FLIR I7 promo effective April 15th (orders can be taken in advance)
$1995.00 List.
Buy a FLIR I7 and receive an Extech BR250 video borescope for free. ($349.90 value)
New FLIR I7 Specs: (note that 140x140 is a higher resolution than 160x120)
Compact
Easy to use
Lightweight at only 13 ounces
Image resolution 140 x 140 pixels
High accuracy – 2 percent with a thermal sensitivity of 0.1 degree Centigrade allows you expose problems faster and easier
Large 2.8 inch color LCD
5 hour battery
Rugged, durable design has easy grip ergonomic handle
IP43 splash – dust proof standard compliant
Measurement Modes
Spot (center)
Area (Min - Max)
Isotherm (above - below)
MiniSD card can store up to 5000 Radiometric images in JPEG format
Extech BR250 Specs: (It captures both images and video)
Detachable wireless color display can be viewed from a remote location up to 32ft (10m) from measurement point
Captured video and still images with date/time stamp can be played back on the wireless monitor or your PC
9mm diameter camera head with 36" (0.9m) flexible gooseneck cable
Video and images can also be transferred to your PC via the microSD card (with included SD adaptor) or USB cable (included) and viewed using Windows® Multimedia Player
Menus in 10 languages: English, Chinese, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, and Russian
Mini water-proof (IP67) 9mm camera head for high resolution viewing
Four bright LED lamps with dimmer to illuminate viewed object
Glare-free close-up field of view
Optional BR200-EXT extension cable available for increasing viewing depth; 19mm diameter connector and 38" (0.96m) cable length; maximum 2 extension cables can be connected to the borescope
Jason Kaylor
VP of Specialty Products
AC Tool Supply
480-528-4045
No focus ring, John. E40BX is the easily the best bang for the buck BD camera there is right now. .045 sensitivity for less than $4k. Not to mention all the other loaded features it has.
One of your students called last week from FL that is doing BD and wants to do/learn flat roofs and you recommended an I7 to him. This is why in a round about way, we made a good team. That dude would not of been too happy with you with his $2,000 paper weight after he takes his roof course. He did have good things to say about you and your course. Not to mention the delta in FL is very crappy for most of the year. 100mk is not ideal for there or related climates like San Diego or Hawaii, etc.
Unfortunately, it’s usually a default thought process we have when we see a poster with 1 or 2 posts having a link to a product. Don’t take any offense. If you are here to learn and offer advice…Welcome!
I am sorry, i didn’t notice. Indeed i spoke about optical or video endoscopes, not thermal. i am a specialist in endoscopy, i read this topic and thought i might be useful or maybe i could give some good advice.
That is a lie. I have been told by several people that you lie very often.
In every class I repeat over and over to not attempt to do commercial flat roofs with an entry level camera. I have repeated that same point on this forum many times. Mike Larson just took my class and can tell you that is what I teach.
No matter how much trolling you guys do, FLIR is still running the promotion. If you have issues with it, you can go over to the ITC boards and troll away.
