Flir One Pro - Thermal Imaging Camera for iOS Smartphones (iPhone 14 and Older w/Lightning Port), 480x360 Super Resolution (160x120 Native IR) | iPhone 14 and older, 160x120 native IR, MSX, VividIR, 1.8m drop, case, USB cable
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Style: Pro - iPhone Lightning Port
Features
- COMPATIBILITY: Infrared camera plugs directly into phone charging port and connects with iphones with lightning port (iphone 14 and older)
- SUPER RESOLUTION: Vivid IR technology upscales the image to 480x360 from 160x120 for greater detail and clarity. Flir MSX technology merges thermal and visual images to enhance details in real time.
- THERMAL INSPECTION GUIDES: Within the Flir One app is a step-by-step inspection guide to help you address typical faults easily and perform accurate home inspections. Find air leaks, moisture buildup, and more
- ACCURACY: Measures temperature within 3C or 5% when the unit is within 15 C 35 C and the scene is within 5 C 120 C
- JOBSITE TOUGH: Built to take the abuse that working on a jobsite dishes out every day, rated to take a drop from 1.5 meters and is built to last
- USES: Commercial Grade thermal imager ideal for a wide variety of applications including home inspection, automotive, chemical, plastics and machinery industries
Description
FLIR One Pro Flir VividIR enables Super Resolution, enhancing 160 × 120 thermal images for clarity & precision. FLIR One Pro Get accurate thermal detection and real-time temperature analysis of any target, instantly. FLIR One Pro With an adjustable OneFit connector, Flir One Pro adapts to fit with almost any phone case. Thermal Imaging Smartphone Attachment Whether you need to inspect electrical panels, find the source of HVAC failures, or discover hidden water damage, Flir One Pro Series thermal imaging infrared cameras offer the accuracy, resolution, and sensitivity required to help you identify problems quickly and verify repairs. Flir MSX (Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging) adds visible light details to thermal images in real time for greater clarity, embedding edge and outline detail onto thermal readings. Unlike image fusing (merging of a visible light and thermal image), MSX does not dilute the thermal image or decrease thermal transparency. VividIR is an advanced camera processing feature that includes combining multiple images for more thermal data. It applies these image enhancements to your Flir One thermal images in real time, reducing blur and improving detail. Explore compatible apps, made by experts, for tailored solutions that offer assistance with different applications such as energy efficiency, restoration, electrical maintenance or assets verifications. Find recommendations and access Flir's software development kit within the Flir One app. Flir Ignite is a secure cloud storage solution that gives you a seamless experience to directly upload, edit, organize, store, and share images and videos from select Flir thermal cameras. Scan for faults with the thermal camera view and capture photos and videos to your gallery. Upload images to the Flir Ignite cloud, change settings, and access help articles—all from the Flir One app. The Flir One app includes inspection guides to help you find air leaks, moisture buildup, and more with the Home Inspect feature and identify automotive issues with Car Inspect (iOS only). Flir One iOS Flir One iOS USB-C Flir One Pro iOS Flir One Pro iOS USB-C Flir Edge Flir Edge Pro Flir has been the leader in thermal imaging for over 60 years, helping customers across industries solve their most critical challenges. Our mission is simple: detect the undetectable, predict its impact, and empower better decisions that save lives, reduce risk, and improve safety. Our products are trusted across industries to deliver unparalleled performance in the most demanding environments. Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store
Product Dimensions: 2.68 x 0.51 x 1.77 inches
Item Weight: 1.27 ounces
Item model number: ONE Pro iOS
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required.
Date First Available: May 31, 2017
Manufacturer: FLIR
Language: English, English, English, English
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