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Dale Sherman replied to Fluke Thermal Imaging's discussion Infrared Image - What is it? in the group INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY USERS
Davide Lanzoni replied to Fluke Thermal Imaging's discussion Infrared Image - What is it? in the group INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY USERS"really great image, i think very good for courses.
i'd like to get, as said in the starting post, the visual image !
John, do you have a visual of your image too ?
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Historic Home
Historic and vintage homes are significant to our cultural heritage, yet often lack energy efficiency and comfort. Our mission is to identify key issues, solutions, and best practices when retrofitting much older homes.See More
Fluke Thermal Imaging left a comment for Jamie Kaye"Nice profile picture! ;) Has it been treating you well?"
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For anyone planning to attend ACI's National conference. We'd like to hear what you're hoping to see/do. Who you're looking forward to seeing. What sessions are you presenting? Maybe even meet up once we're there.See More
Guy DuBois left a comment for Fluke Thermal Imaging"Mmm., seems like Fluke is avoiding me. Anyone else using a wide angle on a Tir32?"
Guy DuBois left a comment for Fluke Thermal Imaging"I own the Tir32. Had a Tir1 prior to that. My reports for building performance surveys are always packed with thermal images. Those images from the 32 really are stunning. One complaint, why can't Fusion/PIP be used with the wide angle lens?…"
Fluke Thermal Imaging left a comment for Guy DuBois"Glad to hear it! How long have you had your Ti32?"
Fluke Thermal Imaging posted an event
Introduction to Thermography for Building Sciences Seminar with Michael Stuart and Home Performance Washington at Homeshow Daily
January 20, 2011 from 9am to 5pm
“Introduction to Thermography” class with a focus on: The basics of how the technology works Capabilities and limitations of the technology Applications of the technology, with aprimary focus on building science applications Hints, tricks, and limitations that you shouldbe aware of in the fieldYou will also learn the the basics of how to use your camera or thermal imaging system to Inspect Diagnose Confirm that the job was done properly Build your businessSee More
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Fluke TiR Featured in new Home Energy Auditing Commercial
Our TiR Thermal Imager was featured in the new Baltimore Gas & Electric home energy inspection commercial! We couldn’t be happier about seeing our signature Fluke-yellow imager featured in this commercial,
which began airing around the greater Baltimore area in late September.
For nearly 200 years, Baltimore Gas & Electric has been meeting the energy needs of Central Maryland, serving more than 1.2 million business and residential electric customers and more…
ContinuePosted on November 15, 2010 at 10:47am
Free Hands-On Thermal Imaging Training Seminars
We, at Fluke, have always been big advocates for education. As some of you know, we deliver hands-on (yes, hands-on—that means you get to play with the imagers!) training seminars all around the country. These seminars are designed to teach you the fundamentals of thermal imaging, how to troubleshoot faster and find problems using the latest thermal imaging technology, and… Continue
Posted on November 3, 2010 at 5:14pm
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 8:17pm on February 13, 2011, Guy DuBois said…
Mmm., seems like Fluke is avoiding me. Anyone else using a wide angle on a Tir32?
- At 10:53am on February 3, 2011, Guy DuBois said…
I own the Tir32. Had a Tir1 prior to that. My reports for building performance surveys are always packed with thermal images. Those images from the 32 really are stunning. One complaint, why can't Fusion/PIP be used with the wide angle lens? This is a real time consuming process because it neccesitates exporting IR and daylight pics separately into another file for use in my custom reports created in MS Publisher. (I know that SmartView will export Word based reports however, anyone knows you can go insane trying to generate reports in Word!)
This issue makes no sense to me Fusion/PIP works fine with the telephoto lens.
- At 9:49am on November 21, 2010, allen p tanner said…
- I own several Fluke imagers, TIR1 and TIR50. Both work well, were reasonable and are sturdy. The TIR50 is called 'the brick' for a reason. I would consider the FLIR equilavent for my next purchase as it is smaller, lighter and easier to hold for long periods. Also, the wide angle lens is better from equine scanning.
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- At 6:13am on November 4, 2010,
Diane Chojnowski said… - Hi Fluke! Welcome to Home Energy Pros! I read your blog about your seminars and thought it would be good for you to add them to the events calendar for the community to see. I think you'd get more exposure since the calendar appears on every page.
Great to have you here!
Diane, Home Energy Pros Moderator
Home Energy Pros
Home Energy Pros was founded by the developers of Home Energy Saver Pro (sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy, under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act) and brought to you in partnership with Home Energy magazine.
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I am selling my equipment and have a great Fluke TIR for sale for 3600.00
If…"
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