Infrared (IR) laboratory

Measurement	Thermal radiation, temperatures, temperature distributions by thermography
Standards	DIN EN 13187, DIN 54190, ISO 18434-1
Measurement object	Technical building equipment, fireplaces, exhaust systems, façades and roof structures, thermal bridging, moisture retention, location of supply lines under plaster, vehicles, temperature analysis of larger surfaces and components, visualization of transient temperature behavior

Technical data of individual detectors

Thermographic camera	Spectral range 7.8 to 14 μm Temperature range −40 to +2000 °C, resolution 0.04 K IR image frequency 30 Hz, 640 × 480 pixel Lenses wide-angle 45°, 1.23 mrad Integrated digital camera continuous superposition possible
IR-video camera	Spectral range 7.5 to 13 μm Temperature range −20 to +900 °C, resolution 0.1 K IR image frequency 100 Hz, 120 × 160 pixel Lenses standard, wide-angle, telephoto
IR temperature sensors (special applications )	Spectral range a) 2,3 μm b) 8 to 14 μm Temperature range a) +50 to +400 °C, resolution 0.2 K b) −40 to +900 °C, resolution 0.1 K

Special features

Emissivity	Adjustable (afterwards) 0.1 to 1.0
Formats (camera dependent)	In addition to radiometric images also fully radiometric video can be created. There will also be saved all temperature information.
Recording	Trigger and timed recordings are possible.
Calibration	A precision Infrared Calibrator for the temperature range +35 to +500 ° C, emissivity = 0.95 is available as a reference standard.