Temperature deviation as an indicator of anomaly. An infrared camera makes it possible to detect undesirable temperature deviations, for example on electrical systems, building façades or in the food industry. This allows problems to be detected and localised and consequential damage to be avoided. Reliable localisation of problems. The Voltcraft WB-90 thermal imaging camera creates images with a thermal sensitivity of 60 mK in a temperature range of -20 to +550 °C. The focus-free lens of the two-megapixel digital camera enables optimum image quality and the centre-spot function ensures precise measurements. Precise measurement results and effortless evaluation.

The 96 x 96 pixel bolometer matrix combined with a refresh rate of 25 Hz allows employees to work quickly and provides detailed images on the 5.08 cm LC display. The various image output options of thermal image, camera, picture-in-picture and auto-fusion are particularly helpful for analysing and orientating the object. The Voltcraft WB-90 also scores with eight colour palettes. Energy-saving, practical, robust. All data is stored on the internal 3.5 GB EMMC media memory and can be transferred via USB. The Voltcraft WB-90 is dust and splash-proof to IP54 and switches off automatically when not in use for long periods to save energy. The handy thermal imaging camera is supplied in a practical carrying case including USB cable, software CD and operating instructions.