Fluke TiS20+ MAX | 400°C Frontline Thermal Imaging Camera

Maintenance teams may need the simple operation of an entry-level thermal camera but still encounter equipment running well above ordinary building-service temperatures. The Fluke TiS20+ MAX Infrared Camera retains the straightforward fixed-focus platform of the TiS20+ while extending temperature measurement to 400°C.

The camera uses a 120 × 90 detector with 10,800 infrared pixels, 60 mK thermal sensitivity and a wide 50° × 38° field of view. IR-Fusion combines visible and infrared information to make abnormal thermal patterns easier to associate with the correct asset. The 3.5-inch touchscreen supports fast field navigation and review, while wireless image transfer supports inspection documentation. With at least five hours of battery operation without Wi-Fi, the TiS20+ MAX is designed for extended routine inspection rounds.

Extended-Range Frontline Camera Selection Guide

Choose the TiS20+ MAX instead of the TiS20+ when equipment temperatures can exceed 150°C, but you still prefer a simple fixed-focus 120 × 90 thermal camera.

Market Relevance

The TiS20+ MAX is practical for Pakistani industrial maintenance, manufacturing, electrical systems, boilers, HVAC plants and mechanical-service departments that need a broader temperature range without moving to an advanced PRO camera. Buy the Fluke TiS20+ MAX from Kamadi Pakistan for routine thermal inspections up to 400°C.

Key Features

• Temperature measurement up to 400°C
  
• 120 × 90 infrared resolution
  
• Fixed-focus design
  
• IR-Fusion image blending
  
• 3.5-inch touchscreen display
  

Technical Specifications

• Model: Fluke TiS20+ MAX
  
• IR Resolution: 120 × 90
  
• Thermal Pixels: 10,800
  
• Temperature Range: -20°C to 400°C
  
• Thermal Sensitivity: 60 mK
  
• IFOV: 7.6 mrad
  
• Field of View: 50° × 38°
  
• Focus: Fixed
  
• Display: 3.5-inch touchscreen
  
• Battery Life: ≥5 hours without Wi-Fi
  

Applications

• Industrial electrical inspections
  
• Mechanical maintenance
  
• HVAC troubleshooting
  
• Hot-process equipment checks
  
• Preventive maintenance
  

Professional Tip: Use a consistent temperature span and colour palette when comparing the same asset over time so genuine thermal changes are easier to distinguish from display-setting differences.