Fluke Corporation, the parent company of Fluke Australia , are providers of handheld electronic test and measurement technology. Fluke Corporation have now included a valuable, in-depth training programme with new Fluke FlexCam FT series thermal imagers based on the IR-Fusion technology.
The two and one-half hour training package includes basic theory and practice of thermal imaging, as well as a step-by-step tutorial on the included SmartView analysis and reporting software.
It is designed to help new owners to get the most from their thermal imagers, refresh veteran users on the technology and to serve as a valuable, ongoing training tool.
The training includes:
- Introduction to thermography
- Benefits of using thermal imagers
- Thermography fundamentals
- SmartView software tutorial
- Emissivity table and field-of-view calculator tools
According to Steve Hood, Managing Director, Fluke Australia, the new Fluke thermal imager delivers maximum value in the hands of a professional who knows how to use all of its capabilities. This training package is designed to help users to feel comfortable with infrared technology and the use of their new thermal imagers.
Fluke thermal imagers have many applications in a multitude of industries. The Fluke Ti40FT and Ti45FT models feature everything needed for every thermography task. With a 160x120 detector and a temperature sensitivity down to 0.08°C (80mK NETD), they deliver high resolution images where even the smallest temperature differences can be seen.
The Fluke Ti50FT and Ti55FT models provide even greater image quality. They feature 320 x240 detectors with thermal sensitivity (≤ 0.05°C, 50mK NETD) for high resolution, ultra high-quality images. In addition, with a 60Hz detector acquisition rate, temperatures are displayed live on the large 12.7cm colour display.
All FT models feature Fluke IR-Fusion technology. IR-Fusion captures a visible light image in addition to the infrared image and takes the mystery out of IR image analysis. It helps to identify and report suspect components so that repair can be done right at the first time.
The training is provided in English and nine other languages, including Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, Italian, German, Swedish, Chinese and Japanese.