Visual and audible temperature

Limit alarm function alerts the user to abnormal conditions.

Automatic hot and cold spot cursors

Quickly pinpoints the extremes in a scene.

Up to five moveable temperature cursors/areas

With individual emissivity settings for analysing complex scenes.

Built-in emissivity tables

Allow easy emissivity value setting.

Temperature difference of two cursors

Can be displayed on screen enabling quick and easy temperature comparisons.

Isotherms, temperature gradients and area analysis

Boxes for advanced scene analysis.

Eleven selectable colour pallets

For ease of use.

Fully radiometric thermal and visual images

Are stored on the micro SD card provided.

Images can be voice annotated

For later reviewing with the PC software.

Video output function

Allows the live image to be shown on an external display, useful when showing to a group of people.

Supplied with two standard camcorder batteries

And an independent charger, enabling a long field usage time.

Rugged construction

With an IP 54 rating, enabling use almost anywhere.

Comprehensive PC software suite

For an unlimited number of users enables advanced image analysis and professional report writing.
 

The SKF Thermal Camera software is easy to use and requires no special skills to perform infrared image analysis and create professional reports. 
It can only be used with images taken by the SKF Thermal Cameras TKTI 21 and TKTI 31. It cannot be used with images from the previous generation of SKF Thermal Cameras. 

The software enables: 

• Powerful and quick infrared image analysis.
• Quick creation of professional reports.
• Easily loading and selection of infrared images.
• Software installation on many users’ computers.
• Key image parameters can be easily modified.
• Creation and preview of comprehensive and professional reports in pdf and MS Word format.
• In just one click, printing, local saving and emailing of reports. 
• The software can be used with images produced by the SKF Thermal Cameras TKTI 21 and TKTI 31 and runs on PC's using MS Windows XP or higher on both 32 and 64 bit machines.

Problems can be detected before they occur by using a SKF Thermal camera. This increases uptime and improves safety. By presenting a picture of the heat distribution of an asset, potential problems can be visualized which are invisible to the naked eye. The thermal image is presented on a large LCD screen enabling potential problems to be pinpointed quickly by highlighting where the temperature is either too hot or too cold.

The TKTI 21 thermal camera provides easy hotspot detection and can pinpoint at moderate distances. Its alarm function notifies of troublesome hotspots. Experienced thermographers can take advantage of advanced display options.

Maintenance technicians and experienced thermographers can quickly and easily detect troublesome hotspots with the user-friendly SKF Thermal Camera TKTI 21. With a thermal detector of 160 ¥ 120 pixels and a visual camera, the TKTI 21 is suitable for many mechanical and electrical maintenance inspection applications. A wide temperature measurement range of –20 to +350 °C (–4 to +662 °F) makes the TKTI 21 suitable for many proactive maintenance programmes.

 

Using an SKF Thermal camera is a proactive way to help you detect problems before they occur, increasing uptime and improving safety. They allow you to be able to visualise potential problems, invisible to the naked eye, by presenting a picture of the heat distribution of an asset. The thermal image, presented on a large LCD screen, shows you where the temperature is either too hot or too cold allowing you to pinpoint potential problems fast.
 

SKF Thermal Cameras allow you to: