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Fault Diagnosis of Mechanical Plant and Equipment

Conrad expands testing equipment range by adding portable thermal imaging cameras made by Fluke

TiS20+ and TiS60+ thermal imagers enable the detection of faults within plants and machinery before they turn into system failures

  • Easy to use, saving time and money
  • Suitable for everyday use in tough conditions
  • Non-contact measurement of temperatures ranging from -20 to 400°C

Conrad Electronic expand their range of testing equipment – the backbone of industrial-grade electrical engineering – by including Fluke‘s TiS20+ and TiS20+ infrared cameras. In doing so the omni-channel distributor adds even more oomph to its fourth and last B2B marketing campaign of 2020.  

“Including Fluke’s TiS20+ and TiS60+ thermographic cameras in our range of testers and diagnostics equipment means users across the electrical engineering sector are now able to detect things invisible to the human eye, and to identify problems that more traditional testers won’t pick up,“ explains Kilian Braun, Senior Expert in Product Management at Conrad Electronic.

“The design of the two portable devices is entirely centred around easy and time-saving use. Means electrical contractors across industry and trade, HVAC and refrigeration engineers, as well as people working in MRO, can take thermal images of engines, or of instruments in electrical enclosures, by pressing a single button, and thus carry out measurement tasks fast, easily and in a cost-effective way,” says Stefan Kohler, Head of Sales for Germany and Austria at Fluke.

For more information, please contact:
Christina Bauroth
Conrad Electronic SE
Klaus-Conrad-Strasse 1
92240 Hirschau
Germany
Tel: +49 (0) 96 22 30 46 27
Email: public.relations@conrad.de
Web: https://www.conrad.de

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