E85 Thermal Image Camera, E95 Thermal Imaging Camera, Flir E85 And E95

Typical applications: Restoration Equipment Rental

E76 Advanced Thermal Imaging Camera
E85 Advanced Thermal Camera
E95 Advanced Thermal Imaging Camera
T540 Professional Thermal Camera

FLIR Thermal Imaging Camera

Simple Building Checks

A thermal imaging camera shows surface heat patterns. Scan walls, floors, and ceilings without opening them.

Water Damage Checks

After a leak, heat patterns can point to spots worth testing. However, a scan alone cannot confirm moisture.

Thermal Camera Uses

Water damage checks
Support for moisture tests
Insulation and air-leak checks
Building surface checks
Restoration records

Confirm the Findings

Use a moisture meter to test suspect spots. Then, check the site to help find the cause.

Thermal Imaging Camera Rental

Q: What does a thermal camera show?

It shows surface heat patterns that can guide further checks.

Q: Can it confirm a water leak?

No. Use moisture tests and a site check to help find the cause.

Q: Which FLIR camera can I rent?

Call to confirm the available model, lens, and included items.

Q: How much does camera rental cost?

Ask for a quote based on your dates and rental needs.

Thermal imaging camera shows warm and cool surface patterns. However, it does not measure moisture. Use a moisture meter to check suspect spots. Also, confirm the rental model before booking.

FLIR E85 & E95 Thermal Cameras

FLIR E85 and E95 cameras show surface heat patterns. Each thermal imaging camera in this series captures subtle differences in temperature to create detailed images. MSX adds visible detail to thermal images. UltraMax can also improve saved images through supported software.

However, a colour change does not prove a leak. Use a moisture meter and a site check to help find the cause.

Thermal Scans for Site Checks

Scan walls, floors, and ceilings first. Then, test areas that need a closer look. Confirm the camera model before rental.

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Technicians Review

Thermal Imaging: Shows surface heat patterns on walls, floors, and ceilings.
FLIR MSX®: Adds visible outlines to help you read thermal images.
UltraMax®: Enhances saved images through supported FLIR software.
1-Touch Level/Span: Ask whether the rental unit supports this tool.
Touchscreen: Gives access to images, settings, and camera tools.
Lens Options: Confirm which lens comes with your rental.
Surface Scans: Check areas before deciding where further tests are needed.
Restoration Use: Helps guide checks for water damage, drafts, and heat loss.
Moisture Checks: Use a moisture meter to test suspect areas.

Camera Controls

FLIR E85 and E95 cameras have touchscreen controls and image tools. Before use, review the model guide. Also, check which lens and software options come with the rental.

Thermal Imaging Camera Rental Toronto

Contact GTA Restoration for thermal imaging camera rental in Toronto and the GTA. Tell us about your job and the dates you need.

Thermal Scans After Water Damage

Water can hide beneath floors and behind walls. A thermal scan may point to areas worth checking. Then, test those spots with a moisture meter.

For more tools, visit our restoration equipment rental page.

FLIR E85 and E95 Options

These FLIR models offer MSX imaging and touchscreen controls. However, confirm the exact model, lens, and software before rental.

For product details, see the official FLIR E85 camera page.

Compare Surface Heat

Warm or cool patches can guide a closer check. For example, compare the spot with nearby surfaces. Further tests can help explain the difference.

Check Moisture With a Meter

A thermal imaging camera does not confirm dampness. Instead, use a suitable moisture meter to check the material.

Check for Drafts and Heat Loss

Thermal patterns may suggest air leaks or gaps in insulation. However, further checks must confirm the cause.

Save Images and Job Notes

Save thermal images with the room name and date. Also, keep moisture readings and site notes. These details help explain the findings.

Choose the Right Tools

Crews may also need moisture meters and humidity meters. Choose tools that suit the job. Drying equipment serves a separate purpose.

Book a Thermal Imaging Camera

Contact our team for rental dates, rates, and model details. Then, confirm the included items and return terms before booking.

Need a Thermal Imaging Camera?

Call to discuss camera rental in Toronto and the GTA.

Tell us about your job and the dates you need.

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Thermal Camera Rental: 11 Quick Checks

Use these notes to plan your thermal imaging camera rental. Then, confirm the details before booking.

1. Describe the Job

Start with any leaks, stains, or heat-loss concerns. Also, tell us which rooms need a scan.

2. Confirm the Thermal Camera

Ask which thermal imaging camera is available. Then, check that the model suits your job.

3. Check the Camera Lens

Confirm the lens included with the rental. Also, ask whether other lens options are available.

4. Review the Camera Controls

Learn how to focus and adjust the image. Before use, read the guide for that model.

5. Check Batteries and Parts

Ask about the battery, charger, and case. Then, check what else comes with the rental.

6. Plan Moisture Tests

A thermal camera does not measure moisture. Instead, use a suitable meter to check suspect areas.

7. Note the Site Conditions

Record room heat and airflow during the scan. These notes can help explain the thermal image.

8. Arrange Safe Access

Plan safe access before the visit. Also, tell the person doing the scan about known site hazards.

9. Save Thermal Images

Keep each image, room name, and test reading. Then, add notes about where you took the scan.

10. Confirm Rental Terms

Check the rental period, rate, and return time. Also, ask about any deposit before booking.

11. Review the Findings

A thermal image alone does not prove a wall is dry. Review moisture readings and site findings before repairs.

Need a thermal camera for your next job?

Call GTA Restoration to discuss your rental needs.

Call Us: 416-800-0000

Service Areas Across Canada

GTA Restoration serves communities across Canada, including Toronto and the GTA. U.S. locations are opening. Browse our Canadian service areas below, and contact us to confirm services and availability for your address.

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Thermal Imaging Camera FAQs

What does a thermal camera show?

It shows surface heat patterns that can guide further checks.

Can it confirm a water leak?

No. Use moisture tests and a site check to help find the cause.

Which FLIR camera can I rent?

Call to confirm the available model, lens, and included items.

How much does camera rental cost?

Ask for a quote based on your dates and rental needs.

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