FLIR C3-X Compact Thermal Imaging Camera with WiFi: High Resolution Infrared Imager for Inspection, Electrical/Mechanical, Building, and HVAC Applications

Excelente equipamento.

Camera original de boa qualidade e bom acabamento.

Mide lo que necesito medir

Não gostei para pesquisa de vazmento de água fria. Não me ajudou, o detetor de umidade que custa menos que 20% da Câmera foi mais efetivo para este caso. Agora, terei que vender para alguém que tenha interese em medições que tenha calor.

The biggest downside is the price versus features when compared to competitors. Construction quality is good with the entire body being rubberized. It rated for IP54, and the roughest condition I've subjected it to was dropping it accidentally into the bilge of my boat. For a few seconds the camera was submerged in oily water, and I rinsed it off in with soap and water. No issues at all. Using it in the rain is probably completely fine. It don't recommend dropping it (or any electrical device), even though it appears protected enough for shocks. The C3-X comes with a lanyard and a soft case. The soft case is excellent, as it uses the molle attachement system for tactical gear. The software and interface are snappy enough. FLIR technical support is very good, as the first thing my camera did when connected to wi-fi was auto update. I haven't had any interface issues (bluetooth, usb, or wi-fi). The online manual is a must-read, as not all of the functions are easily accessed through apparent menus. For example, to turn on the video light, you must swipe from the top of the screen. The C3-X is a good multi-purpose IR camera for general casual use and troubleshooting. Ideally suited for a general contractor, hobbyist, or homeowner doing a renovation/repair. I used mine to troubleshoot water leaks on my boat, home plumbing, and finding an electrical fault in my generator. Previously I had relied on a Fluke IR temperature gun, which lacked the fidelity required to troubleshoot complex scenarios. The biggest fault with C3-X is the inability to record video or stream it. Capturing video would be a necessary minimum I think for professionals that need to convey their findings of difficult to describe scenarios. Upgrading to the C5 would've solved this - but that was beyond my budget. FLIR is a recognized name, and you can't go wrong if you need to re-sell the unit. Off-brand units can be purchased for about 2/3 the cost but won't have the support or retained value in my opinion. On a jobsite, everybody has heard of FLIR. The C3-X provides the bare minimum for IR troubleshooting. If you can afford a C5 or better in the FLIR lineup I highly recommend you pursue those instead - especially if you're a professional. If you're looking for a general purpose camera, at a "reasonable" price, then the C3-X is ideal.