FLIR Exx-SERIES ADVANCED THERMAL IMAGING CAMERAS SPECIFICATIONS Model Resolution with UltraMax ® MSX® image enhancement Yes: details from visual camera add depth and perspective Built-in visual camera 5 MP, fixed focus, with built in LED light Thermal sensitivity Temperature range Optional temperature range Focus modes Digital zoom Measurement tools 3 spotmeters in live mode, 1 area meter in live mode 3 spotmeters in live mode, 3 area meters in live mode None, center spot, hot spot, cold spot None, center spot, hot spot, cold spot Available lenses Yes: automatic contrast enhancement Laser pointer Area measurement information On-camera routing software FLIR Inspection Route™ with baseline image comparison and image overlay guidance On-camera report building Voice annotation and GPS tagging to images and video; on-screen text; sketch on infrared images from touchscreen FLIR software integration FLIR Thermal Studio Suite, FLIR Research Studio Radiometric JPEG IR, radiometric, visual video recording IR, radiometric, visual video streaming Yes, over UVC (radiometric, non-radiometric, visual) and Wi-Fi (non-radiometric, visual) Communication modes USB 2.0, Bluetooth®, Wi-Fi, DisplayPort Cloud services FLIR Ignite™ for automatic uploading of images directly from the camera to the cloud for easy, secure storage, editing, sharing, and reporting 640 × 480 pixels (VGA) Dragontrail® touchscreen Battery operation time Measurement presets Continuous laser distance meter (LDM), one-shot LDM, one-shot contrast, manual 1–6x continuous *Hot spot to center spot Delta measurement Specifications are subject to change. For t

FLIR AUTOCAL TM LENSES FLIR E76, E86, and E96 camera are compatible with all our interchangeable AutoCal lenses. The camera automatically recognizes when a new lens is attached and launches a wizard to begin auto-calibrating the camera with the lens—no need to send the camera in for service. This helps ensure the camera always produces highquality images and precise thermal measurements. WHAT LENS DO YOU NEED? 14°, 29 mm lens: this telephoto lens has a narrow field of view for precise focus and crisp imaging of distant targets. 24°, 17 mm lens: often considered the “standard” lens, the 24° ×...