitivity that detects temperature differences down to 70 mK. Packed with powerful measurement tools, the FLIR ONE® Pro will work as hard as you do.
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Specifications

Thermal Resolution: 160 × 120

Battery Life: Approximately 1 hr

Object Temperature Range: -20°C — 120°C (–4°F — 248°F) and 0°C — 400°C (32°F — 752°F)

Phone: iOS

Accuracy: ±3°C or ±5%, typical Percent of the difference between ambient and scene temperature. Applicable 60 sec after start-up when the unit is within 15°C — 35°C and the scene is within 5°C — 120°C.

Operating Temperature: 0°C — 35°C (32°F — 95°F) , battery charging 0°C — 30°C (32°F — 86°F)

Spot Meter: Hottest, Coldest and 3 spot measurement

Imaging & Optical

Adjustable MSX distance: 0.3 m — Infinity

FLIR Screen-EST Mode: No

Focus: Fixed 15 cm — Infinity

Frame Rate: 8.7 Hz

General Description: Thermal and Visual Cameras with MSX

HFOV/VFOV: 50° ±1° / 43° ±1°

Palette: Gray (white hot), Hottest, Coldest, Iron, Contrast, Arctic, Lava and Color Wheel

Shutter: Automatic/Manual

Thermal Resolution: 160 × 120

Thermal Sensitivity/NETD: 70 mK

Thermal Sensor: Pixel size 12 µm, 8 — 14 µm spectral range

Video and Still Image Display/Capture: Saved as 1440 × 1080

Visual Resolution: 1440 × 1080

Power

Battery charge time: 40 min

Battery Life: Approximately 1 hr

Measurement & Analysis

Accuracy: ±3°C or ±5%, typical Percent of the difference between ambient and scene temperature. Applicable 60 sec after start-up when the unit is within 15°C — 35°C and the scene is within 5°C — 120°C.