FLIR T300 / B300 with $1000 off or ITC Level I

[Jason Kaylor]

Free FLIR ITC (Infrared Training Center) Level X Certification or $1000 off any FLIR T300 or FLIR B300 Infrared Camera. You can also choose between a free wide angle or telephoto lens and a car charger (with either lens). The ITC training is best deal, value wise.

FLIR T300 = $8995.00 (before promo)
FLIR B300 = $8995.00 (before promo)

Promo is good through 9-30-11.

We are also running a promo with any of the FLIR E Series cameras. They will come with a free Archos Tablet PC and DVR station (Archos product). This will allow you to run a USB out connection to the DVR station, which the tablet is docked in, and then utilize the tablet as a portable DVR. In addition if/when FLIR has an Android integration working in the E series you will be able to use the WiFi to the Archos tablet. Archos also makes a Windows 7 based platform if you prefer that.

This set up will actually work with any IR camera that has video out, not just the E Series. However, I have a feeling that FLIR will be releasing an Android integration (it already does Apple Ipads) very soon.

Jason Kaylor - JJ
VP of Specialty Products
AC Tool Supply
877-207-1244

[David A. Andersen]

Take the money, get wide angle and have it upgraded to a T/B 400 for $700...

[Jason Kaylor]

You sure it is the cheap David? Doesn't make sense that a T/B 400 is $14,950 vs $8995.00 for the T300, but for $700 you can upgrade to the T/B 400? I guess it is possible, I will check in to that.

JJ

[Linas Dapkus]

Originally Posted by dandersen

Take the money, get wide angle and have it upgraded to a T/B 400 for $700...

$700 for an upgrade???

[David A. Andersen]

I'm wrong!~

It's $1,495.

$1k saved + $495= $1,495 Gets you a T400.
I have the invoice right in front of me.

But I may have gotten a deal since I'm such a nice guy!


45 degree lens is $1,750.

[Jason Kaylor]

David,

The 45 degree wide angle is only $995 and the telephoto is $1250. Car charger is $35.

JJ

[David A. Andersen]

That's now... ;-(

[William Marston]

Does anyone know of a leasing program for these IR cameras and lens.

It would seem to me that with the obvious requirement to perform a reasonable house inspection, the sale or lease of these camera would explode.

If one expects prices to fall and technological advances, would it not be better to lease for a couple of years

thanks

bill

[Linas Dapkus]

Originally Posted by wmarston

Does anyone know of a leasing program for these IR cameras and lens.

It would seem to me that with the obvious requirement to perform a reasonable house inspection, the sale or lease of these camera would explode.

If one expects prices to fall and technological advances, would it not be better to lease for a couple of years

thanks

bill

Why spend all that money when you can get one for just over $1000 and get rich real quick. http://www.amazon.com/FLIR-i3-Compac.../dp/B004N6QI6M

[Larry D. Kage]

Originally Posted by ldapkus1

Why spend all that money when you can get one for just over $1000 and get rich real quick. http://www.amazon.com/FLIR-i3-Compact-InfraRed-Camera/dp/B004N6QI6M

Geez, Linas...that's over kill.

Try this, Bill:

[Chuck Evans]

Originally Posted by wmarston

Does anyone know of a leasing program for these IR cameras and lens.

It would seem to me that with the obvious requirement to perform a reasonable house inspection, the sale or lease of these camera would explode.

If one expects prices to fall and technological advances, would it not be better to lease for a couple of years

thanks

bill

Yes there are plenty of places to lease cameras. You will have probably paid the retail price equivalent for it before you have leased it for a year. While you're at it lease someone who is qualified to perform thermography.

Infrared imaging is not a required part of a home inspection. Walking through a house waving an imager around without a clue and without a protocol does not serve your client or make you rich.

If you want to be a thermographer, learn the profession and become a thermographer.

Wielding the cheapest available infrared imager does not make you qualified to perform professional thermography any more than owning a point and shoot digital camera makes one a professional photographer.