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A hot cable lug, a dry bearing or a blocked heat exchanger tube shows up in infrared long before it fails, and FLIR cameras are among the most common tools for finding such faults. The company was founded in 1978, is based in Wilsonville, USA, and concentrates on thermal imaging cameras and sensors. Seven Star LLC sources and supplies FLIR thermal cameras and lenses for inspection teams in Oman and the GCC.
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Founded
1978
Headquarters
Wilsonville, USA
Speciality
Thermal imaging cameras and sensors
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A hot cable lug, a dry bearing or a blocked heat exchanger tube shows up in infrared long before it fails, and FLIR cameras are among the most common tools for finding such faults. The company was founded in 1978, is based in Wilsonville, USA, and concentrates on thermal imaging cameras and sensors. Seven Star LLC sources and supplies FLIR thermal cameras and lenses for inspection teams in Oman and the GCC.

FLIR E96 and the Exx-Series

The model listed is the FLIR E96, the 640 x 480 pixel camera of the handheld Exx-Series. FLIR publishes three object temperature ranges for it: -20 to 120 C, 0 to 650 C and 300 to 1500 C, with a stated accuracy of plus or minus 2 C or 2 percent of reading. The camera takes interchangeable lenses of 14, 24, 42 and 80 degrees and supports MSX and UltraMax image enhancement.

Ordering a FLIR thermal camera: what we need

State the model and the lens or lenses required, because the same body is sold in several lens kits. Tell us the typical target and distance, for example switchgear at two meters or furnace walls at fifteen, so the field of view can be checked. Mention the highest temperature you need to measure, and any accessories such as spare batteries or a second lens.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which lens should I choose for a FLIR E96?
FLIR lists 14, 24, 42 and 80 degree lenses for the E96. A wider lens covers more area at close range, which suits electrical panels and indoor work. A narrow lens resolves small targets at a distance, such as overhead lines or flare tips. Send your typical target size and distance and we will check the field of view figures from the manufacturer.
What temperature range does the FLIR E96 cover?
The manufacturer lists three object temperature ranges: -20 to 120 C, 0 to 650 C and 300 to 1500 C. The top range matters for furnace, kiln and boiler inspection. If your work needs it, say so in the inquiry so that the correct camera configuration is confirmed from FLIR's documentation before ordering.
What is MSX on a FLIR camera?
MSX is FLIR's image enhancement that adds edge detail from the built-in visual camera onto the thermal image. Labels, cable numbers and component outlines become readable in the thermal picture, which makes reports easier to follow. The E96 also supports UltraMax, a second enhancement function listed by the manufacturer for this model.
Is Seven Star LLC a distributor of FLIR?
No. Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier, not a FLIR distributor or partner. We source FLIR cameras through commercial channels, check the model and lens configuration against the manufacturer's documentation, and provide the manufacturer's datasheet and the documents it issues with the camera, on request.