Re-calibration of infrared cameras up to 1500 degrees C is now possible at the fully accredited facility at FLIR Systems Australia head office at Notting Hill.
All FLIR infrared cameras should be checked annually for accuracy and to comply with quality assurance certification. Maintaining the infrared camera’s calibration accuracy ensures the camera’s electronics convert radiance values to correct temperatures using the known emissivity of the target object.
The Notting Hill laboratory is fully equipped to handle ‘blackbody’ measurements at known temperatures, radiance levels, emissivities and distances – a service to keep the camera ‘within-spec’ and up until now only available by shipping infrared cameras overseas. Roger Christiansz, Managing Director FLIR Systems Australia: “ Infrared cameras can now be fully serviced, repaired and re-calibrated here in Australia. This not only represents a significant cost saving for clients in reduced freight and handling, it also minimises the disruption and downtime to their business, ensuring they can continue to provide an accurate and reliable service with their instruments regularly calibrated.”
The laboratory is equipped to handle all FLIR infrared cameras as well as Agema, Inframetrics, Cedip and Indigo brands.