Compact Thermal Imaging System with Wi-Fi

The FLIR C3 is a full-featured, pocket-sized thermal camera designed to be your go-to tool, whether your work is building inspections, facilities maintenance, HVAC, or electrical repair. Keep it on you so you’re ready anytime to find hot fuses, cold air leaks, plumbing issues, and more. The C3's integrated touch-screen is a snap to learn, so you can quickly get to the job of finding hidden problems, documenting repairs, and sharing images over Wi-Fi.

SHARE IMAGES INSTANTLY OVER WI-FI

Whether your thermal image indicates a problem or confirms a repair, you'll want to show it to your customer or boss. The C3 makes sharing that evidence easier. The Flir C3's three-inch touch-screen and built-in Wi-Fi connectivity allows you to quickly share captured images and video with employers, customers, and colleagues to save time and improve productivity. Connect the FLIR C3 to a smartphone or tablet with the FLIR Tools Mobile app, and instantly transfer images, build a report, and send them off without leaving your jobsite.

PROFESSIONAL-LEVEL MEASUREMENT FEATURES

The FLIR C3 has professional level features like those found in higher-end FLIR thermal cameras, like on-screen measurement tools. Using the C3’s Hot Spot or Cold Spot feature, you can quickly measure within a defined area box. The camera will display a spot meter, as well as the maximum or minimum temperature, so you can instantly see where it's the hottest or coldest.

MSX IMAGE ENHANCEMENT ONLY FROM FLIR

The C3 features Flir's unique MSX that adds key details from the onboard visible light camera to the entire infrared image in real time. The result: an all-in-one, undiluted thermal picture with visible light features that lets you instantly recognize where the problematic heat pattern is. MSX is real time whether watching the camera's LCD or streaming video over USB.

The FLIR C3 includes both the Flir Lepton thermal microcamera and a visible camera. Through Flir's patented MSX technology, users may emboss the thermal image over the visible image to create a crisp, fully radiometric image.