New Flir Camera Likes It Infra-red Hot!

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26/11/09


Heading: New FLIR GF309 camera likes it infrared-hot!


Copy: The newly released FLIR GF309 infrared camera has been specifically

developed for high temperature industrial furnace applications and can "see

through flames" in all types of gas-fired furnaces, chemical heaters and coal-

fired boilers.


The GF309 features a detachable heat-shield designed to reflect heat away

from the camera as well as provide increased protection for the operator. 


The highly versatile IR camera has an exceptionally wide span of temperature

and delivers highly accurate electrical and mechanical inspections. 


The FLIR GF309 provides temperature readings across the entire surface of

the heater/boiler/furnace speeding up inspections, making work conditions

safer and helping avoid unscheduled shutdowns or emergencies. 


GF309 – look where it goes to work:


• Inspects “Fired Tubes” for Coking and Scaling — custom-built to deliver a

clear and precise thermal image of “fired tubes.” 


• Sees Inside Boilers for Slag or Ash Build-up — Ideal for internal boiler

inspection to detect areas of slag build-up (clinkers) that can hinder heat

transfer and potentially cause mechanical damage if they fall.


• Checks Burner Alignment and Flame Impingement — the GF309 can easily

identify if the flame pattern is causing localised overheating of the tubes.


• External Fire Box Inspections — also performs well in relatively lower

temperature applications, such as detecting hot spots on the outside of the

firebox, showing where insulating blankets or refractory bricks are disrupted

on the inside.


• Built-in Video Records Furnace Start-up, Decoking Operations

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by storing radiometric sequences, the GF309 allows you to capture your full

inspection of dynamic events.


• Tiltable, Flip-out 4.3” High Contrast Color LCD — the improved new color

flip-out LCD delivers a bright and vivid image in a widescreen format.


• High Resolution (800 x 480), Tiltable Viewfinder — use of a viewfinder is

sometimes preferred, especially in extremely bright conditions that cause a

glare on LCD panels.

 

• User-inspired Ergonomics: Rotating Handle, Direct Access Buttons - offers

advanced ergonomics to improve worker safety and individual performance,

not to mention reducing back and arm strain. 


FLIR GF309 – key features include: 

• Measures temperatures from -40 °C  to +1500 °C with high accuracy 

• Dual-use camera: Furnace and  ambient temperatures 

• Excellent Thermal Sensitivity  (<25 mK) 

• High performance LCD & Tiltable  high resolution viewfinder delivers a 

bright and vivid image in poor lighting  environment or under sunlight 

• User-inspired Ergonomics: Rotating Handle, Direct Access Buttons 

• Embedded GPS Data and Digital images allow you to identify precise 

locations of inspected area 

• Compatible with FLIR QuickReport and FLIR Reporter software for

professional inspection report 


About FLIR Systems    

FLIR Systems is the world leader in the design and manufacturing of infrared

cameras in use worldwide for applications including maintenance, product

research & development, process monitoring, building inspection and many

others. 


FLIR Systems has five manufacturing plants located in the USA (Portland,

Boston and Santa Barbara), Sweden (Stockholm) and Estonia (Tallinn). 


The company operates direct sales and service offices in Belgium, France,

Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Sweden, US, Brazil, Canada, China,

Japan and Australia. 


The company has more than 1400 dedicated infrared specialists and serves

international markets through a network of 60 regional offices providing sales

and support functions. 

 

FLIR SYSTEMS Australia Pty Ltd. 

10 Business Park Drive, Notting Hill 

Victoria, Australia 3168 

Tel :+61(3)9 550 28 00 

Fax:+61(3)9 550 98 53 

e-mail: info@flir.com.au 




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