FLIR delivering its one hundred thousandth IR camera
November 14, 2009
FLIR Systems is pleased to be delivering its 100,000th commercial-use infrared camera; this one purchased by Bob Childs, a home inspector in Arizona. To commemorate the milestone, Childs and Professional Equipment (his distributor) will be honoured at an awards ceremony and press conference today.
“This remarkable achievement is a reflection of FLIR’s
success in its efforts to make infrared technology increasingly
available and affordable," said
FLIR’s Tom Scanlon, vice president for Americas–Thermography. "While FLIR’s earliest thermal imagers cost
$50,000, today’s professionals can access FLIR technology for a
fraction of that, with cameras now starting at under $2000."
In addition to serving as a key tool in home inspection and building diagnostics, FLIR’s commercial IR cameras are used by in industrial plant maintenance, electrical and HVAC diagnostics applications. Congratulations FLIR!
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(Photo left to right): Jeffrey Wunn of Professional Equipment; Bob Childs, recipient of 100,000th commercial-use infrared camera; Lisa Sympson (Professional Equipment); and Derrick Jones of FLIR Systems.
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Last modified on January 13, 2010
In addition to serving as a key tool in home inspection and building diagnostics, FLIR’s commercial IR cameras are used by in industrial plant maintenance, electrical and HVAC diagnostics applications. Congratulations FLIR!
CLICK HERE or PHOTO for VIDEO.
(Photo left to right): Jeffrey Wunn of Professional Equipment; Bob Childs, recipient of 100,000th commercial-use infrared camera; Lisa Sympson (Professional Equipment); and Derrick Jones of FLIR Systems.
CLICK HERE for FLIR Systems Inc.
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