Fluke RSE600 – Mounted Infrared Camera

Fluke RSE600 – Mounted Infrared Camera

Key Features:

  • 640 × 480 infrared resolution (307,200 pixels)
  • MultiSharp™ Focus for sharp images across the entire field of view
  • Temperature measurement range from -10 °C to 1200 °C
  • GigE Vision connectivity for continuous data streaming
  • MATLAB® and LabVIEW® software compatibility

The Fluke RSE600 Mounted Infrared Camera delivers advanced thermal imaging for research, engineering, product development, and continuous monitoring applications. Fluke designed this fixed-mount camera to provide high-resolution thermal data while integrating seamlessly into automated testing and analysis systems.

The camera features a 640 × 480 infrared detector with 307,200 pixels and a spatial resolution of 0.93 mRad. As a result, users can capture highly detailed thermal images and identify even subtle temperature variations.

MultiSharp™ Focus automatically produces focused images throughout the entire field of view. In addition, IR-Fusion® technology combines visible and infrared images to improve interpretation and analysis.

The RSE600 measures temperatures from -10 °C to 1200 °C with an accuracy of ±2 °C or ±2%. Therefore, it is suitable for demanding industrial, laboratory, and scientific applications.

GigE Vision connectivity enables continuous image and data streaming to a connected computer. Furthermore, compatibility with MATLAB® and LabVIEW® allows easy integration into research, automation, and process-monitoring environments.

SmartView® desktop software supports advanced image analysis, radiometric video recording, remote operation, and customised reporting. Meanwhile, optional telephoto, wide-angle, and macro lenses provide flexibility for specialised measurement tasks.

The rugged IP67-rated enclosure protects the camera in challenging environments, while remote monitoring capabilities support long-term thermal inspections. Consequently, the Fluke RSE600 provides a powerful solution for thermal research, automated testing, and continuous condition monitoring.