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13 November 2015 | Updated 01 January 1970

FLIR’s second-generation thermal camera for smartphones, FLIR ONE is on the UK market and offers the user a number of options.

The technology behind thermal cameras allows for the visualising the heat of an area and the camera can be used as an analysis tool.

Supplied by PASS FLIR’s only platinum seller in the UK, the FLIR ONE thermal camera is compatible with android and iOS mobile devices. Shaped like a small dongle, it can be plugged into the phones’ micro-USB slot or lightning connector; the user can run the technology through FLIR’s app.

The device has been designed with its own internal power supply to ensure that it is not a burden on the smartphones’ battery. The technology can be used to view people in thermal, spot hidden thermal insulation problems, test temperature levels and to spot overheating electrical components.

Picture: Seeking out the thermal sights around us – the FLIR ONE thermal camera that is compatible with smartphonesFLIR’s second-generation thermal camera for smartphones, FLIR ONE is on the UK market and offers the user a number of options.

The technology behind thermal cameras allows for the visualising the heat of an area and the camera can be used as an analysis tool.

Supplied by PASS FLIR’s only platinum seller in the UK, the FLIR ONE thermal camera is compatible with android and iOS mobile devices. Shaped like a small dongle, it can be plugged into the phones’ micro-USB slot or lightning connector; the user can run the technology through FLIR’s app.

The device has been designed with its own internal power supply to ensure that it is not a burden on the smartphones’ battery. The technology can be used to view people in thermal, spot hidden thermal insulation problems, test temperature levels and to spot overheating electrical components.

Picture: Seeking out the thermal sights around us – the FLIR ONE thermal camera that is compatible with smartphones

Article written by Mike Gannon | Published 13 November 2015

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