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FLIR T560 2Thermal Camera with 24 + 14 & 42 degree Lens, 640×480, -20C to 1500C

$17,611.00

The FLIR T560 is a triple-lens thermal imaging camera with 24°, 14°, and 42° lenses, 640×480 resolution, and a temperature range of -20°C to 1500°C, designed for industrial, electrical, and high-temperature inspections.

The FLIR T560 provides ultimate flexibility in thermal imaging with its triple-lens system, enabling users to switch seamlessly between wide-area, standard, and detailed close-up inspections. The 24° lens captures standard views, the 14° lens focuses on precise close-ups, and the 42° lens covers wide areas efficiently. Equipped with a 640×480 thermal sensor and a temperature range from -20°C to 1500°C, it excels in electrical diagnostics, industrial process monitoring, and high-temperature equipment inspections. Its rugged construction, ergonomic design, and intuitive interface make it ideal for field professionals, improving predictive maintenance, energy audits, and operational efficiency while reducing downtime.

Key Features:

  • Triple-lens system: 24° standard, 14° close-up, 42° wide-area

  • 640×480 thermal resolution for highly detailed imaging

  • Temperature range: -20°C to 1500°C

  • Rugged, ergonomic, and portable design

  • Ideal for industrial, electrical, and high-temperature inspections

  • Supports predictive maintenance, energy audits, and process monitoring

Compatible Applications:

  • Industrial equipment and process monitoring

  • Electrical system inspections

  • High-temperature industrial process analysis

  • Building envelope and energy efficiency audits

Included Accessories:

  • Rechargeable battery

  • Carrying case

  • Lens caps for all lenses

  • User manual

Compliance & Standards:

  • CE and RoHS certified

Benefits for Users:

  • Triple-lens versatility adapts to any inspection scenario

  • High-resolution thermal imaging ensures accurate diagnostics

  • Rugged and portable for reliable field use

  • Enhances operational efficiency and reduces downtime