Flir Thermal Camera - Weekly Rental

Temperature Range	-20°C to 550°C
Thermal Resolution	240 × 180 (43,200 measurement pixels)
Thermal Sensitivity	<0.06°C
Wi-Fi	Yes
Field of View	45° × 34° - focus free
Display	3-inch colour LCD screen
Measurement Modes	Centre spot, Box with max/min, Above/below alarm
Image Modes	Infrared thermal image, Visual image, MSX (visual-thermal blend), Picture-in-picture
Emissivity Adjustment	Yes - variable from 0.1 to 1.0
Colour Palettes	Iron, Rainbow, Black & White
Image Format	Standard JPEG image with embedded temperature data ('radiometric image')
Image Storage	Internal memory stores at least 500 image sets (infrared, visual, and MSX)
Image Transfer	Image Transfer
Battery	Lithium-ion battery with 4 hour operating time. Rechargeable in-camera (via included USB cable) or via an external charger.
Weight	575 grams (camera including battery); 2.9 kg (total package weight)
Dimensions	244mm x 95mm x 140mm
Ratings	IP54 ingress protection; 2-metre drop test
Product Identifiers	FLIR E6-XT IR Camera with MSX and Wi-Fi (name), 63907-0804 (part number), 845188014131 (barcode)

How the ecoMasterStore's rental system works:

Renting the FLIR E6XT Thermal Camera is simple:

• 1. Call us to book the rental week you want
• 2. Pay the rental fee online
• 3. The Rental fee will be automatically debited to your payment preference.
• 4. Pick up the camera from the ecoMasterStore’s collection centre in Preston, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 5. Return it to the same collection centre when you have finished within the week.
• 6. No time extensions can be allowed unless via prior arrangement. The camera is fully booked and the next person is waiting. 

Using the FLIR E4XT Thermal Camera

A focus-free lens and simple button navigation to on-screen settings, imaging modes, measurement tools, and saved JPEGS make this camera amazingly easy to operate, even with just the press of a single gloved thumb.

From the 4800-pixel thermal image clarity of the E6, the incredible 320×240 detector with 76,800 pixels, FLIR Ex6 camera offers a resolution to fit the target size, working distance, and detail required for your application.

You can now professionally inspect your entire home, find the gaps and cracks that need fixing. If you have trouble with fixing the issues that come up, you can visit our ecoMasterClasses to learn how.

Also, check our Draught Proofing details on ecoMaster, learn more about insulation at and find about glazing windows here.

Collection Only

• Book the camera via the online booking app on the product page. 
• The Hirer must pick up from the ecoMaster Store’s collection centre in Preston at the commencing date of the booking. Photo Id will be required.
• A credit card is required for hire and as security against damage or theft.
• Your hire will commence after midday on the day you have requested. 
• You must return the camera to the ecoMaster collection centre at Preston, ready for the next person to use by 10am on the last day of the booking period. 
• You may return it earlier if that suits your timeframe.  

How will my order be delivered?

Thermal camera rentals are not delivered (unless they are part of a bigger order where delivery has been paid for). 

Where can I rent the camera from?

The camera can be picked up and delivered to our collection centre in Preston only.  It must not be couriered, or posted. 

Q: What software do I need to download and view the images?
A: Just download images from the FLIR E6-XT thermal camera like you would on a standard digital camera. 

Q: Are operating instructions included in the kit?
A: Yes. The manufacturer's operating instructions will be included in the carrying case. 

Q: What is included in the thermal camera rental kit?
A: The FLIR E6XT camera; A robust carry case; Power charger; Rechargeable lithium battery; USB data transfer and charging cable. 

Q: Can thermal cameras see through walls?
A: When you point a thermal camera at a wall it detects heat from the wall. Walls, particularly insulated ones, are usually thick enough to block any infrared radiation from the other side. You may need to use the thermal camera on both sides of the wall independent of one another. 

Q: What do thermal camera’s see?
A: A thermal imaging camera detects the surface temperature of the first object in its line of sight. When you point the camera at any solid surface it will register the heat being radiated outward by that surface. 

Q: How do I read and interpret the colours on a thermal camera?
A: The thermal imaging camera uses different colours to show the relative temperature of objects and solid surfaces. Cold is purple, moderate is red, and hot is yellow. The Thermal Imaging Camera will show you hot and cold spots throughout your house. This will indicate where insulation is missing or has deteriorated and you will be able to identify where air is leaking in and out of your home. 

Q: What do the colours mean on a thermal camera?
A: The Thermal imaging camera will show three different colours and will range from light to dark tones for each colour. 

• In wintertime:
  • Purple identifies cold spots so you will know where there is either a lack of insulation or air is leaking through cracks.
  • Red is moderate; you can feel reassured that the red part is ok.  
• In summertime:
  • Yellow indicates hot – and will indicate where there is either a lack of insulation or air is leaking through cracks.

The purple and yellow will indicate hot and cold spots depending on the season you are inspecting (e.g. winter, summer etc.) and you will know there is a problem in these areas. 

Q: What is thermal imaging used for?
A: Thermal imaging is used for scanning walls, windows, doors, and other surfaces in a home to detect air leaks that may not be detectable with other methods. For instance, thermography can detect cracks around windows or gaps in insulation that are imperceptible to the naked eye. You can also identify areas of moisture infiltration or pooling in walls that could lead to water damage over time.  

Q: I’m not really sure how or where to start? 
A: That is no problem at all. ecoMaster has a series of ecoMasterClasses on just about every topic of energy efficiency. All the information is totally free. Click here to check it out.