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FLUKE TiX520
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Fotric 226
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Advantages
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Market Price
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$11,995.00
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$4,999.00
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Fotric 226 is more cost effective.
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Market
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MRO
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R&D and MRO
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R&D users require more functions than maintenance users. 225 is more suitable for R&D users
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IR Resolution
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320 x 240
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384 x 288
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226’s resolution (110,592 pixels) is 44% higher than TiX520
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Temperature Range
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-40~850℃
-40~1,562°F
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-20~650℃
-4~1202°F
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Great temperature range
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Accuracy
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±2°C(±3.6°F) or 2%
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±2°C(±3.6°F) or 2%
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Professional grade temperature measurement accuracy
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LCD Screen
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4.0”, 480P, fixed
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5.5”, 720P or higher, upgradable
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226 is paired with 5.5” large full HD touchscreen
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Temperature Analysis
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3 spots, 1 box
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8 spots, 1 line, and 8 boxes
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226 can read and analyze more data instantly, convenient for field use
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Focus
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Manual/Auto
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Manual
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Manual focused lens is easier to focus on the desired object
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Time Lapse
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N/A
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Support
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226 can take periodic images from 1s to 1 hour
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| Macro Lens |
Optional |
100 µm
50 µm
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Fotric 226 can pair with a macro lens with up to 50µm resolution. |
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Fully-Radiometric Short Video*
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Support
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Support
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226 can record fully-radiometric thermal video with the smartphone with up to 1,000 frames |
| Continuous Online |
Same as battery's working time |
Non-stop continuously |
226 can work continuously with the external power supply |
| Radiometric Video Recording |
Same as battery's working time or memory storage size |
1TB single radiometric file |
226 can work continuously and record up to 1TB single radiometric file |
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Battery
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3 hours
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10 hours
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226 can last for 1-day work under normal use without charging or replacing the battery
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| Professional Analysis Software |
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Fotric AnalyzIR |
AnalyzIR is included with the camera while ResearchIR cost thousands of dollars |
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Fixed Installation
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N/A
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Tripod; Test bench
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226 can be installed on the tripod while an adapter needs to be purchased to install TiX520 on the tripod
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* Fully-radiometric short thermal video stream refers that each frame of the video stream preserves the original temperature of each pixel.
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