Thermal Imager, 2-year NO QUESTIONS ASKED warranty, FREE calibrations forever.

[gromicko (Nick Gromicko, CMI)]

Yuri… nope.

Compare all 3:

• Specs;
• Warranty (although it is the same length it isn’t as good), and
• calibration.

http://www.inspectoroutlet.com/thermal-imagers.aspx better.

[mtimpani (Mark Timpani, CMI)]

mark timpani tucson az

[bgraham (Bruce Graham, III, CMI)]

Bruce Graham

Gainesville Fl

[cwlodarczyk (Christopher Wlodarczyk, WHI#800)]

those

@jjimenez

They say its best to bring your camera so that you can become familiar with and they can train you on your specific camera. I think that’s a smart idea.

Hi,

I use fluke, my buddy uses flir. I wouldn’t venture two far from those brands. I have a ti25, it has picture in picture and is easy to use. If i was to buy one today, there is a new model , that flir came out with, that is really cool, i thing for around 4000.

[wmisegades (William T. Misegades)]

@jjimenez

I’m not really interested in free stuff in this situation. IR is on my agenda for next year. A lot of the classes I’ve looked at say to bring your own camera. Is this a good start up camera or can 4k get me something better?

You could buy a second hand camera from one of the guys here who you trust.
I got mine from Chuck because I didn’t want to spend a large amount of money but still get something that I could use on homes and commercial (when I get there).
Calibration won’t be an issue for level 1 and for the general use on home inspection.
I got my camera first because I kind of knew what I wanted.