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Test and measurement sourcing specialist Livingston has announced that it is now part of the network of approved distributors for leading thermography company FLIR Systems. FLIR Systems’ hand held infrared thermal imaging cameras are able to detect and measure minute surface temperature differences across a temperature range that spans from -40°C to 2000°C making them suitable for use in a wide variety of applications.
These cameras can be employed in building and facilities applications, industrial processes and predictive maintenance, power generation and distribution maintenance, verification of electrical and electronic thermal modelling, HVAC and data centre energy optimisation, and various scientific applications. As an approved UK distributer Livingston will stock a broad range of the company’s thermography products, available for rental, leasing or purchase. These will include: The lightweight general purpose i60 and b60 cameras, with 180 x 180 resolution, designed for building and predictive maintenance applications. The higher specification B335 and T425 cameras, which have 320 x 240 resolution, plus picture-in-picture and thermal fusion features, making them highly optimised for professional thermographic surveys. The top of the range P660 camera, with a 640 x 480 resolution and a temperature range reaching up to 2000°C, as well as sophisticated software reporting GPS and wireless features. “As Europe’s largest test equipment rental company we are in a position to open up a number of new supply channels for FLIR Systems in the UK, giving it access to potential customers in a whole host of different industry sectors throughout the region.” states Masten Evans, Managing Director of Livingston UK. “We can offer these customers the sourcing option that best suits their specific project needs, depending on their available funds and the period that the equipment is required for. The array of financial solutions that can be chosen from provides everyone that engages with us the highest degree of flexibility.”
