Infrared Detection for the Roofing Industry
Roof surveys will never be the same! FLIR infrared cameras instantly show you what's wet and what's dry. Water leakage is the number one factor that leads to damaged insulation and substrate, corrosion and weakening of metal decks and building structure, even structural collapse and the growth of mold. Infrared cameras can instantly find the ultimate source with little or no physical disassembly of the premises and minimal disturbance of inhabitants.
FLIR ThermaCAM RoofCAM and B-Series infrared cameras are the inspection assets preferred by roofing consultants for fast, reliable, accurate roofing diagnosis. They can save time and money by pinpointing and enabling the repair of wet, failed areas, rather than replacing an entire roofing system.
FLIR ThermaCAM RoofCAM and B-Series IR cameras are lightweight and rugged for use in the field. They instantly capture and record high-resolution thermographic images on-board for subsequent downloading to a PC. They can also output full-motion infrared video records in real-time to a video recorder. Interchangeable lenses and a wide range of accessories can accommodate all of the situations you will encounter.
The ultra lightweight and affordable FLIR ThermaCAM RoofCAM infrared camera is a powerhouse of sophistication. It weighs only as much as a flashlight, yet can store over 100 images in world-standard JPEG format on board, ready to download at the click of a mouse to a PC.
The ultra-lightweight FLIR ThermaCAM B1 and B2 and high-resolution B20 infrared cameras are designed specifically for building diagnostic applications. The B1 and B2 weigh only 1.5 lbs and are easy to carry. The B20 enables you to annotate your infrared thermal images with text notes — and even your voice – in the field to take the guesswork out of analysis!
Ready to report your findings? ThermaCAM Reporter™ software takes all the pain out of writing reports. You go from stored images to printed report in seconds!
Can't fit the entire target into one image? No problem. Use FLIR Image Builder software to "stitch" individual thermographs into one fully thermographic collage.