Fluke FLK MACRO LENS 4961195, Thermal Imaging Camera Infrared Lens For Use With RSE 300, RSE 600

The Fluke 4961195 infrared lens is engineered for users of the Fluke RSE300 and RSE600 thermal imaging systems who need dependable optical performance for fixed-mount thermal monitoring. This lens supports stable infrared imaging during continuous or long-duration thermal studies, helping users capture temperature data with clarity across a wide range of industrial and laboratory environments. It integrates directly with the RSE-series cameras and maintains full compatibility with their measurement functions.

Unique Features and Benefits of Buying the Fluke 4961195 Infrared Lens for RSE 300, RSE 600

• Provides an infrared-optimised optical path that maintains image sharpness on RSE300 and RSE600 cameras.
• Built to handle continuous thermal monitoring, supporting temperature studies on electrical, mechanical, and process equipment.
• Designed to preserve the native focus performance and resolution of the RSE-series cameras.
• Maintains accurate thermal transmission, ensuring the camera’s sensor receives a clear and consistent infrared signal.
• Engineered for secure attachment to the RSE housing, preventing misalignment during long-term or automated monitoring work.

Why this Lens is a Useful Choice

This infrared lens makes the RSE300 and RSE600 more adaptable across different monitoring scenarios, enabling users to optimise image quality without altering their fixed-camera setup. The lens design supports reliable data capture, helping minimise measurement errors and improving the quality of documented thermal studies.

Application Versatility of the Infrared Lens

• Automated thermal monitoring systems for electrical panels, switchgear, and high-load distribution equipment.
• Process facilities where fixed cameras track temperature changes in pipelines, vessels, or production equipment.
• Mechanical monitoring for conveyors, motors, bearings, or rotating assemblies.
• Laboratory environments conducting repetitive or long-term thermal research.
• Condition-based maintenance systems.

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