Thermal Imaging Cameras

The ongoing cost of living and climate crises have many of us looking for ways to reduce energy bills and carbon emissions. One of the biggest expenditures of any household or business, and a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, is heating. Ineffectively insulated properties can increase the environmental and economic impact of heating. It takes more energy to heat a leaky house, leading to greater fuel consumption and, therefore, higher carbon emissions and energy charges Nevertheless, finding insulation issues can be tricky as they are often invisible and soundless. Thermal imaging offers a quick, simple, and cost-effective solution. Below we detail how thermal cameras can be and have been used to find sources of heat loss in houses. Continue reading →

FLIR’s METERLiNK® is a free app available for Android and iOS. It is compatible with an array of FLIR tools and is designed to make monitoring, analysing, and reporting on electrical and environmental conditions quicker, easier, and smoother. Equipped with helpful features and streamlining functionality, here are four reasons METERLiNK® will revolutionise your working life.[1] Continue reading →

This autumn/winter get connected; get protected; and get trained with FLIR’s Ex Pro-Series Thermal Camera Promotion. Now extended until the 31st March 2025, when you buy a FLIR E5 Pro, E6 Pro, or E8 Pro, you’ll benefit from promotional pricing; an extended FLIR PROTECT warranty; a free 12-month subscription to FLIR Ignite Pro; and access to FLIR’s Academy Training! Continue reading →

What’s the best thermal camera? There is no one answer to this question. That’s because the best thermal camera is the one most compatible with your application, preferences, and budget. To help you choose the right thermal imager for your needs, FLIR has highlighted four important factors.[1] Continue reading →

As the night of the 24th December approaches and the Christmas operation ramps up, Santa’s elves have been voicing concerns regarding the welfare of their animal colleagues. Responsible for overseeing the entire Yuletide project on behalf of Father Christmas, elves are particularly anxious about the increased workload leading to increased stress for their reindeer and penguin staff. For this reason, they have been searching for a method of monitoring the health of animal teams without further contributing to their anxiety. Thankfully recent ecological research has revealed that thermal imaging provides an effective, non-contact method of assessing animals for signs of stress. Continue reading →

Specifically designed to detect heat/infrared energy, thermal cameras have proven useful across an array of sectors as disparate as utilities, construction, and manufacturing. In previous blogs, we have talked extensively about how thermal cameras can be used to rescue stray or lost animals, monitor species populations, and improve farming conditions. Now, thermal cameras are being used to monitor the emotional and physical well-being of competition horses and animals employed as part of tourist attractions. Discover how infrared imagers have been used to detect emotional stress in reindeer and learn how they were deployed to monitor horses for heat stress at the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Continue reading →

At PASS Ltd, we are excited to announce an exclusive promotion for our valued customers. From now until the end of December, when you purchase a FLIR Premium Handheld Thermal Camera, such as an Exx or Txx model, you will be supported with a complimentary five-year warranty from FLIR that includes FLIR’s Protect Package. Better yet, if you opt for a pinnacle model, i.e. a FLIR Exx/Txx Thermal Camera with a resolution of 640 x 480px or above, you’ll also get 10% off future FLIR Care Packages, priority service, and access to loan equipment from FLIR. This offer is part of FLIR’s ongoing commitment to enhancing customer experience. Continue reading →

In September 2024, a renegade rodent dominated local news and radio stations (including BBC Radio 1!). Cinnamon, a juvenile capybara born at Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur World in Shropshire, escaped captivity to live what the zoo described as “her best life” in nearby woodland. Live traps, on-foot searches, and thermal imaging were all used to try and recapture Cinnamon before she wandered onto neighbouring MoD (Ministry of Defence) land. After a week of monitoring, tracking, and holding their breath, zoo staff finally reunited Cinnamon with her mother, father, and brother Churro.[1] Continue reading →

Discover the power of thermal imaging with a FREE in-person workshop led by FLIR experts. Taking place at three convenient locations—Stockton-on-Tees, Leeds, and Hamilton (Scotland)—this event will expand your knowledge and provide actionable insights on how thermal imaging can enhance your business practices and processes. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from industry leaders and discover how thermal imaging cameras can transform your operations. Continue reading →

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