Fluke PTi120 400C | Pocket Thermal Imaging Camera with IR-Fusion

Spot temperature measurements can indicate that equipment is hot, but they cannot show how heat is distributed across the component. The Fluke PTi120 400C Pocket Infrared Camera gives maintenance teams a compact way to move from single-point temperature checks to full thermal-image troubleshooting.

Its 120 × 90 infrared detector provides 10,800 thermal pixels and measures from -20°C to 400°C. A 3.5-inch touchscreen displays thermal images and supports IR-Fusion, blending visible and infrared images for easier identification of the inspected component. Hot and cold spot markers highlight abnormal areas, while built-in Wi-Fi lets you transfer compatible images through Fluke Connect. The camera is IP54 rated and tested for a 1 m drop, making it a practical frontline maintenance tool.

Pocket Thermal Camera Selection Guide

Choose the PTi120 when portability, simple fixed-focus operation and thermal troubleshooting up to 400°C are priorities. Move to the TiS PRO range when you need higher resolution, manual focusing, or advanced inspection functions.

Market Relevance

The PTi120 suits Pakistani industrial maintenance teams, electricians, HVAC engineers, facility departments, motor workshops and preventive-maintenance programs. Buy the Fluke PTi120 from Kamadi Pakistan for quick visual identification of developing thermal faults.

Key Features

• Pocket-size fully radiometric thermal camera
  
• IR-Fusion visible/thermal image blending
  
• 3.5-inch touchscreen
  
• Hot and cold spot markers
  
• Wi-Fi and Fluke Connect capability
  

Technical Specifications

• Model: PTi120 400C
  
• IR Resolution: 120 × 90
  
• Thermal Pixels: 10,800
  
• Temperature Range: -20°C to 400°C
  
• Thermal Sensitivity: 60 mK
  
• Field of View: 50° × 38°
  
• IFOV: 7.6 mrad
  
• Frame Rate: 9 Hz
  
• Focus: Fixed
  
• Ingress Protection: IP54
  

Applications

• Electrical panel inspection
  
• Motor and bearing checks
  
• HVAC diagnostics
  
• Preventive maintenance
  
• Building equipment inspection
  

Professional Tip: Use IR-Fusion to capture enough visible detail around the hot spot so the same component can be identified quickly during follow-up inspections.