Thermal imaging efficiency in the palm of your hand
The new Land Guide M3 thermal imager from Land Instruments International is robustly built and ergonomically designed for the entry-level needs of industry, allowing plant engineers to operate more efficiency and productively on day-to-day preventive maintenance duties.
The compact, palm-held design offers fingertip controls, high-quality thermal images with provision for voice annotation, on-board image processing, a 100-image memory capacity and versatile USB connectivity. With a sensitivity of 0.12°C, the Guide M3 can detect minute temperature differences with a –20°C to 250°C range and display them as high-resolution, 8-bit thermal images. Measurement options include simultaneous spot and area analysis, line profile, isotherm analysis and electronic zoom function.
Spotting potential problems is simplified by a cursor that automatically tracks and indicates the position and temperature of the hottest spot within the image, while a second cursor in the image centre indicates the temperature and provides a reference for inspection analysis. An audible/visible alarm automatically triggers when a temperature spot exceeds a pre-set value.
Up to 100 radiometric images, complete with voice annotations, can be stored for download and analysis.
A Windows-based post-processing software program is included as standard, which simplifies the task of image proces-sing, report generation and archiving.
Land Instruments International, Infrared Temperature Measurement, Dronfield, S. Yorks S18 1DJ; tel: (01246) 417691; fax: (01246) 410585.
The compact, palm-held design offers fingertip controls, high-quality thermal images with provision for voice annotation, on-board image processing, a 100-image memory capacity and versatile USB connectivity. With a sensitivity of 0.12°C, the Guide M3 can detect minute temperature differences with a –20°C to 250°C range and display them as high-resolution, 8-bit thermal images. Measurement options include simultaneous spot and area analysis, line profile, isotherm analysis and electronic zoom function.
Spotting potential problems is simplified by a cursor that automatically tracks and indicates the position and temperature of the hottest spot within the image, while a second cursor in the image centre indicates the temperature and provides a reference for inspection analysis. An audible/visible alarm automatically triggers when a temperature spot exceeds a pre-set value.
Up to 100 radiometric images, complete with voice annotations, can be stored for download and analysis.
A Windows-based post-processing software program is included as standard, which simplifies the task of image proces-sing, report generation and archiving.
Land Instruments International, Infrared Temperature Measurement, Dronfield, S. Yorks S18 1DJ; tel: (01246) 417691; fax: (01246) 410585.
