CAT CS61SBBNAMUN Offers

Features

• Integrated thermal imaging camera:
  • Use the integrated thermal imaging camera to monitor and diagnose problems more quickly and save time on site
  • Locate a heat source up to 752°F (400°C), even in complete darkness, and diagnose damp, draught, leak, a short or blockages
  • Just tap the MyFLIR app on the device to get started
• Laser assisted distance measure:
  • Measure distances and area using the Measure app
  • Safely document measurements and record the layout of an area all in one screen, helping to make work estimates quicker and easier
  • Tap the Measure app on the device to get going
• Indoor air quality monitor:
  • The handy Air app measures the quality of the air you are working in when indoors
  • It will alert you to unhealthy levels of indoor air pollutants, like paints and solvents, and provides temperature and humidity readings

Features

• FLIR™ LEPTON
• MSX Technology
• Embedded thermal camera visualizes heat that is invisible to the naked eye, highlighting temperature contrasts
• Can pick up heat from a distance of up to 100 feet and measure surface temperatures to 50 feet
• See through obscurants such as smoke and works in complete darkness

Thermal Imaging Camera

The integrated FLIR® thermal imaging camera on the smartphone can be used to monitor and diagnose problems more quickly and save time on site. It provides a new perspective and opens up new use cases, including: detecting heat loss around windows and doors, spotting moisture and missing insulation, identifying over-heating electrical appliances and circuitry, and seeing in complete darkness. The upgrades include an expanded measurable temperature range to 752°F (400°C), and an upgrade from VGA to HD detail from the visible camera providing unmatched image optimization using FLIR's MSX® technology. Just tap the MyFLIR app on the device to get started.

Using the Thermal Image Camera

Detect invisible heat energy up to 100 feet away and capture and measure any changes in temperature as a thermal image or video. Use the visible camera and the thermal imaging camera together while FLIR's patented MSX technology overlays the images on top of each other to create a crisper and more recognizable image with greater detail.

Thermal imaging can be used for real time problem solving, from finding a leak, a gap in insulation, an electrical fault to locating livestock in the dark and everything in between. Thermal imaging cameras, however, cannot pick up heat signatures on some objects like reflective materials and water and whilst they can see through obscurants like smoke they cannot see through walls, rather detect changes in temperature caused by objects behind the wall.

Getting the Most Out of Thermal Imaging

The MyFLIR app allows you to shoot stills, video and time-lapse videos in a file format that can be immediately shared via email from the device. Apply movable spot meters and and highlight an area within the image to see temperature differences to both live images and retrospectively to the thermal images saved in your gallery. You can also select custom temperature scales to highlight objects within a specific range.

The smartphone also has a new Tips and Tricks section within the app and a Community Forum to help get the most out of its thermal imaging capabilities. It has 9 different color palettes to choose from when capturing thermal images. For example try 'Hottest' to quickly identify an overheating fuse in a circuit or 'Coldest' to view levels of fluid inside tanks.

The integrated thermal camera on the smartphone ensure thermal imaging technology is always on you, always charged and protected within a rugged device, pushing the boundaries of mobile technology, how and where it's used.

Features

• Point-to-point measuring, up to 8 meters
• Add dimensions and area estimates to images
• Estimate the material needed for the job

Distance and Area Measuring

The Measure app uses the device's in-built laser and rear camera to establish depth and calculate distances. It can be used to measure the distance from the device to a surface, and to estimate areas on that same surface. It can be used to calculate quotes or the materials needed for wall tiling, wallpapering or painting jobs, flooring or skirting board fitting, running piping or cable, or for preparing floor plans. The Measure app helps you to capture images on site that can then be used later to estimate sizes and dimensions. It's a convenient way to take on-the-job measurement estimates, without a tape measure.

Using the Measure App

You can use the Measure app to measure distances with a tolerance of up to ±3%. The app can be set to show either metric (meters and centimeters) or imperial (feet and inches) units of measure. Measurement estimates are made using the device's in-built laser and rear camera, so images are captured when measurements are taken. You can revisit a measurement taken earlier, and even take further measurements of the scene.

How to Use the Measure App

To maintain the accuracy of measurements, it is important that the laser/camera alignment of the smartphone is calibrated regularly. This will need to be done at first use and should be done frequently using the Measure app's calibration process.

The calibration process is simple to complete. You'll need to manually measure a height or distance using a tape measure and input that information. The app then takes a measurement over this known distance, allowing it to calibrate the laser/camera alignment against the known value. This is then used as the baseline for other measurements taken using the Measure app.

You will be automatically prompted to complete the calibration process the first time you start the Measure app on your smartphone. You can then recalibrate whenever convenient by selecting Calibrate from the app menu.

For best results:

• Use a height or distance of at least 1 m for the calibration process
• Using the same height or distance for calibration repeatedly means you do not need to manually re-measure each time
• It is advisable to recalibrate the Measure app whenever it has been dropped of more than 1 m (3 ft)

Indoor Air Quality Monitor

Monitor the Air Quality in Your Working Environment

• Monitor the level of indoor air pollutants (VOCs) in your environment
• Be informed to take simple steps, when needed, to improve ventilation
• Measure air temperature and humidity levels

Measure Humidity and Ambient Temperature

Get useful temperature and humidity readings with the integrated indoor air quality monitor. With the Air app on the device, you can quickly understand the moisture levels in your working environment. It is useful for rooms without an extractor fan, or regular ventilation, and where opening a window alone doesn't always completely remove all the moisture. You can also use it to help you understand when a freshly plastered wall is ready to paint.

Be Aware of Indoor Air Quality

Use the in-built indoor air quality sensor to monitor the air conditions around you. The Air app shows you the detected level of indoor air pollutants (VOCs), commonly found in products such as solvents, glues, paints, and cleaning agents. The sensor checks the air quality every four seconds, when activated, and can alert you with a notification when VOCs hit unhealthy levels. This allows you to take simple steps to reduce your exposure: improve the ventilation by opening doors and windows or turning on air conditioning, or take a short break.

Which Indoor Air Pollutants Can it Monitor?

Indoor air pollutants, or more specifically Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), include a large range of chemicals and substances. The indoor air quality sensor has been tuned to detect the most common VOCs that tradesmen, such as plumbers, carpenters, painters, decorators, builders, and electricians might be exposed to. These include paints, solvents, glues and adhesives, carpets, furnishings, cosmetics, and cleaning agents. Prolonged exposure to VOCs can result in a range of health issues, including headaches and dizziness, irritation to the eyes, skin, nose and throat, and respiratory problems.

Note: The Air app is not a tool for checking whether an area is safe. It is unable to detect individual gas or vapors like smoke, asbestos or carbon monoxide. Instead, it is a tool for providing you with better information to help reduce your exposure to VOCs.

Applications

• Interior design
• Construction
• Electrical
• Plumbing
• Carpentry
• Painting