Fluke Ti300+ Thermal Imager, 320 x 240, 650 C

Ti300+ 320 x 240 thermal imager with LaserSharp Auto Focus

The Fluke Ti300+ is a pistol-grip thermal imager for maintenance technicians who want laser-assisted focus and interchangeable lenses on a 320 x 240 detector. It is a step up from the fixed-focus TiS range, because the focus is set from a measured target distance rather than by eye, and it is a step below the 640 x 480 PRO cameras in resolution and feature count. Seven Star LLC supplies the Ti300+ in Oman and the GCC as an independent supplier in Muscat, not affiliated with the manufacturer.

The manufacturer lists the Ti300+ as FLK-Ti300+ 60 Hz and FLK-Ti300+ 9 Hz. The plus sign marks the current generation of the Ti300 and is part of the model name, so keep it when you quote or search.

Ti300+ technical specifications

How LaserSharp focus helps the Ti300+ user

Passive autofocus in thermal cameras tends to lock onto whatever has the most contrast, which in a switchgear room can be a nearby cable tray rather than the intended lug. LaserSharp points a laser at the exact target, reads the distance and sets the lens. The same distance is shown on the screen, so an inspector can repeat the shot at a similar range on the next route. The datasheet also notes that the system can image through common obstacles such as chain-link fences, which is practical at outdoor transformer yards.

Where the Ti300+ sits among Fluke thermal cameras

With a 1.85 mRad IFOV, the Ti300+ resolves a target about 1.85 mm across per metre of distance, which is roughly twice the pixel size of the 640 x 480 PRO models. Use it for panels, motors and piping inspected at a few metres. Move to the Ti401 PRO or TiX580 when you need to see small targets from much further away. The TiS60+ gives the same 320 x 240 detector but with fixed focus, 400 °C range and 45 mK sensitivity, while the Ti300+ adds laser focus, lens options and a 650 °C range.

Image files from the Ti300+ can be reviewed on the camera by thumbnail or full screen, and the desktop software exports them to bitmap, GIF, JPEG, PNG or TIFF. Voice annotations of up to 60 seconds and two IR-PhotoNotes can be attached to each image, which helps when a long route covers dozens of similar panels.

Selecting and ordering the Ti300+

• Decide whether 320 x 240 resolution is enough for your typical working distance.
• Specify 60 Hz or 9 Hz at ordering.
• Add optional Smart Lenses: 2x telephoto, 4x telephoto, wide-angle or 25 micron macro.
• Order spare batteries and the car charger if inspections run a full shift.
• Remember it has no video recording, digital zoom or auto capture; choose a higher model if you need them.

Commissioning and maintenance of the Ti300+

Set date, language, emissivity default and temperature units, then insert the micro SD card. Check focus on a known target, and keep the lens free of fingerprints and dust. The manufacturer recommends a two-year calibration cycle, which suits the camera used in normal service. Charge the two batteries ahead of each inspection day and rotate them. Because operating temperature is limited to +50 °C, do not leave the Ti300+ on a vehicle dashboard in summer.

Typical applications of the Ti300+ in Oman and the GCC

Technicians use the Ti300+ for electrical panels, motor terminal boxes, bearings, steam lines and heat exchangers in oil and gas, power, water and petrochemical facilities. Its 650 °C ceiling covers most process surfaces below furnace level. IP54 sealing and one-handed operation suit dusty plants, and the distance readout supports consistent route-based inspections across large sites.

Information to send with an RFQ for the Ti300+

• Part number Ti300+ and frame rate (60 Hz or 9 Hz)
• Quantity and optional lenses, batteries or charger
• Targets, temperatures and typical distances
• Delivery location and time frame
• Calibration certificate or warranty extension needs

Storage, handling and spares for the Fluke Ti300+

Keep the Fluke Ti300+ in its carrying case when it is not in use, and store it in a clean, dry place. Remove or charge the batteries as recommended in the user manual before long storage. Field teams in Oman and the GCC should avoid leaving the instrument in a vehicle in the sun, as high cabin temperatures can exceed the storage range and shorten battery life.

• Check the instrument, cables, hoses or lenses for damage before each job.
• Clean the unit with a soft, slightly damp cloth only; do not use solvents unless the manual allows them.
• Plan a calibration interval that matches your quality system, and keep the calibration certificate with the asset record.
• Order wear parts and accessories, such as batteries, test leads, hoses or adapters, together with the instrument.

For calibration and test work, it helps to state in your RFQ whether you need an accredited calibration certificate with the Fluke Ti300+, so the right documents can be confirmed with the quotation.

Documents and quotation

A datasheet for the Ti300+ is attached on this page.

Send us the part number Ti300+, the frame rate and the quantity and we will reply with availability and a quotation.