Fluke TiS75+ Thermal Imager, 384 x 288, 550 C

TiS75+ 384 x 288 thermal imager with video and dew point

The Fluke TiS75+ is the higher of the two TiS+ thermal imagers designed for proactive maintenance programmes. It combines a 384 x 288 detector (110,592 pixels), a 42 by 30 degree field of view, manual focus, radiometric video and an on-camera dew point calculation in a one-handed body weighing 0.885 kg. Seven Star LLC supplies the TiS75+ in Oman and the GCC as an independent supplier in Muscat, not affiliated with the manufacturer.

The ordering list names three versions: FLK-TiS75+ 27HZ, FLK-TiS75+ 9HZ and FLK-TiS75+ 9HZ/CN. The suffix is the frame rate, and the /CN version is a region-specific variant, so state the frame rate when you enquire.

TiS75+ technical specifications

Features that set the TiS75+ apart from the TiS55+

The two cameras share the same housing, screen, IFOV and 40 mK sensitivity, so the extra pixels of the TiS75+ give a wider field of view rather than a finer view of the same scene. At one metre the TiS75+ sees a scene about 77 cm wide by 54 cm high, using the stated angles. On top of the detector, it adds video recording, dew point calculation, five markers and boxes instead of three, and three extra photos per image instead of one.

How the TiS75+ organises inspection data

Voice annotations of up to 60 seconds can be recorded through a Bluetooth headset and stored with each thermal image. IR-PhotoNotes capture extra visible pictures of nameplates or tag numbers into the same is2 file. Asset Tagging scans a QR code on the equipment so that following images are sorted by asset when the camera is connected to a computer. Auto capture takes images at a user-selected interval in is2 or JPEG, useful for logging a load change. Radiometric files can be analysed and exported as is3, is2, BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG or TIFF using the desktop software.

Selecting the TiS75+

• Choose the TiS75+ if you will record video or need dew point values for condensation checks on cold surfaces.
• Prefer 27 Hz where machinery moves or the camera is panned; 9 Hz meets static panel work.
• Note the 550 °C ceiling, below the 650 °C of the Ti300+.
• Confirm manual focus suits your inspectors, since there is no laser assist.
• Add spare smart batteries, car charger or tripod adapter as needed.

Because the TiS75+ carries two smart batteries and a two-bay charger in the box, a technician can run a full inspection day by swapping packs and recharging the spare during the break. Extra capacity matters most on large sites where a route may cover several substations before the camera returns to a charging point.

Commissioning and care of the TiS75+

Charge the batteries, insert an SD card, pair the Bluetooth headset if voice notes are wanted, and set the emissivity from the material list. Focus manually on the target before every shot, since a defocused image understates hot spots. Keep a two-year calibration interval and clean the lens carefully. The camera stands up to a 2 m drop and IP54 splash, but should not be hosed down.

Typical applications of the TiS75+ in Oman and the GCC

Facility teams in Oman use the TiS75+ on electrical distribution, chillers, cooling towers, boilers and building envelopes. Dew point calculation supports moisture investigations in humid coastal sites, where condensation on cold pipes and ducts is common. Industrial users in oil, gas and utilities use radiometric video to watch load swings on motors and transformers.

Information to send with an RFQ for the TiS75+

• Part number TiS75+ and frame rate: 27 Hz or 9 Hz
• Quantity and accessories such as spare battery, headset or tripod mount
• Application, target temperatures and distances
• Delivery location and lead time
• Calibration paperwork needs

Storage, handling and spares for the Fluke TiS75+

Keep the Fluke TiS75+ 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 TiS75+, so the right documents can be confirmed with the quotation.

Documents and quotation

A combined datasheet for the TiS75+ and TiS55+ is attached on this page.

Send the part number TiS75+, the frame rate and the quantity, and we will confirm availability and send a quotation.