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Ti300 PRO, Ti400 PRO, Ti401 PRO Ti450 PRO, Ti450 SF6, Ti480 PRO

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Optional Lenses

Use optional telephoto and wide-angle lenses for more applications of infrared inspection work. To install a lens, 
align the dot on the lens with the dot on the Product. See Figure

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Figure 1. Optional Lens Installation

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Summary of Contents for FLUKE Professional Series

Page 1: ...rs Ti450 SF6 Gas Leak Detector Users Manual November 2017 Rev 2 4 19 English 2017 2019 Fluke Corporation All rights reserved Specifications are subject to change without notice All product names are t...

Page 2: ...vice contact your nearest Fluke authorized service center to obtain return authorization information then send the product to that service center with a description of the difficulty postage and insur...

Page 3: ...us 11 Measurement Menu 12 Level Span 14 Emissivity Adjustment 15 Transmission 16 Spot Boxes 16 Spot Markers 17 Delta T 17 Image Menu 18 Image Enhancement 20 Distance 22 Camera Menu 23 LaserSharp Auto...

Page 4: ...lay 39 Stream Live to a PC 40 Stream Live with Fluke Connect Software 40 Stream Live to an HDMI Device 40 Remote Control of Imager 41 Accessories 41 Optional Lenses 42 Maintenance 43 Clean the Case 43...

Page 5: ...can save images to internal memory to a removable memory card or to a USB storage device Saved images and data stored in internal memory or on the memory card can be transferred to a PC through a dir...

Page 6: ...se objects can pose a burn hazard Do not put battery cells and battery packs near heat or fire Do not put in sunlight Do not disassemble or crush battery cells and battery packs Remove batteries to pr...

Page 7: ...with a patient W Caution Storage and or continual operation of the Imager in extreme ambient temperature conditions can result in temporary interruption of operation If this occurs let the Imager stab...

Page 8: ...rective marking requirements The affixed label indicates that you must not discard this electrical electronic product in domestic household waste Product Category With reference to the equipment types...

Page 9: ...Audio Voice Text Video mode Auto capture mode Spot Markers Wireless connectivity WiFi Bluetooth Fluke Connect HDMI connectivity SmartView software Stream video remote display Remote operation of Image...

Page 10: ...s Item Description Item Description Micro SD Memory Card Slot F Connector Cover HDMI Connection G Lithium ion Smart Battery USB Cable Connection H AC Power Supply with Universal Adapters D USB Storage...

Page 11: ...t Table 4 Front Item Description Item Description LED Torch Flashlight E Infrared Camera Lens Retractable Lens Cover F Secondary Trigger Visual Light Camera Lens G Primary Trigger D Laser Pointer Dist...

Page 12: ...options touch a target on the display The touch screen has a backlight for work in dimly lit spaces When not in a menu double tap on the display to capture an image Table 5 Back Item Description Item...

Page 13: ...gger to start stop recording a video The secondary trigger operates the LaserSharp Auto Focus System see LaserSharp Auto Focus System and the Laser Pointer Distance Finder see Distance Table 6 Control...

Page 14: ...ure allow for additional adjustment time Focus Correct focus makes sure that the infrared energy is correctly directed onto the pixels of the detector Without correct focus the thermal image can be bl...

Page 15: ...bled They will not be selectable Table 7 lists the secondary menus available in the Primary Menu Table 7 Primary Menu Secondary Menu Description Measurement Set the calculation and display of radiomet...

Page 16: ...Select an emissivity value from a list of common materials See Emissivity Adjustment Background options Changes the background temperature to compensate for reflected background temperature Very hot...

Page 17: ...oxes that center on a target options Select the number of temperature measurement boxes to focus on a target Some models only have one Spot Box See Spot Boxes Markers All OFF Turns off fixed temperatu...

Page 18: ...s See Table 9 In automatic Level Span mode the Imager sets Level Span based on the temperatures set in Range When the Range of the Imager is set to one of the preset measurement ranges and Level Span...

Page 19: ...high emissivity factor of 90 or 0 90 The Imager measures temperatures accurately on targets with a high emissivity Shiny surfaces or unpainted metals do not radiate energy well and have a low emissiv...

Page 20: ...ance Note If either the RH or the Distance value is set to zero the applied correction of both values is disabled Spot Boxes Use the Spot Boxes feature to select the number of temperature measurement...

Page 21: ...to move the marker location on the image 2 When you are satisfied with the position of the marker push to set the change and select the next marker When the position of the marker is set the marker s...

Page 22: ...een the high temperatures and low temperatures See Detailed Specifications Ultra Contrast Set Palette Changes the palette color Saturation Colors Turns on off Saturation Colors If Saturation Colors is...

Page 23: ...he low apparent temperature level Requires the Low Alarm to be on Note The Imager does not sense ambient or surface dew point level automatically To use the low temperature color alarm function as a d...

Page 24: ...ement features of the Imager See Image Enhancement Logo On Turns on off the Fluke logo on the display Off Custom With SmartView software upload a custom logo to the Imager from your PC through the USB...

Page 25: ...the Imager and creates one image that focuses on the multiple targets at the same time In MultiSharp Focus mode you can process the image in the camera or in SmartView software In MultiSharp Focus In...

Page 26: ...fail If MultiSharp Focus mode does not capture a clear image use LaserSharp Auto Focus or Advanced manual focus SuperResolution SuperResolution uses a sensor to capture micro movements to create an im...

Page 27: ...movement an error message shows on the display due to an out of range distance Camera Menu Table 12 lists the options in the Camera menu Table 12 Camera Menu Option Menu Option Description LaserSharp...

Page 28: ...s full or the battery runs out of power Manual Trigger Select to immediately capture images when Start Capture is selected Temp Trigger Select to capture images when a value is above or below a set te...

Page 29: ...utoBlend Mode the laser pointer dot is positioned just above the center point marker on the display It can be easier to use your eyes to locate the visible laser pointer on the target not on the displ...

Page 30: ...Select Camera Wireless Bluetooth On 2 Push Select to scan for available Bluetooth devices within the range of the camera 3 Select a device 4 Push to connect to or disconnect from the device 5 If you a...

Page 31: ...r disconnect from a network 5 If you are prompted enter a password Sign In When the Imager is connected to a WiFi network you can sign into your Fluke Connect account on the Imager and use Fluke Conne...

Page 32: ...uke Connect Mobile App On 2 On the mobile device a Go to Settings Wi Fi b Select the Wi Fi network that begins with Fluke 3 On the Fluke Connect app select Thermal Imager from the list You can now tak...

Page 33: ...d presents a list with the ID and name of available tools found within 20 m without obstructions open air or within 6 5 m with obstructions sheetrock wall You can expect a short delay before the scan...

Page 34: ...nd reporting of an infrared image A visible image is a clear digital photo and does not use infrared technology Examples of possible annotations include motor name plates printed information or warnin...

Page 35: ...d action Action Procedure Add audio file 1 Push to record up to 60 seconds of audio 2 The display updates to show the recorded time 3 Push to pause the recorder 4 Push to stop the recorder 5 Push to r...

Page 36: ...in memory 1 Open the Memory menu 2 Select a file to view All files with text annotations show with the preview file 3 Push to open the Notes menu 4 Push to view the text annotation Delete Image To de...

Page 37: ...te format and the date See Date Time options Sets the time format and the time See Time Language options Sets the language to use on the display Localization options Sets the decimal separator to comm...

Page 38: ...e the jpg file format for images with the smallest file size where modification is not needed and image quality and resolution are not as important BMP Saves images as a bmp file Choose the bmp file f...

Page 39: ...Y Z to select Day Month or Year 7 Push W X to change the day month or year 8 Push to set the date and exit the menu Time Time shows as 24 hour or 12 hour To set the time format 1 Select Settings Time...

Page 40: ...e leak Note The lower the volume of the gas leak the more challenging it is for the Imager to detect the leak Table 16 SF6 Gas Detection Mode Menu Option Description SF6 Gas Detection Mode ON Turns on...

Page 41: ...e Table 17 Detection Guidelines Annual Gas Loss Rate Guidelines 10 lbs 4 5 kg The greatest possible difference between the gas and the background environment temperatures Wind speed 1 12 mps 2 5 mph U...

Page 42: ...tware Administrator privileges are required for the installation 3 Restart the PC when installation is complete Download Firmware 1 On the PC open SmartView software 2 Connect the USB A connector end...

Page 43: ...not yet authorized in your country Fluke will contact you when the radio is authorized for use in your country 4 On the Imager a Push or tap Enter Code b Type in the authorization code from the websit...

Page 44: ...ot 2 On the PC a From the networks screen select Fluke Camera Note Fluke Camera is the default name of the Imager If you changed the name of the Imager select the new name of the Imager from the netwo...

Page 45: ...ice you can change the IR Fusion setting select Auto Focus to turn on LaserSharp Auto Focus or tap the green Capture button to take an image You can change the other menu items on the Imager directly...

Page 46: ...ional Lenses Use optional telephoto and wide angle lenses for more applications of infrared inspection work To install a lens align the dot on the lens with the dot on the Product See Figure 1 Figure...

Page 47: ...e to blow off the particulates from the lens surface 2 Soak a lint free cloth in a commercial lens cleaning liquid that contains alcohol ethyl alcohol or isopropyl alcohol 3 Squeeze the cloth to remov...

Page 48: ...Charger Base 1 Connect the ac power supply to the ac wall outlet and connect the dc output to the charger base 2 Put one or two smart batteries into bays of charger base 3 Charge batteries until charg...

Page 49: ...arged W Caution To prevent damage to the Imager remove it from the dc car charger before you start or jump start the vehicle Always operate in the specified temperature range Do not store the batterie...

Page 50: ...l function of the equipment itself Class A Equipment is suitable for use in all establishments other than domestic and those directly connected to a low voltage power supply network that supplies buil...

Page 51: ...ble on camera Picture in Picture 100 75 50 25 IR Visual Visible Light Camera Type Industrial performance 5 0 MP Parallax alignment with standard IR lens From 60 cm 24 in to infinity Standard Infrared...

Page 52: ...Micro SD Memory Card Includes 4 GB memory card to store at least 2000 fully radiometric is2 IR and linked IR PhotoNotes images each with 60 sec voice annotations or 5000 basic bmp jpg files Note Fluke...

Page 53: ...ding Speed 20 fps 9 fps for imagers with 9 Hz refresh rate NA 20 fps 9 fps for imagers with 9 Hz refresh rate IR PhotoNotes Annotation 5 images 5 images 2 images 5 images 5 images 5 images Audio Voice...

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