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FLIR E76 Advanced Thermal Imaging Camera with 24° + 42° Lens, 320x240, -20°C to +650°C
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FLIR E76 Advanced Thermal Imaging Camera with Features
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Telephoto, standard, and wide angle AutoCal lenses help users survey large targets quickly, check machines for signs of failure, or inspect electrical systems safely.
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Make critical decisions quickly thanks to industry-leading image clarity from FLIR Vision Processing, through the power of MSX, UltraMax, and proprietary adaptive filtering
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Use FLIR 1-Touch Level/Span to instantly improve image contrast and highlight potential electrical or mechanical issues.
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Onboard integration with FLIR routing software*, a built-in mic for voice annotation, and report generation features all help the E76 streamline your workday.
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Recommended temperature range: 30 to 45°C (86 to 113°F) in stable room temperature
About FLIR E76 Advanced Thermal Imaging Camera With
The FLIR E76 offers complete coverage of near and distant targets through a range of interchangeable AutoCal lenses, with fields of view for everything from wide-angle roof inspections to electrical inspections performed from a safe distance. A step up from the FLIR E54, the E76 includes an optional temperature range to 1000°C (1832°F), laser-assisted autofocus, and 3 area measurement boxes. The 320 × 240 thermal resolution produces crisp, vibrant imagery that can be enhanced with patented FLIR MSX technology for added detail and perspective. Onboard FLIR Inspection Route feature runs pre-planned survey routes to help inspectors stay organized when surveying large or multiple locations. For a limited time, the purchase of an E76 camera includes a 3-month subscription to FLIR Thermal Studio Pro and FLIR Route Creator. This thermal imaging product has a frame rate greater than 9Hz and is regulated by the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC), Export Administration Regulations (EAR) under ECCN 6A003.b.4.b. and requires DOC authorization prior to shipment to all destinations other than the United States and Canada.
