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The new Fluke Pocket Thermal Imager offers troubleshooting power in your pocket

Fluke has introduced a pocket-sized thermal imager as the first line of defence for easy troubleshooting for electricians and industrial maintenance personnel. The professional-grade Fluke PTi120 Pocket Thermal Imager offers quick temperature scans of electrical panels and equipment, pumps and motors building systems, HVAC and process control equipment for hot spots and cold spots that can indicate early signs of trouble. The 3.5inch touchscreen features IR-Fusion™ technology to blend a visible image with an infrared image to more easily locate problems. For more information, visit:www.fluke.co.uk

The Fluke PTi120 offers simple point-and-shoot technology. With fully radiometric measurement, it provides 120 x 90 infrared resolution. The pocket-sized and the industrial rugged form factor paired with Fluke Connect Asset Tagging and IR-Fusion™ technology offer a powerful combination. Fluke Connect Asset Tagging eliminates the sorting and organising of infrared images by simply scanning the asset's QR code or barcode. The 3.5inch LCD touchscreen display enables simple adjustment of blending of the infrared image with a visible image by the sliding of a finger across the screen. It provides a temperature measurement range from -20°C to +150°C.

Designed to withstand a 1metre drop and mounted in an IP54-rated enclosure to provide protection against dirt and moisture, the PTi120 also comes with a lanyard and USB lead, all fitting in a soft case.

For more information, please contact:

Ken West
UK Regional Marketing Manager - Industrial Tools
Fluke UK Ltd
Tithe Barn Way
Swan Valley
Northampton
Northants
NN4 9BG
Tel:  0207 942 0700
Fax:  01603 256 606 
Email: industrial@uk.fluke.nl
Web:  www.fluke.co.uk

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