• Testo India Private Limited

Thermal Imager in a Handy Camcorder Design

Testo India offers Thermal Imager in a handy camcorder design. Thermal Imager measures the infrared energy emitted by surfaces remotely. The Infrared energy emitted by the object is focused on to an infrared detector. By the laws of Physics the Infrared energy emitted by the object to related to the temperature of the object. The Thermal Imager converts this infrared energy into a heat picture of the object which in thermal imaging Terminology is known as Thermogram. Different temperatures in the Thermogram are represented by different colors. The distribution of temperature on the object gives the user vital information on the operating condition of the machine which helps the user take corrective actions.
Thermography has been used for many years by preventive maintenance engineers to inspect motors, circuit boards, switchgear, electrical connectors, bearings and pumps etc. The thermal imager testo 876 in flexible Camcorder design, with 160 x 120 pixels and a thermal sensitivity of 80mK offers excellent image quality. Some Advantages of the Testo 876: With the fold-out, rotatable display, one can have clear view in any position when thermographing; Due to temperature resolution of < 80 mk, even the smallest temperature are visible with the testo 876; A wide-angle and a telephoto lens allow you the adaptation to the very different sizes and distances of measurement objects; With the testo 876, one can store a real image of every measurement site parallel to the infrared image; With the motor focus, one can focus any infrared image quickly and easily; With the integrated voice recording, one can comment any infrared image directly during the application. The valuable information is stored together with the thermal image; By entering the ambient conditions, one can visualize areas in danger of mould growth in the thermal image at a glance; The germanium lens protection glass protects the optics from dirt and scratching; and The minimum and maximum values of an image section can be determined live directly on site and at a glance.