Fluke TiX660 Thermal Imager Expert Series Review

The Fluke Tix660 has been discontinued.

Fluke has just announced a new set of Thermal Imagers that fall under the category of “Expert Series”. The Fluke TiX660 is the second camera in this series and boasts a standard pixel count of 307,200! What really sets these cameras apart is the new Super Resolution Mode that ups the pixel count to 1.2 million. Yes, you read that right, over a million pixels. This is a feature that is used for report creation only and does not display the enhanced pixels on the camera display. More great features of the Fluke TiX660 Expert Series Thermal Imager is the built-in IR Fusion as well as the Fluke Connect compatibility. The IR Fusion allows you to see a digital image and a thermal image directly on the screen blended together to push better details on the images and for report creation. The Fluke Connect option is a newer concept being pushed by Fluke that allows the Fluke TiX660 to be used wirelessly with other Fluke meters to get a more in depth analysis of what you are viewing. You can link it up with a Moisture Meter or Clamp Meter to get readings that can be added to the Thermal Image Report to give other data to the client besides the thermal temperatures. These cameras come full of other standard features that are becoming expected with any camera purchase. Examples of these are Voice and Text Annotation, digital zoom, GPS and a laser pointer. If you are serious about the thermal capabilities of your business and are ready to take it to a whole new level, consider the new Fluke TiX660 Expert Series Thermal Imager.

Cheers and Happy Testing,

-Sam