TC7000 intrinsically safe thermal imager from CorDEX Instruments

Analytical instrumentation

TC7000 intrinsically safe thermal imager from CorDEX Instruments

19 Feb, 2014

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This revolutionary TC7000 handheld thermal imaging camera from CorDEX Instruments is ATEX and IECEx certified for use in potentially hazardous gas, dust and mining environments.

Lightweight and simple to use, TC7000 intrinsically safe thermal imager is fully featured, professional grade infrared camera boasting features such as; 320x240 high resolution detector array, -20 to 600C (-4 to 1112F) measurement range, articulating lens, voice and text comment options with every image.

TC7000 also includes an on board 13.5Mhz RFID scanner allowing users to automatically link thermal images to an RFID tag location. Create simple reports or trend over time with powerful but simple to use CorDEX CONNECT database software, provided free of charge with every TC7000 thermal imager.

TC7000 is fully compatible with the CorDEX IW Series Intelligent IR Windows. Using its on board RFID scanner, TC7000 automatically detects a compatible CorDEX IR Window and uses complex algorithms to provide accurate measurements of live electrical equipment via the IR Window.

For more information on TC7000 Intrinsically Safe Thermal Imagers or any CorDEX product, email or call 0044 (0) 1642 454373.

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