Features:

• 384 x 288 infrared resolution (110,592 pixels)
• 9Hz frame rate
• This model includes dew point calculation and video recording (TIS55+ does not have this)
• Ideal for building inspection, industrial/electrical maintenance
• Designed to simplify your proactive maintenance (PM) program
• Built in personal assistants embed information in your images - voice annotation, IR photo notes, asset tagging
• Record up to 60 seconds of voice annotation per image
• Asset tagging - scan QR code on asset and then take images, images will be automatically sorted by asset
• Asset tagging eliminates hours spent at the computer organizing and renaming images
• -20 °C to 550 °C temperature range
• 3.5" VGA Touchscreen LCD display

Take your plan for a proactive maintenance (PM) program and turn it into reality. To get started, you need features that make it easy to set up your image organization and inspection routines. With the TiS55+ and TiS75+, you’re well on your way to implementing a successful PM program. 

• Asset Tagging allows you to easily compare asset images over time. 
• Scanning the QR code on each asset creates a timeline of your inspections. 
• Use the time saved (25% on average spent organizing thermal images) to analyze asset images for trends, diagnosing issues and fixing problems before they become failures.

Ditch the clipboard

With so many inspections in your day, it can be hard to remember what you saw and where that was. Maybe you carry around a clipboard to jot down notes onto. The TiS55+ and TiS75+ come with built-in personal assistants, which means you can finally ditch the clipboard and have all the information you need in the images you take, including:

Voice annotation 

• Record up to 60 seconds per thermal image
• Identify exactly what you see in real time

IR-Photo Notes 

• Take photos of asset numbers and other identifiers
• Use as a reference when looking at the thermal image on your computer 

Asset Tagging 

• Sort your thermal images by asset
• Scan a QR code on your asset, then start capturing thermal images
• Connect your camera to your computer to view the images, sorted by asset