Testo 882 Thermal Imager Kit

76,800 pixels (320 x 240), -4 to 662°F, and 50mK thermal sensitivity .

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For replacement see the Testo 890 Series Thermal Imager

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Part Number

0560 0882 70

Manufactured

By Testo

Includes

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FREE Accessories Included

Product Specs

Features

33Hz image refresh rate
50mK thermal sensitivity (NETD)
8 to 14mm spectral range
0.01 to 1 emissivity correction
320 x 240 pixel image sensor
32° x 23°, 7in min focus standard lens
-4 to 662°F (-20 to 350°C) temp range
TwinPix (visual & IR image blending)
Voice recording with headset
Built-in digital camera with power LEDs

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The Testo 882 thermal imager kit is good for industrial and commercial preventive maintenance applications. Additional features like TwinPix image blending, Isotherms and Lens Protection Glass to provide another level of assurance and flexibility to one of your most powerful inspection tools.

The thermal imagers from Testo with integrated digital camera automatically store an infrared and a real image simultaneously. With the professional image overlay Testo TwinPix, these two images can be superimposed over each other. The information from the thermal image and the real image are then displayed together in one image. By setting marking points which correspond in the infrared and the real image, the images are overlaid exactly. Even scenes with measurement objects at different distances can be blended without a problem, and shown simultaneously in one image. During the analysis, the image overlay helps orientation in the image and in the exact localization of the damaged area. Setting the transparency level regulates the intensity of the infrared or the real image component in the overlay. Critical temperature ranges can be marked by inserting infrared limit values and the infrared range. Even in the real image, problem areas can be directly emphasized, and the temperature status of the measurement object displayed.