FLIR

FLIR Thermal Cameras Australia

Reduction Revolution is a national distributor for Teledyne FLIR Australia (previously known as FLIR Systems).

We offer a wide range of FLIR Thermal Imaging Cameras, accessories, and software for purchase.

All FLIR thermal cameras purchased online from us come with a FLIR Australia warranty. This includes a minimum two-year warranty on all devices and up to 10-years on the thermal detector.

What Does FLIR Mean?

FLIR stands for Forward Looking Infra Red. So the name 'FLIR' represents both the category of products sold, and the company itself.

'Forward Looking' is fairly self explanatory. These devices detect infrared radiation emitted from any object in their forward looking field of view.

'Infra Red' refers to the electromagnetic radiation that sits just below the colour red on the visible spectrum. In fact, 'infra' is Latin for below or underneath.

FLIR Camera MSX Image Enhancement

FLIR's Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging or MSX technology blends a base thermal image with a visual image. This creates a much better-defined thermal image with clean edges. It also allows for details such as numbers written on an electrical switchboard to become readable on the thermal image. All of the FLIR thermal cameras we sell now incorporate this important feature.

FLIR's MSX technology greatly improves the quality of your saved thermal images.

FLIR Thermal Imaging Camera Clarity & Quality

A more subtle attribute of FLIR thermal cameras is the quality of their thermal images. FLIR is the industry leader of thermal detectors, and this shows when you review the images produced by other cameras. We recently reviewed the SEEK thermal range and found the images to be grainy and hard to interpret when compared with FLIR images of the same items.

FLIR Thermal Cameras - Comparison of Key Features

The following tables provide an overview of the FLIR thermal cameras in our range. Click on a specific model name at the top of each section to view all specifications.

Model	FLIR TG165-X	FLIR ONE Pro	FLIR TG267	FLIR C5
Price (ex GST)	$599	$575	$750	$1,195
Thermal Pixels	4,800	19,200	19,200	19,200
NETD*	0.07˚C	0.07˚C	0.07˚C	0.07˚C
Max Temp	300°C	400°C	380°C	400°C
Field of View	66°	55°	57°	54˚
Wi-Fi	-	-	-
Change Lenses	-	-	-	-
Visual & MSX
LED Light		-
Picture in Picture	-	-	-
Record Video	-		-	-

Model	FLIR E5 XT	FLIR E6 XT	FLIR E8 XT
Price (ex GST)	$2,150	$3,150	$4,695
Thermal Pixels	19,200	43,200	76,800
NETD*	0.1˚C	0.06˚C	0.05˚C
Max Temp	400˚C	550˚C	550˚C
Field of View	45˚	45˚	45˚
Wi-Fi
Change Lenses	-	-	-
Visual & MSX
LED Light	-	-	-
Picture in Picture
Record Video	-	-	-

Model	FLIR E76	FLIR E86	FLIR E96
Price (ex GST)	$10,999	$15,999	$17,499
Thermal Pixels	76,800	161,472	307,200
NETD*	0.03˚C	0.03˚C	0.03˚C
Max Temp	650˚C	1,500˚C	1,500˚C
Field of View	14˚ 24˚ or 42˚	14˚ 24˚ or 42˚	14˚ 24˚ or 42˚
Wi-Fi
Change Lenses
Visual & MSX
LED Light
Picture in Picture
Record Video

*NETD = Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference (NETD) or Thermal Sensitivity is the smallest temperature difference you can see with the FLIR camera. 

FLIR Technology & Company History

FLIR was founded in the USA in 1978 and listed on the stock exchange in the early 1990's. FLIR has a long history of innovation and acquiring companies related to thermal imaging. In early 2021 FLIR was itself acquired by Teledyne Technologies for US$8 Billion (link).

The history of FLIR technology goes back another 100 years - to 1878 - with the invention of the 'bolometer'. A bolometer detects electromagnetic radiation and turns it into an electrical signal. It was the conversion of this device into a compact size (the microbolometer) which enabled thermal imaging.

FLIR is the global leader in thermal imaging technology. In the ten years we've been selling FLIR cameras we've seen thermal imaging become substantially more accessible. The specs have improved and the prices have come down substantially with the advent of the FLIR ONE Pro and others.

Free Online FLIR Training Courses

Most of our customers find our FLIR thermal cameras very easy to use. In fact, many customers simply start using them straight out of the box - they are that intuitive for many applications.

However, to dig a little deeper into their capabilities we recommend some training. So once you have your new FLIR camera in-hand, we can recommend the following:

Step 1) Register Here - it's free, and you get instant access to the online content.

Step 2) Go to the relevant page in the following list:

• FLIR ONE Course - for FLIR One and One Pro.
• FLIR Cx Course - for FLIR C2 and FLIR C3 (now FLIR C5).
• FLIR Ex Course - for FLIR E5, E6, E8 as well as the latest 'XT' versions that we sell.
• FLIR Ex5 Course - for FLIR E75, E85, & E95 - which are very similar and still applicable to the new Ex6 range.

Step 3) Click 'Enrol' and follow the prompts.

FLIR Thermal Camera Software

Similar to thermography training, many of our customers never need to use specialist FLIR software. This is because the images on our FLIR cameras are accessible as JPG's - in a very similar fashion to how you access photos from a digital camera.

However, with FLIR software, you can take your thermal image analyse and reporting to the next level. Here is a summary of available FLIR software:

Ready to order? Return to the top of this page and click on your preferred thermal camera. Order online to get the best price and fastest service.

Still not sure what you need? Read our more detailed guide (including specification and use cases) on our thermal camera page.

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