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Brand: Fluke
Fluke TiX580 Infrared Camera, 640 x 480, 1000 C
Description
TiX580 infrared camera with 5.7 in articulating display and MultiSharp focus
The Fluke TiX580 is the top model of the Fluke PRO thermal imaging group. It combines a 640 x 480 detector, a 5.7 in touchscreen mounted on a 240 degree rotating lens module, a 1,000 °C temperature range and a full set of recording and analysis functions. It is aimed at reliability engineers who inspect awkward targets, such as overhead busbars or equipment behind guards, and want to review and annotate images on the camera. Seven Star LLC supplies the TiX580 in Oman and the GCC as an independent supplier in Muscat, not affiliated with the manufacturer.
The ordering list shows the TiX580 as FLK-TiX580 in two frame-rate versions, 60 Hz and 9 Hz. The decoded name is below.
| Element | Value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Ti | Thermal imager family | Infrared camera line |
| X | Articulating-lens form | Rotatable lens head with larger display |
| 580 | Class and feature level | 640 x 480 detector with the full feature set |
| 60 Hz / 9 Hz | Frame-rate version | Selected at ordering |
TiX580 technical specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / part number | Fluke / TiX580 |
| Infrared resolution | 640 x 480 (307,200 pixels); SuperResolution in software to 1280 x 960 |
| Spatial resolution (IFOV), standard lens | 0.93 mRad, D:S 1065:1 |
| Field of view | 34 ° H x 24 ° V |
| Minimum focus distance | 15 cm (approx. 6 in) |
| Focus | LaserSharp Auto Focus, MultiSharp Focus, advanced manual focus |
| Thermal sensitivity (NETD) | ≤ 0.05 °C at 30 °C target (50 mK) |
| Temperature range | -20 °C to +1,000 °C (not calibrated below -10 °C) |
| Accuracy | ±2 °C or 2 % at 25 °C nominal, whichever is greater |
| Display | 5.7 in (14.4 cm) landscape touchscreen, 640 x 480 LCD |
| Digital zoom | 2x, 4x and 8x |
| Video | Standard and radiometric recording |
| Auto capture | Yes, by temperature and interval |
| Line temperature graph | Yes |
| Memory | Removable 4 GB micro SD, 4 GB internal flash, USB flash drive saving |
| File formats | bmp, jpeg, is2, is3, AVI |
| Operating / storage temperature | -10 °C to +50 °C / -20 °C to +50 °C without batteries |
| Enclosure / drop | IP54; engineered to withstand a 1 m drop with standard lens |
| Size / weight | 27.3 x 15.9 x 9.7 cm / 1.54 kg with battery |
| Case | Rugged IP67 airtight hard case |
How the TiX580 captures sharp images of near and far targets
Two focus systems work together. LaserSharp Auto Focus uses a built-in laser distance meter to measure the range to the aimed target and set the lens. MultiSharp Focus goes further: the camera records a stack of images focused near and far and processes them so the finished picture is sharp throughout the field of view. This is useful in a motor control room where a busbar one metre away and a cable gland five metres away must both be legible. MultiSharp is listed for the TiX580 and Ti480 PRO but not for the Ti401 PRO or TiX501.
SuperResolution captures and combines four times the data in software to create a 1280 x 960 image. This is a post-processing function rather than a different detector, so quote it as an image-quality feature only.
TiX580 compared with the other 640 x 480 cameras
The TiX580 and the Ti480 PRO share the 1,000 °C range, 50 mK sensitivity, radiometric video, auto capture and line temperature graph. What separates them is the form: the Ti480 PRO is a pistol grip with a 3.5 in display, while the TiX580 has the 5.7 in screen and rotating lens. The TiX501 has the same body but a 650 °C range, 75 mK sensitivity and a 2x zoom only.
| Model | Form | Max range | NETD | Video |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ti401 PRO | Pistol grip, 3.5 in | 650 °C | 75 mK | No video |
| Ti480 PRO | Pistol grip, 3.5 in | 1,000 °C | 50 mK | Radiometric video |
| TiX501 | Articulating, 5.7 in | 650 °C | 75 mK | Standard video |
| TiX580 | Articulating, 5.7 in | 1,000 °C | 50 mK | Radiometric video |
Selecting the TiX580
- Choose the TiX580 when you must reach targets above 650 °C or need radiometric video for process tuning.
- Prefer the articulating lens when inspecting overhead or recessed equipment from a comfortable posture.
- Note the 1 m drop specification, lower than the 2 m figure of the pistol-grip PRO models.
- Specify the frame rate, 60 Hz or 9 Hz, at ordering.
- Add lenses as required: 2x telephoto, 4x telephoto, wide-angle or 25 micron macro Smart Lenses.
Installation, commissioning and care of the TiX580
There is no installation. Charge the two smart batteries, insert the micro SD card and set emissivity, reflected temperature and units. Test the laser distance reading against a tape-measured target to confirm that focus tracks correctly. Radiometric video files and is3 images need the manufacturer’s desktop software for full analysis, while jpeg files can be opened without it. Keep the lens clean, avoid pointing it at the sun or at very hot sources at close range, and store it in the airtight case. A two-year calibration interval is recommended under normal use.
Typical applications of the TiX580 in Oman and the GCC
Reliability teams in oil and gas, petrochemical and power generation use the TiX580 for steam traps and process piping, furnace casings, motor bearings and electrical gear. Desalination plants use it on pump drives and electrical rooms. Radiometric video helps observe heating cycles and transient events, and auto capture can record a temperature crossing without an operator holding the camera. In the Gulf climate, record the ambient temperature and sun load when comparing outdoor readings, because solar heating can mask or mimic a fault.
Information to send with an RFQ for the TiX580
- Part number TiX580 and frame rate (60 Hz or 9 Hz)
- Quantity, lenses and accessories such as extra batteries or a car charger
- Maximum target temperature and typical working distance
- Delivery location in Oman or the GCC and required lead time
- Need for calibration paperwork or extended warranty
Documents and quotation
A datasheet for the TiX580 is attached on this page and covers the Ti401 PRO, Ti480 PRO, TiX501 and TiX580 side by side.
Send the part number TiX580, the frame rate and the quantity, and we will confirm availability and send a quotation.
Other Models in the Fluke Pro Thermal Range
Seven Star LLC supplies models from the Fluke Pro Thermal range in Oman and the GCC. Compare the related models below and request a quote for the one that matches your application.
| Model | Category | |
|---|---|---|
| Fluke Ti401 PRO 640 x 480 Infrared Camera | Portable Test & Measurement | View details |
| Fluke TiX580 Infrared Camera, 640 x 480, 1000 C | Portable Test & Measurement | You are viewing this model |
Datasheets & Documents
- Datasheet Fluke TiX580 Datasheet Download
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About brand
Fluke is the American maker of handheld electronic test tools: digital multimeters, clamp meters, insulation testers, process calibrators, thermometers, vibration meters and power quality analysers. John Fluke founded the John Fluke Engineering Company in Springdale, Connecticut, in June 1948 and moved it to Seattle in 1952. Fluke is headquartered in Everett, Washington, was acquired by Danaher in 1998 and has been part of Fortive since Fortive's spin-off from Danaher in 2016.
Seven Star LLC lists Fluke process calibrators, electrical test tools and bench calibrators, and sources them for maintenance teams and calibration laboratories in Oman.
Fluke company profile
| Founded | June 1948, Springdale, Connecticut, USA, as the John Fluke Engineering Company |
|---|---|
| Founder | John M. Fluke Sr. |
| Headquarters | Everett, Washington, USA (moved to the Seattle area in 1952) |
| Ownership | Danaher from 1998; part of Fortive (NYSE: FTV) since July 2016 |
| Product families | Digital multimeters and clamp meters, insulation resistance testers, process and loop calibrators, infrared thermometers and thermal imagers, vibration meters, power quality analysers, Fluke Calibration laboratory standards |
Milestones
- 1948: John Fluke starts the company in Springdale, Connecticut.
- 1952: The company moves to Seattle
- 1987: A joint venture with Philips leads to the ScopeMeter handheld oscilloscope.
- 1998: Danaher acquires Fluke.
- 2016: Fluke becomes part of Fortive, spun off from Danaher in July.
Fluke calibrators and test tools listed
The main Fluke products on this page fall into three groups, besides other test tools such as further multimeters, a thermometer, an anemometer, a vibration tester and a portable appliance tester:
- Process tools: the 754 documenting process calibrator with HART, 789 ProcessMeter, 721 dual sensor pressure calibrator and 729 automatic pressure calibrator
- Electrical test: the 376 FC true-RMS clamp meter with iFlex probe and the 1587 FC insulation multimeter
- Fluke Calibration bench standards: 5522A, 5502A, 5500A and 5080A multi-product calibrators, the 5720A multifunction calibrator, 8508A reference multimeter, 6100A electrical power standard and 9640A RF reference source
Several of the bench models belong to earlier generations. When a model is no longer produced, we check the manufacturer's documentation and propose the successor it names.
Where Fluke instruments are used
Fluke process calibrators are used for loop checks, transmitter calibration and valve tests in oil and gas, power and water plants. Clamp meters and insulation testers serve electrical maintenance on motors, switchgear and cables. The bench calibrators and reference multimeters are the working standards of electrical calibration laboratories in the GCC, where they calibrate multimeters, clamp meters, process tools and power analyzers.
Fluke products we list
Ordering Fluke instruments: what we need
Send the exact model with its suffix, since versions differ. A Fluke 721, for example, is defined by its two pressure ranges, and a 729 by its maximum pressure. For bench calibrators, list the options you need, such as oscilloscope calibration or power quality options, the line voltage, and the type of calibration certificate you require from the manufacturer. For Fluke multimeters and clamp meters, add the kit contents wanted, such as probes, leads or cases.
Frequently requested Fluke models: Fluke 5522A Multi-Product Calibrator.
Facts checked against published histories of Fluke Corporation and Fortive, October 2026.
Browse Fluke products by category: Portable Test & Measurement.
FAQ
Questions about the Fluke TiX580 Infrared Camera, 640 x 480, 1000 C
Answers from our engineering team on installation, compatibility and integration.
01What is the temperature range of the Fluke TiX580?
The TiX580 measures from -20 °C to +1,000 °C, although it is not calibrated below -10 °C. Accuracy is the greater of 2 °C or 2 % at a nominal 25 °C.
02What is special about the TiX580 display?
It has a 5.7 in landscape touchscreen with 640 x 480 pixels on a lens module that rotates 240 degrees. This lets you view the screen comfortably when the target is high or low.
03Does the TiX580 record radiometric video?
Yes. The datasheet lists standard and radiometric video recording for the TiX580 and the Ti480 PRO, plus auto capture by temperature and interval.
04What does MultiSharp Focus do on the TiX580?
It captures a stack of images focused at near and far distances and combines them, so objects at different distances are sharp in one picture. LaserSharp Auto Focus is also fitted.
05How rugged is the TiX580?
It has an IP54 enclosure rating and is engineered to withstand a 1 m drop with the standard lens. It ships in an IP67 rated airtight hard case.
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