Is the E6 Pro good enough for electrical inspections?

Yes. Its 550°C top range and 0.05°C sensitivity catch hot breakers and loose connections. The 240x180 detector is fine for panels and equipment up close.

Does it focus manually?

No. The lens is fixed-focus, so everything beyond a short distance stays sharp without adjustment. Very close or small targets are better served by a manual-focus model.

MSX overlays visual edges from the built-in camera onto the thermal image. It makes wires, joints and building details easier to recognize in the picture.

How do images get off the camera?

They upload to FLIR Ignite over Wi-Fi or transfer to a computer with the included USB cable. Reports are built in FLIR Ignite and the FLIR Tools mobile app.

How does it compare with the E8 Pro?

The E8 Pro has a higher-resolution detector and manual focus. The E6 Pro is lighter on detail but simpler to use and suits routine inspections.

Is it rugged enough for outdoor work?

It is rated IP54 for splash resistance and tested to survive a 2-metre drop. It handles rain spray and knocks, but it is not waterproof.

Where is the FLIR E6 Pro Thermal Imaging Camera cheapest?

At Selectum, for $2,199.00, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the FLIR E6 Pro Thermal Imaging Camera?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.

Where can I buy the FLIR E6 Pro Thermal Imaging Camera?

16 stores we checked sell it, including Reduction Revolution, Selectum, Amazon, Acme Tools, Mouser.

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What reviewers say

Owners and trade reviewers treat the E6 Pro as a dependable inspection tool. They like the focus-free handling, MSX images and easy reporting, and some wish for more resolution and manual focus.

What people mention

Ease of usePraisedReviewers say the focus-free lens and auto-calibration make it quick to pick up and shoot.
Image qualityMixedMSX images read clearly, but the 240x180 detector shows less fine detail than higher-resolution models.
FocusCriticisedSome users miss manual focus for close-up or small-target work.
ReportingPraisedOwners like building reports in FLIR Ignite and the FLIR Tools app and sharing them from site.
BuildPraisedThe splashproof body and 2-metre drop rating hold up on job sites.

About the FLIR E6 Pro Thermal Imaging Camera

The FLIR E6 Pro is a handheld infrared camera for thermal imaging inspections and reporting. It has a 240 x 180 pixel detector (43,200 measurement pixels), a temperature range of -20°C to 550°C and 0.05°C sensitivity. It is auto-calibrating and focus-free, so there are few settings to adjust.

A 3.5-inch color touchscreen lets you tap an area of interest to adjust thermal contrast. With 1-touch Level/Span, the camera sets the level and span from the thermal contrast at the spot you choose. You can add notes to images with the on-screen keyboard. The pistol grip is well balanced for steady handling.

It includes thermal, visual-only and MSX imaging modes. MSX (Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging) merges a higher-resolution visual image with the raw thermal image of the same scene. Images can be uploaded to the cloud over Wi-Fi or downloaded to a computer by USB cable. Reports can be created and shared with FLIR Ignite, FLIR Thermal Studio and the FLIR Tools mobile app.

Temperature range

-20°C to 550°C in two ranges

Thermal resolution

240 x 180 pixels (43,200 measurement pixels)

Sensitivity

0.05°C

Field of view

33° x 25°

Focus

Fixed; 36 cm to infinity

Emissivity

Preset or custom value from 0.1 to 1.0