Flir introduces the iXX-Series of next-generation app-enabled thermal cameras that are set to transform inspection tasks across a multitude of asset condition monitoring, building inspection, and other applications. Built on Flir’s new ACE platform, the iXX combines the power of apps with a high-performance thermography inspection tool, enabling scalable, intuitive, and connected condition monitoring. Notably, direct integration with Flir Assetlink browser-based software automatically connects Flir radiometric images to an asset hierarchy structure, speeding workflows and delivering critical insight.
Traditional thermal inspections are often complex, inconsistent, and disconnected. Scaling traditional thermography programs can be difficult, yet failing to do so results in safety and productivity related costs. The new Flir iXX solves these challenges with a high-quality, app-driven platform that simplifies inspections, standardizes data, and scales effortlessly across teams and sites.
Plugging the Skills Gap
Around 60% of maintenance teams report a shortage of skilled thermographers. To help overcome this issue, intuitive, app-guided workflows on the new Flir iXX-Series enable maintenance workers of any skill level to undertake efficient and secure inspections.
The FLIR iXX comes with everything needed to get started, even providing an onboarding app to ensure successful adoption. The result is a shallower learning curve for less experienced users looking to perform expert-level inspections and accurately assess asset condition.
Better Asset Health Insight
Reporting demands up to 50% of a technician’s time using traditional workflows. However, this percentage drops to zero with connected workflows, allowing users to focus on inspections, not paperwork.
The iXX comes loaded with Flir's new Assetlink browser-based software, which allows users to plan inspections, connect thermal images to asset data, and produce inspection reports with the goal of simplifying workflows, improving asset health, and reducing reporting time. Furthermore, trend visualization provides insight on asset condition not possible with a single snapshot, while dashboard data visualization simplifies communication and improves operator understanding of condition monitoring programs.
