FLIR AX8: Thermal Sensor with Camera and Web Interface

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Date: Jan. 01, 2015, FLIR Systems Inc.

FLIR Systems Inc. has unveiled a new fixed-mount temperature sensor, the AX8, which combines thermal and visible light cameras for comprehensive monitoring. This affordable and compact device is designed to help identify temperature-related issues in mechanical and electrical equipment.

The AX8 incorporates FLIR’s MSX (Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging) technology. It helps prevent unplanned service interruptions and equipment failures by providing detailed thermal imaging. The sensor captures approximately 4,800 temperature points per image, giving a high level of detail.

Key Features and Benefits

The device boasts industry-standard interfaces, including Ethernet/TCP-IP and Modbus TCP, ensuring seamless integration into existing systems. It delivers streaming temperature data along with a built-in web interface for easy access and configuration.

The AX8 is designed to alert users to elevated temperature conditions, enabling proactive maintenance and preventing potential problems before they escalate.

Silent Features:

  • Dimension: 54 X 25 X 95 mm
  • Streaming Video: Delivers streaming thermal, visual, and MSX video
  • Video Output Formats: MPEG, MJPEG, H264
  • Connectivity: Ethernet and TCP/IP support for internet connectivity

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