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FLIR Systems, Inc., the global leader in infrared cameras, announced the addition of two new offerings to its T-Series of infrared cameras for predictive maintenance. The new cameras offer high-performance features at a very competitive price making it more readily available to a greater number of electrical and mechanical contractors.

"Infrared cameras have become an important tool for electrical and mechanical contractors working to identify problems before equipment fails," said David Francoeur, Director of Marketing, FLIR Systems. "The real benefit is being able to be proactive. With an infrared camera you can order parts and schedule repairs as needed, helping save time and money in terms of maintenance, downtime and lost production."

The T-250 and T-200 cameras have FLIR's picture-in-picture FUSION that enhances the value of an infrared image by, with a push of a button, allowing the overlay of an infrared image directly over the corresponding visible image. It makes for easier identification and interpretation of infrared images. The cameras include 200 x 150 infrared resolution (30,000 pixels), auto and manual focus for different users and various applications, and high thermal sensitivity to pinpoint problems quickly. The T-250 offers a touch screen capability for sketching diagrams and marking images, helpful in generating reports.

FLIR offers a number of high-quality, affordable cameras suitable for a wide-variety of applications. To learn more about FLIR cameras, visit www.goinfrared.com/.

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About FLIR Systems:

FLIR Systems, Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets thermal imagers and infrared camera systems worldwide for a variety of applications. FLIR's thermal imagers are used in such diverse applications as public safety, defense, navigation, electronic news gathering and search and rescue, as well as for electrical inspection, commercial and residential building inspection, indoor air quality and home energy monitoring applications, non-destructive testing, medical science, research and development, and manufacturing process control.

For more information on all types of thermal imagers, please call +1-800-464-6372, visit www.goinfrared.com/pr2 or request a quote today!