Picture-in-Picture – The E60 features a scalable picture-in-picture image mode. With it, you can overlay thermal images onto digital scenes while scaling these overlays.

Multiple Measurements – The FLIR E60 supports up to 3 box areas and 3 movable spots. This allows you to capture temperature information from multiple locations in the field of view, thereby providing more detailed temperature information.

Interchangeable Lenses & Manual Focus – The E60 supports optional wide-angle and telephoto optics, which let you capture more of a scene in one shot or get in closer to measure smaller or more distant targets. Full manual focus control lets you dial in the sharpest clarity and accuracy.

High-Temperature Range & Sensitivity – The FLIR E60 features a high-temperature mode which allows measurements of hotter-running equipment, up to 650°C (1,202°F). This allows you to see more subtle temperature patterns and greater detail with greater sensitivity.

Laser Pointer – The integrated laser pointer helps pinpoint a reference spot and aligns a marker to it on the image for precise detection.

High Accuracy – The FLIR E60's accuracy is calibrated within 2% or +/– 2°C to meet the standard you can always trust FLIR to deliver.

Perpetual Battery Operation – 2-bay charger and spare battery option give the E60 comes with plenty of power to keep you running all day.

Below is a list of some common thermal camera applications where the FLIR E60 excels. If you encounter any of these areas in your field, the E60 will help you improve efficiency and increase accuracy.

• Electrical — Observing temperature can help locate electrical problems like loose connections, faulty wiring, and failing circuits.
• HVAC — Thermal images can help you locate leaky ductwork and troubleshoot heating, AC, and radiant flooring issues.
• Missing Insulation — Compare temperature differences to locate inadequate and missing insulation.
• Water damage - Temperature differentials can reveal water leaks before small issues turn into large, expensive problems.
• Air infiltration - Thermal images can pinpoint air leaks around windows, doors, and other building envelope structures.
• Mold & rot - Visible temperature differences can reveal excess moisture and help avoid extensive damage and health issues.
• Destructive pests - High thermal sensitivity lets you locate nesting insects and rodents before expensive damage occurs.