Ecmweb 7449 Fluke Tix560 And Tix520 Infrared Cameras
Ecmweb 7449 Fluke Tix560 And Tix520 Infrared Cameras
Ecmweb 7449 Fluke Tix560 And Tix520 Infrared Cameras
Ecmweb 7449 Fluke Tix560 And Tix520 Infrared Cameras
Ecmweb 7449 Fluke Tix560 And Tix520 Infrared Cameras

Infrared cameras

June 1, 2015
180° articulating lens 5.7-in. responsive LCD touchscreen optional telephoto and wide-angle lenses

TiX560 and TiX520 infrared cameras offer a 180° articulating lens, allowing users to navigate over, under, and around objects. Featuring a 5.7-in. responsive LCD touchscreen — the largest in its class with 150% more viewing area compared to a 3.5-in. screen, the camera’s SuperResolution mode boosts resolution four times so the normal 320 × 240 (76,800 pixel) resolution of the images captured increases to 640 × 480 (307,200 pixels). Additionally, the product includes optional telephoto and wide-angle lenses. To ensure consistently in-focus images, the units feature the company’s LaserSharp Auto Focus, which uses a built-in laser distance meter to pinpoint the target, and accurately calculate and display the distance.

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