FLIR E96 Advanced Thermal Imaging Camera

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The FLIR E96 is their first pistol-grip camera with 640 × 480 thermal resolution so inspectors can survey high-voltage, hazardous targets safely and quickly diagnose electrical and mechanical failures.

Interchangeable AutoCal™ lenses offer complete coverage of near and distant targets, with the laser distance meter ensuring the crisp focus needed for accurate temperature measurement. Onboard FLIR Inspection Route feature runs pre-planned survey routes to help inspectors stay organized when surveying large or multiple locations.

Exx-Series cameras come equipped with FLIR Inspection Route. This camera mode guides users along a defined route across multiple locations and organizes images and data connected with each inspected asset. Users create a route in FLIR Thermal Studio Pro* with the Route Creator* plugin, then download it to the camera to streamline inspections and speed up post-processing and reporting. (*optional accessory software).

For a limited time, the purchase of an E86 camera includes a 3-month subscription to FLIR Thermal Studio Pro and FLIR Route Creator.

Outstanding Thermal Imagery

The 640 × 480 thermal resolution plus FLIR UltraMax® and MSX® image enhancement ensure the E96 produces the most virbrant, easiest-to-interpret images in its class.

Intelligent AutoCal™ Optics

Interchangeable, auto-calibrating lenses—from telephoto to wide-angle—allow users to target electrical hot spots safely, check for mechanical faults, and survey roofs or building envelopes quickly.

Streamlined Reporting

Onboard integration with FLIR routing software*, a built-in mic for voice annotation, and report generation features all help the E96 streamline your workday.

WHAT LENS DO YOU NEED?

14°, 29 mm lens: this telephoto lens has a narrow field of view for precise focus and crisp imaging of distant targets.

24°, 17 mm lens: often considered the “standard” lens, the 24° × 18° field of view allows users to remain a safe distance from energised equipment (e.g. 3 m/6.6 ft) while still obtaining a crisp focus on smaller targets.

42°, 10 mm lens: this wide-angle lens captures the largest field of view for imaging buildings, roofs, or other areas where it’s important to gather the most information in a single image.