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FLIR T1020 High-Definition Thermal Camera with standard 28° Lens and optional 45° Lens w/Case Smart home monitoring a reliable and durable component

Name: FLIR T1020 High-Definition Thermal Camera with standard 28° Lens and optional 45° Lens w/Case Smart home monitoring a reliable and durable component
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 41360947611
Price: 31700.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6039 (10 reviews)

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FLIR T1020 High-Definition Thermal Camera with standard 28° Lens and optional 45° Lens w/Case Smart home monitoring a reliable and durable component

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FLIR T1020 High Definition Thermal Camera with standard 28° Lens and optional 45° Lens w Case Smart home monitoring a reliable and durable component a reliable and durable component that ensures optimal film stretching and consistent wrapping quality Connectivity Options 12° lens: 83 possible to adjust level span max

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