The Ultra High Sensitivity Wahl Heat Spy 170 Thermal Imaging Camera is useful in an array of applications and is beneficial for electricians, plumbers, building inspectors, facility managers, and MRO employees in a variety of industries. 

FLIR Systems Inc. has announced the introduction of its FLIR C2 pocket-sized thermal camera, designed to help building professionals see hidden heat patterns that can reveal sources of energy loss, signs of structural defects, and plumbing issues.

The high-sensitivity Wahl Heat Spy a/z 150 Series Thermal Imaging Cameras have a 160-by-120-pixel detector for 19,200 individually calibrated pixels with a thermal sensitivity of ≤ 0.05°C to highlight even minimal temperature differences. 

One of the primary measurements customers use to gauge comfort is the room temperature shown on the thermostat. If the number falls within an acceptable temperature range, the individual should be comfortable, right? Not quite. Could there be other factors at play here that are influencing their comfort that you might be missing? 

Homeowners want ways to save energy and cut costs. HVAC contractors are looking for new business opportunities. And technologies like thermal imaging enable you to see and do more than ever before. Why not bring customer needs, technology, and your skills together by offering home energy audit services? Here’s how.

Testo announced that as part of its 2014 fall promotion, the company is running a Race Weekend for Four Sweepstakes. The winner will receive a trip to an auto race of their choice within the continental United States, including race tickets, airfare, and accommodations for four people — valued to $10,000.

The 870 Series thermal imagers are available in two models: 870-1 without visual camera and 870-2 with integrated visual camera.