Flir E53, E54, E75, E76, E85, E86, E95, E96 (Exx-Series) Camera Overview/Training - I&E Technologies 

Hi Ryan - thanks for the kind words. On your E75, you should be able to add more than one box, HOWEVER, you won’t be able to do it unless you set multiple boxes on your preset menus. If you go to the “‘measurement” menu on the bottom of the camera, on the far right of that menu you should see the numbers “1” and “2”. Those are preset configurations that you can choose for measurements. It might be easier to explain over an email or phone if this isn’t clear, shoot me an email at eric@ietechnologiesllc.com. In short, you should be able to do on your E75 the same thing I did on my E95. Thanks, Ryan - let me know if you were able to make it work.

Hi Steve - that shouldn’t be the case as I have one of the earlier models. Let’s take this offline, shoot me an email at eric@ietechnologiesllc.com and we’ll get this addressed.

Thank you! The E75 was replaced by the E76 simply due to some firmware capabilities that FLIR released across their fleet and due to the enhancement, they changed the part number. Besides those enhancements (routing capability, etc), the E75 and E76 are nearly identical cameras but the E75 is no longer being sold.

Thank you for the kind words - the Exx-Series cameras have either a hand-strap for holding onto the camera, or a lanyard-style strap that can wrap around your wrist in the case of dropping the camera. You can still use FLIR Tools to generate reports if you can find the download for it but it has been discontinued and replaced by Thermal Studio. You may want to check out FLIR Ignite Software though, that is a very user-friendly option for creating reports and organizing image libraries.

Hi Cameo Cam - thanks for reaching out! The main difference is resolution, however, the E95 has a much higher temperature range. The E75 also doesn't have laser area measurement, while the E85 and E95. If you'd like to discuss them, feel free to shoot me an email at eric@ietechnologiesllc.com. Thanks again for the view!

Thanks for your question! You will need to down the FLIR Tools mobile app on your iOS or Android device. Once you have it downloaded, ensure that WiFi is turned on your camera and you'll want to connect your phone to your camera in your WiFi network (typically named FLIR and it's serial number), open the app and select "Devices" down below. Your camera should then pop up in that menu, from here you can take over the camera as a controller, or as a viewer, or you can simply import images and video to your phone from your camera. Hope this helps!

Hi Shadrach - FLIR does have thermal camera cores that can be used for vehicles to detect not only humans but animals, other vehicles, etc. Some premium vehicles have an option for that such as Audi, BMW, etc.

Hi Ivan - it could be a number of things but try a different battery and then reboot it. If that doesn't work, remove the SD card and see if that changes anything. I've had the issue before where the SD card causes issues, if that's the case, get a new SD card. If not, it'll likely need to get sent into FLIR Service to have an inspection done on it.

@@IvanNavi08 I'll send you an email, you'll likely need to have it sent in somewhere. It sounds like you're doing everything right.

@@ietechnologies72 Thank you. I will be waiting for a letter from you.

Hi Paulseby97 - unfortunately, it's highly unlikely it would detect any gas leak. It would certainly not "see" the gas. The only possibility of detecting a gas leak is if the location where the leak is, causes a surface temperature difference.