FLIR Systems launches C2 - a compact fully-featured professional thermal camera

Its compact and slim design enables the FLIR C2 to fit comfortably into any pocket, available for immediate use to uncover invisible building issues and to show customers where potential problems are located. In fact, at 125 x 80 x 24 mm (4.9 x 3.1 x 0.94 in.) and 130g (0.29lbs), the sleek architecture makes the C2 the most convenient, fully-featured thermal camera available on the market.

The FLIR C2 will be available from FLIR partners in early March 2015.

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