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Thermal camera instantly uploads images to the Cloud for building, manufacturing and utility applications

FLIR Launches C5 compact thermal camera with Cloud connectivity

FLIR Systems announces the FLIR C5 Compact Thermal Camera with new built-in FLIR Ignite cloud connectivity and Wi-Fi features for professionals in the building maintenance, manufacturing, and utility industries. 

The FLIR C5 is designed as a pocket-portable thermal camera, providing easy sharing tools and reduced diagnostic time for commercial electrical testing, mechanical engineering, home and building inspection, energy auditing, and general contracting.

The C5 is the first FLIR Cx-Series thermal camera to offer the FLIR Ignite cloud-based solution. 

When connected to Wi-Fi, professionals can directly upload, store, and back up images and videos to FLIR Ignite. 

Professionals can also manage and share the data via email from any mobile device or desktop computer. 

With all images and videos in one place, sharing data with team members and creating reports for customers is convenient and simple. 

Featuring FLIR Lepton thermal imaging sensor and FLIR-patented MSX (Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging) technology, which embosses visible scene details onto thermal images to create a crisp image, inspectors can pinpoint hidden problems instantly. 

“The FLIR C5 helps professionals troubleshoot faster and more safely by guiding them to the source of problems including electrical faults, hot fuses, air leaks, plumbing issues, and moisture,” said Rickard Lindvall, General Manager, Solutions Line of Business at FLIR. “The compact C5 is an ideal size to carry in a pocket or tool bag, enabling faster inspections.”

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