View – High-temperature cameras for safe system inspection

If the exact condition of a system needs to be clarified, we analyze it using our proprietary high-temperature cameras. As part of this process, we evaluate the condition of the plant and the amount of cleaning required. Based on an easy-to-understand imaging process, we discuss the options and the approach with our clients.

Two high-temperature cameras for all systems

There are two different models of high-temperature cameras available, which can be used depending on the type of system. Both models are quick to set up and enable a clear analysis even in harsh conditions, such as hot gas from boiler systems that have a high concentration of particulate matter.

• Type 1,the air-cooled high-temperature camera, can be steered easily in the desired direction thanks to its flexible gooseneck, and fits through small openings.
• Type 2, the water and high-temperature camera, is ideal for long-term use at very high temperatures (up to 1200 °C).

How high-temperature cameras work

• The two high-temperature cameras are connected via cable to a case that contains the monitor, the electronics, and a battery.
• The gooseneck camera is air-cooled by a special vortex cooler. This cool air simultaneously rinses the lens element, which prevents fogging and dust particles from settling. The neck of the high-temperature camera is adjusted by hand in the desired direction.
• The water and air-cooled high-temperature camera has a rigid neck. Thanks to its 90° alignment, it provides an optimum view into the tube bundles and hoppers. It is kept cool by a water supply and return flow, even at very high temperatures. The additional air supply rinses the lens and protects it from fogging.
• Both types of our high-temperature cameras are equipped with special night vision infrared cameras, which provide excellent pictures in every situation.