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Save up to £2,600 on thermal imaging cameras

Published:  05 November, 2015

FLIR_T420_bx.jpgSince their introduction, the FLIR T400 (bx) Series of thermal imaging cameras have reportedly been consistently popular for building science applications. This model’s hallmark tiltable optics in combination with many innovative features and dedicated functions are said to have resulted in increased sales year on year. And FLIR says for any building professional considering such an investment, now is an especially good time to take the plunge.

Until the close of the year, FLIR says it is offering three T400 (bx) Series packages that represent savings up to £2,600. For this limited period, anyone ordering a FLIR T460, FLIR T440 (bx) or T420 (bx) camera will also receive a FLIR C2, said to be the world’s first, fully featured pocket sized thermal imaging camera for on-the-spot troubleshooting. The company says the package also includes free FLIR Tools+ software - which normally carries a price tag of £251 - and an additional year on the warranty, valued at £352.

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