Infrared Cameras

Infrared cameras are devices that capture infrared radiation emitted from objects and convert it to images. Infrared cameras are not like regular cameras because they can see heat. They are very important tools in many fields that help you identify temperature variations and hidden issues while improving safety, efficiency, and overall performance.

Types of Infrared Cameras

SWIR (Short-Wave Infrared): They detect radiation in the 0.9 to 1.7 micron range and are ideal for analyzing specialized materials like plastics and glass.

MWIR (Mid-Wave Infrared): These cameras are commonly seen in the military and science world. It operates in a 2-5 micron range for detecting heat signatures and scanning temperature over long distances.

LWIR (Long-Wave Infrared): The LWIR cameras detect heat in the range of 7-12 microns. These cameras are generally utilized in industrial applications to determine energy loss, electrical faults, and moisture within building systems.

Benefits of Infrared Camera:

The infrared cameras provide non-contact temperature measurements that help you inspect and analyze without interfering with the running process.

Infrared cameras can detect concealed problems such as gaps in insulation, moisture intrusion, or overheating electrical components even in total darkness. The main features include high thermal sensitivity, visualization of heat distribution, and real-time data for more rapid decision-making.