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@AQhannan - currently, that feature is for transferring images/video files to a mobile device or PC. It also gives the user the ability to remotely view or control the camera via the free FLIR Tools App. It should have little to do with GPS coordinates.

I wish I could tell you yes but typically it would require a line of sight. It is possible if you had a very high pressure but it’s unlikely you’d be effective through anything.

With the earlier versions, these filters were simply preset frequency ranges for different applications. It is best to try all of the filters out if a leak is not visible where you think there might be one.

Yes. It should be any micro-USB connection.

Good Evening - thank you! The Insulation Test (INS) is designed for to be similar to a Megohmeter test which will test the insulation to ground. While a motor can have a good insulation to ground, but it can fail phase-to-phase, and vise versa, which is why we measure Resistance between phases, dynamic rotor/stator health, and just as important for breakdown of insulation is the contamination test (DF/C or Dissipation Factor and Capacitance).

@ietechnologies72 thanks for your reply I appreciate it , so this equipment can no measure continue? Like a regular home meter but at higher voltage out put?

Hi Bob - I agree. Best recommendation would be to quick save and then import into the software and add the necessary information with the computer keyboard.

Hi Ivan - it could be a number of things but try a different battery and then reboot it. If that doesn't work, remove the SD card and see if that changes anything. I've had the issue before where the SD card causes issues, if that's the case, get a new SD card. If not, it'll likely need to get sent into FLIR Service to have an inspection done on it.

@@IvanNavi08 I'll send you an email, you'll likely need to have it sent in somewhere. It sounds like you're doing everything right.

@@ietechnologies72 Thank you. I will be waiting for a letter from you.

Thanks for your question! You will need to down the FLIR Tools mobile app on your iOS or Android device. Once you have it downloaded, ensure that WiFi is turned on your camera and you'll want to connect your phone to your camera in your WiFi network (typically named FLIR and it's serial number), open the app and select "Devices" down below. Your camera should then pop up in that menu, from here you can take over the camera as a controller, or as a viewer, or you can simply import images and video to your phone from your camera. Hope this helps!

Hi @Johnfsu - it's not so much a question of when to lock the temp scale or not, it's more of a matter of awareness of what that scale is set at relative to the target you're inspecting. If you're looking at the drive end side of a motor that should be between 110-150F but there is other equipment running hotter in the field of view like a boiler or kiln, you'll want to adjust your field-of-view to eliminate the back temperatures, or lock the scale around the motor temperatures in order to see only thermal details on the asset you're inspecting. I hope that helps!

@@ietechnologies72 Thank you so much for the quick answer! If I am understanding you, the user can/will use the lock to help maintain the scale depending on conditions in the field of view.

@@Johnfsu That is correct!

Wrong...exactly the opposite.

Wrong! It goes through the outside and then it goes up through the middle.

I have cut open oil filters and looked. You can definitely see where a small amount of metal is collected where each magnet rests. As others have stated, the oil flows from the outside in. Even so, if what you said is true the magnets would still attract the ferrous metal pieces.

Unfortunately, the T6xx-Series (T620, T640, etc) is a completely different physical-sized camera and has a different detector inside it. The detector in the T1010 and T1020 has a higher resolution than the T6xx-Series. We do have a trade-in program for those cameras towards the purchase of either a T1K or T8xx-Series camera.

Thank you for the kind words - the Exx-Series cameras have either a hand-strap for holding onto the camera, or a lanyard-style strap that can wrap around your wrist in the case of dropping the camera. You can still use FLIR Tools to generate reports if you can find the download for it but it has been discontinued and replaced by Thermal Studio. You may want to check out FLIR Ignite Software though, that is a very user-friendly option for creating reports and organizing image libraries.

Thank you! The E75 was replaced by the E76 simply due to some firmware capabilities that FLIR released across their fleet and due to the enhancement, they changed the part number. Besides those enhancements (routing capability, etc), the E75 and E76 are nearly identical cameras but the E75 is no longer being sold.

Yes, you can. You will need to connect it with the USB cable to a PC and run a FLIR software (i.e. FLIR Tools, Thermal Studio, etc) and go to "Live" Mode to stream.

Hi Erica! It completely depends on the distance you are from the vehicle and also what FOV lens you have on the camera. I have a 24 degree lens but the closer to the target you are, the more beneficial a wide angle (42 degree) lens is to be able to see everything you want without having to back away from your target. There’s a really helpful FOV calculator on FLIR.custhelp.com as well, or you can shoot me an email and I’ll send you the information: eric@ietechnologiesllc.com

@@ietechnologies72 Awesome, thanks so much!

Thanks for reaching out! The ATP7 can test any voltage or horsepower, while the AT33 and AT34 is limited to under 1kV for AC induction motors. He can also test DC, 1-phase, transformers, generators, servos, etc., de-energized.

@@ietechnologies72 thank you for your reply what I was asking is what voltage range is the megger function can be set to?

@@AB-yu2tj My mistake! Both the AT34 and AT7 will be limited on the Megger test to 1kV or 500V.

Hi Joli Moli - are you using one of the T-series cameras? Nearly every camera that FLIR/Teledyne has, allows you to adjust emissivity from .01 to 1.00. If you have this camera (or an E-series or C-series), you can adjust this while operating the camera in the "Measurement Parameters" menu. If you hit the select button on the camera, it'll bring up the menu on the bottom of the camera, in that menu you will see "Measurement Parameters", on this camera it's the second menu from the left. Once in that menu, Emissivity will be on the far right. You can see that menu around the 9:00 mark in the video. Otherwise, Emissivity can always be adjusted on the camera after you capture an image or from the software. If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to shoot me an email at eric@ietechnologiesllc.com. Thank you, I hope this helped!

@@ietechnologies72 thank you for sharing! We use a T540 but have specific E values we need to set

@@Johamo Do you mind me asking what that value is? I'm assuming your Emissivity options are showing up on the camera as surface materials with a suggested Emissivity? Please go to the Settings Menu on the main screen, then Device Settings, then User Interface Options, then Emissivity Mode, and make sure it's set to "Values" and not "Select from Materials Table".

@@ietechnologies72 we are doing a training lesson of plotting a graph for a tracking how temp values change per .1 value change of E. Thank you for the direction!

@@Johamo That's great, very important lesson! That might be easiest to do in Live mode using the FLIR software as well, just a thought. Good luck!

Hi Dennis - why don't you shoot me an email at eric@ietechnologiesllc.com and we can work through the details? The Motor Genie only has one App and when it was first released, they charged for the App but now it's free. They have improved the App over time as well. It possible you have a different instrument like an ALL-TEST 31 which uses a different software.

Thanks, Mark! Glad you found it useful.

@@ietechnologies72 trying to figure how to connect to wifi

Shoot me an email - eric@ietechnologiesllc.com

I know a guy that can help with that!

Hi Shadrach - FLIR does have thermal camera cores that can be used for vehicles to detect not only humans but animals, other vehicles, etc. Some premium vehicles have an option for that such as Audi, BMW, etc.

Hi Wayne - it is likely that your camera is just fine. The reason my TG looks clear in the image is because it needs some thermal contrast (temperature differences) to be visually more attractive. That is the nature of a low resolution imager like these. The TG165 is focus free and doesn't have the ability to have it's image enhanced at all. The TG267 would be worth looking at as it's a much higher resolution for not much more money.

Hi Paulseby97 - unfortunately, it's highly unlikely it would detect any gas leak. It would certainly not "see" the gas. The only possibility of detecting a gas leak is if the location where the leak is, causes a surface temperature difference.

Hands down, I’d suggest try the C5 if you’re looking for a low-cost, compact solution. It has a much higher resolution but nearly identical physical size and for the exact price the C3 used to be. If price is a concern, the FLIR One Pro is a go option as well but has its disadvantages as well. Let me know if you’d like a good deal on a camera. You can shoot me an email at eric@ietechnologiesllc.com if you’d like. Thank you!

Hi Alex - I have not yet put together a video for the T1K but we certainly could. Do you have questions about it that I can help with? Feel free to email me at eric@ietechnologiesllc.com.

@@ietechnologies72 Thanks for your quick response. I don't have a specific question. I was simply looking for an instructional video on that camera similar to the one you made for the EXX cameras because your videos seem so thorough, professional, and detailed. I am working on a presentation on thermographic inspections and wanted to include a video on the T1K FLIR cameras since my company has a few of those.

It might take a few weeks but we can put one together if your presentation isn’t coming up too quickly.

@@ietechnologies72 That would be awesome if you could. My presentation isn't for another 6 weeks or so. I have a mock presentation next month, but the actual presentation is in early July I believe.

@@soccerstudut Shoot me an email and I'll let you know when it's ready!

This pole isn’t designed for cleaning, it’s for collecting data for industrial predictive maintenance in inaccessible areas.

Hi Farrokh - I would recommend getting the most resolution you can afford. The E8 is probably the best-suited for that.

Hi Bruce - sorry about that. It's always tough trying to compact a ton of functionality and content into a short, concise video. If I can help at all offline, please don't hesitate to reach out - eric@ietechnologiesllc.com

@@ietechnologies72 , One this proves, I'm just a grumpy old guy! ROFL Thank you!

@@BruceNitroxpro Haha! No, no. You're all good my friend, understand completely. Let me know if we can help at all!

Hi Johny - I wouldn't recommend it for that, it's not quite high enough resolution to see small temperature defects on a motherboard. You'd probably want to look at the new C5 at the very least, depending on your budget.

@@ietechnologies72 wait really?? I actually ordered one because I found it for a decent price thinking it would be at least somewhat good enough to help me find a bad chip on a board or something :/

You bet! It’s much higher resolution than the older TG-series so that’s much better-suited for that application.

Hi Charles - thanks for viewing! I believe this could be done without too much of an issue, assuming there aren't other leaks (pressure or vacuum) with a higher intensity in the area.