Whether you choose a simple point-and-shoot model or a high-end thermal imager with all the bells and whistles, here are some key features and specs you should consider:

1. Resolution
   • Detector resolution indicates the number of detector pixels on the camera. More pixels, means higher resolution.
   • Spatial resolution is based on detector pixels and the field of view (FOV) spec, combining them to define the area the imager sees at any given moment. Spatial resolution can be used to help define the smallest object size that can be detected. A lower spatial resolution value means better detail and image quality.
2. Focus 
   With a variety of focus mechanisms to choose from, it is important to take into account your skill level as well as the application in selecting a focus type. Here are the common focus mechanisms:
   • Fixed: Point and shoot simplicity
   • Manual: Precise incremental focus
   • Auto focus: Automatically focuses on a target but may require manual adjustment.
   • Laser-assisted auto focus: Uses a built-in laser distance meter to calculate distance to the target.
   • Multifocal: Captures and stores multiple images of the target from varying focal distances and uses software to blend them into one image with ultra-sharp depth of field detail. Fluke Corp., for example, calls its implementation of this technology MultiSharp™ Focus.

Simple location of cable faults in underground low voltage networks

• Time and cost savings: Consumers can remain connected to the grid during troubleshooting. No disconnection, no fees to the Federal Network Agency.
• Cost saving: No service provider or cable test van necessary.
• Error avoidance: Two-sensor technology detects natural gases and warns the user. This prevents misinterpretations.

Save time and money with the Fault Sniffer 2! You can locate cable faults quickly and reliably, without the need for service providers or a cable test van.

Its intelligent, two-sensor technology also detects natural gases and distinguishes them from combustion gases, preventing errors in results.

Megger Fault Sniffer 2 Details

Pocket Thermal Imager

Key features

For many years, electricians and technicians looking for a quick current reading have reached for their trusted Fluke T5 Electrical Tester with “open fork” technology. The T5 has been seen in tool belts the world over, but now there’s the Fluke T6-1000 Electrical Tester. Here’s how Fluke’s engineers improved on the T5 to develop the ultimate in electrical testing—the T6.

Automatic Pressure Calibrator

Fluke 729 Pro Automatic Pressure Calibrator not only simplifies pressure calibration but saves time, reduces errors, and improves accuracy. With plug-in replaceable pressure control modules, the pressure generation and regulation could be up to 1000psi, 7Mpa.

• Automatic pressure generation and regulation to 1000psi
• Replaceable pressure control modules
• Built-in test template, one-key calibration
• HART communication
• Pressure leakage testing
• Automatic fine-pressure adjustment, automatic pressure stabilization
• Powerful, replaceable Li-ion battery
• Quick pressure release valve with a muffler
• Optional portable manifold with quick connection
• Extend measurement range with 750P Series pressure modules
• Measure temperature with 720RTD probe
• Bright dual-three-channel /color graphic display
• Weight <5kg
• Rugged and portable design with a standard 3-year warranty

Fluke 729 Pro Details

Megger in Railway Segment

Megger has partnered with our rail customers for many decades in developing and supplying test instrumentation to suit Rail applications. We continue to grow our product portfolio to complement the rail industry.
Whether it’s specific test applications such as transformer testing, cable fault finding, or more widely used general electrical test instruments, Megger is available to support you with your testing needs.

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