<< Fluke
Infrared Thermometers
Fluke 576
Photographic Non-Contact Thermometer
Discontinued
See: Fluke 574
Infrared temperature measurement with digital photos
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- Capture up to 100 photos of measured object
- Emissivity
table
- Date or Time
- Signal processing: MAX, MIN, DIF,
AVG
- Displays probe temperature thermocouple K (TCK)
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Audible/visible high & low alarms
- 100 Data logging points
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Customizable log locations
- Graphical display of IR and contact
probe
- Simple field calibration
- Create .jpg files
with photo, temperature and date/time stamp
- Snap photos in
real time when alarm exceeded when monitoring
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Fluke 576 Shown
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The proof is in the picture!
Any infrared thermometer can measure temperature, but only the Fluke 576
thermometer measures temperature while digitally photographing the measured area
and its surroundings. Temperature measurement locations are instantly captured
in a digital photo with a time and date stamp in the image. The laser sighting
pinpoints the exact measurement location, without the need for a view finder.
Make sure the inspection was done properly. Download images and data to the PC
software and double-check all work. Ensure consistency of repeated measurements
by using prior photos as a reference—position the laser sighting as shown in the
photo to assure the measurement area is the same. Create customized company
reports with the software, data and photos. Just insert information from Fluke
576 data files into reports for fast, professional results.
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