THERMISIGHT INDUSTRIAL
Thermal imaging for industry.Industrial thermal cameras, inspection tools, building diagnostics, predictive maintenance, and electrical monitoring for facilities, utilities, and manufacturing.
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Predictive maintenance
Radiometric cameras that capture temperature data for trend analysis and early failure detection.
Electrical & mechanical inspection
High-sensitivity cameras for detecting hot spots in panels, motors, and bearings.
Building diagnostics
Wide-lens cameras for moisture intrusion, insulation gaps, and HVAC leak detection.
Utility & facility monitoring
Fixed-mount systems with real-time streaming for continuous infrastructure monitoring.
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Thermal 101 — Key Terms Explained
What is a radiometric JPEG?
A radiometric JPEG stores a temperature value for every pixel — not just a color. This means you can open the image later in analysis software and measure the exact temperature of any point, draw regions, and trend data over time. Non-radiometric cameras only give you a visual heat map.
Resolution vs sensitivity — which matters more?
For most inspections, sensitivity (NETD) matters more than resolution. A 320×240 sensor with sub-50 mK NETD will find more faults than a 640×480 with 80 mK. Higher resolution helps for wide-area building surveys; higher sensitivity helps for finding subtle electrical or mechanical hot spots.
Fixed-mount vs handheld?
Handheld cameras are for walk-around inspection — you bring the camera to the equipment. Fixed-mount cameras are permanently installed for continuous condition monitoring of critical assets (switchgear, motors, process lines) and stream data to your CMMS with alarm thresholds.
Emissivity explained
Emissivity is how efficiently a surface emits infrared energy. Shiny metal reads artificially cold; matte surfaces read accurately. Set the emissivity for each material you scan — a wrong value skews every temperature reading. Most cameras let you adjust per-spot or per-region.
Trusted by Professionals
James P.
Level II Thermographer, OH
"The FLIR E98's radiometric JPEG and multiple lens options let me handle everything from switchgear scans to roof surveys with one tool. The spec comparison made selection easy."
Linda M.
Facility Maintenance Director, IL
"We standardized on Hikmicro after seeing the side-by-side comparison. The predictive maintenance workflow has cut unplanned downtime by 30%."
Robert C.
Energy Audit Consultant, CA
"For building diagnostics, sensor sensitivity matters more than resolution. The AI matching understood my use case and recommended the right NETD tier."
Why Thermisight Industrial
vs FLIR & Fluke direct — the only multi-brand industrial thermal marketplace with AI camera matching, side-by-side spec comparison, and a manufacturer-managed compliance portal.
- Multi-brand marketplace
- AI camera matching
- Side-by-side spec comparison
- Manufacturer-managed compliance portal
- Veteran-owned & operated
