FLIR supplier in Romania
Thermal imaging cameras for industrial maintenance
Founded in 1978 · Headquarters: Wilsonville, USA
Who is FLIR and what does it make?
FLIR (today Teledyne FLIR) is an American manufacturer of thermal imaging cameras, founded in 1978, known for the infrared imaging systems used in industrial maintenance and thermal inspection. The range includes portable inspection cameras from the iXX series, gas detection cameras from the G series, fixed thermal cameras for continuous monitoring and machine vision systems. We can quote from the range of FLIR industrial thermal imaging cameras for predictive maintenance.
FLIR is now marketed as Teledyne FLIR, a division specialised in thermal imaging. The range includes portable cameras for routine inspections, as well as fixed cameras for continuous monitoring of critical equipment and cameras for visual detection of gas leaks.
For maintenance teams in Romania, FLIR cameras are relevant for the thermal inspection of electrical panels, for finding hot spots in rotating equipment and for continuous monitoring of processes where a thermal fault would stop production.
What do we supply from the FLIR range?
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| iXX Series Inspection Cameras | Portable thermal imaging cameras, designed for routine thermal inspections with dedicated software applications that help organise and report the results. Typical application: inspection of electrical panels, rotating equipment and electrical connection points to find overheating. The customer needs to specify the thermal resolution wanted and the temperature range to be measured. |
| G Series Gas Detection Cameras | Cameras for visualising gas leaks that are invisible to the naked eye, used for inspecting industrial installations for environmental compliance and safety. Typical application: checking the tightness of pipes and equipment in refineries or petrochemical installations. The type of gas to be detected is required for selecting the right model. |
| Fixed Thermal Cameras | Permanently mounted thermal imaging systems, for continuous monitoring of critical equipment or a process, with automatic alerting when a temperature threshold is exceeded. Typical application: continuous monitoring of motors, transformers or critical points on a production line. The customer needs to provide the mounting point and the alert threshold wanted. |
| Machine Vision Systems | Thermal cameras integrated into automatic industrial process control systems, used for detecting defects or thermal anomalies directly in the production flow. Typical application: automatic quality control on manufacturing lines. Integration with the customer's existing control system is needed to specify the interface correctly. |
Why FLIR?
- A wide range, from portable inspection cameras to fixed continuous monitoring systems
- Cameras dedicated to visual gas leak detection, useful for environmental compliance
- Now marketed under the name Teledyne FLIR
- Dedicated software applications for thermal inspections, integrated with the iXX series
- Over four decades of experience (since 1978) in developing infrared sensors
Which FLIR codes and series are requested most often?
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| iXX Series | Thermal camera for inspections, controlled through a mobile app |
| T Series | Professional thermal camera for precision industrial inspections |
| Exx Series | Fully equipped portable thermal camera, for various budgets |
| Ex Pro Series | Thermal camera with thermal resolution of up to 320 x 240 and MSX imaging |
| Si2 Series | Acoustic imaging camera for detecting compressed air leaks |
| Si2X Series | ATEX-certified acoustic camera, for detecting leaks and identifying faults in hazardous environments |
| Si1-LD | Acoustic camera for locating leaks in compressed air systems |
| G306 | Optical gas imaging camera, for sulphur hexafluoride (SF6), ammonia and ethylene |
| G346 | Optical gas imaging camera, dedicated to carbon monoxide |
| G304 | Optical gas imaging camera, dedicated to hydrofluorocarbons |
| Assetlink | Software platform for organising assets and automatically generating reports |
| Ignite | Cloud service for storing thermal images and generating reports |
| Thermal Studio Suite | Desktop software for analysing and reporting thermal images |
Where is FLIR equipment used?
- Electrical utilities — thermal inspection of panels and distribution lines
- Industrial production — predictive maintenance through thermal imaging
- Oil and gas — visual detection of gas leaks
- Mining — thermal monitoring of heavy equipment
- Data centres — continuous monitoring of critical temperature points
- Public safety and transport — thermal imaging applications
How do we supply FLIR in Romania?
We check availability on every request, based on the manufacturer's technical documentation. We bring in FLIR cameras to order through EU supply channels, usually within 1–4 weeks from confirmation. For a correct quotation we need the exact application (portable inspection, gas detection or fixed monitoring), the thermal resolution required and the temperature range to be measured. We confirm availability for each model request, especially for the more specialised series, such as gas detection.
We bring in FLIR thermal imaging cameras through EU supply channels; local metrological calibration and warranty service are outside our scope of supply.
Frequently asked questions about FLIR
What is the difference between the FLIR Si2 and Si2X cameras?
The Si2 is an acoustic imaging camera used for locating leaks in compressed air systems, in an ordinary industrial environment. The Si2X adds ATEX certification, being designed for explosion-hazard zones; partial discharge detection is also available in the Si2 series. The choice between the two depends on the classification of the zone where the equipment will be used.
Do you supply FLIR thermal cameras in Romania?
Yes, we bring in thermal cameras from the iXX, T Series or Exx ranges to order, as well as gas imaging cameras from the G series, based on the exact model requested. FLIR cameras are brought in to order, with no ready-made stock, usually within 1–4 weeks from confirmation. We recommend stating the application, electrical inspection, mechanical inspection or gas detection, so that the right model can be recommended.
What data matters for a FLIR thermal camera quotation?
What matters is the type of inspection wanted, electrical, mechanical or building, the usual distance to the measured object and whether high thermal resolution is needed for fine detail. It is useful to mention whether the equipment will also be used for automatic reporting or integration with an asset management software such as Assetlink. This information helps in choosing between the iXX, T Series or Exx ranges.
What is the difference between the FLIR G series gas detection cameras?
The G306, G346 and G304 models in the G series are optical gas imaging cameras, each optimised for a different target gas, such as sulphur hexafluoride, carbon monoxide or hydrofluorocarbons. The right choice depends on the gas the installation needs to monitor.
How do I request a FLIR quotation?
Send the FLIR code from the nameplate and the quantity; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 12 November 2026 · Sources: FLIR (Teledyne FLIR), Teledyne FLIR LLC, Wikipedia (manufacturer documentation)