Cameras and Inspection

Choosing Brandis Hire for your thermal imaging and inspection needs is a decision that ensures access to premium equipment with unmatched reliability and performance. Our thermal camera hire service is designed to meet the diverse needs of industries ranging from construction and electrical to plumbing and building inspection. Plus, you can expect a professional, helpful and approachable experience every time.

We have a comprehensive selection of inspection cameras for hire to suit various project requirements:

• FLIR E54 and FLIR E60 — Your go-to choices for detailed thermal analysis as these are perfect for energy auditing, electrical inspections and mechanical system monitoring.
• FLIR T530 Thermal Camera — Provides exceptional image quality and a 180° rotating lens, making it ideal for capturing hard-to-reach thermal images.
• FLIR VS70 Video Borescope — Offers a solution for visual inspections in narrow and difficult spaces, with a robust design suited for industrial environments.

Apart from thermal camera rentals, we also have vital industrial tools that will surely enhance project efficiency and safety:

• Cable and pipe locators — Indispensable for accurately identifying underground utilities, reducing the risk of accidental damage during excavation.
• Vibration meters — Crucial for monitoring machinery health, helping predict maintenance needs and prevent costly downtime.

We understand that some projects have extended timelines, which is why we offer flexible long-term rental options for our thermal imaging cameras for hire.

To simplify logistics, Brandis Hire provides convenient delivery and pickup services for all rented thermal cameras, ensuring you can focus on your project without worry.

Regular maintenance and calibration are part of our commitment to quality, ensuring that every piece of equipment performs optimally for your project needs.

Thermal imaging cameras detect temperature variations across surfaces and equipment without direct contact. They are commonly used to identify potential hot spots, overheating components and temperature irregularities.