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VT04 and VT04A
Visual IR Thermometers
Eliminate the need for multiple
temperature measurements. Fluke
Visual IR Thermometers combine the
convenience of a spot thermometer with
the visual advantage of an infrared heat
map.
Key features of a visual IR
thermometer:
Fits your budget
Fluke VT04 and VT04A Visual IR
Thermometers give you bold
temperature features at a price that
allows you to outfit your entire team.
Intuitive interface
Get to work as soon as you take it out of
the box.
Pocket-size design
Blend digital image with heat map
overlay at 0 %, 25 %, 50 %, 75 %, and full
infrared with one button.
Infrared heat map blending
Blend digital image with heat map
overlay at 0 %, 25 %, 50 %, 75 %, and full
infrared with one button.
Center-point temperature and hot and
cold markers
Hot and cold markers automatically
identify hottest and coldest spots within
field of view.
SmartView
®
reporting software
Store up to 10,000 images per GB on
included SD card and make reports with
Fluke’s professional reporting software.
Batteries that work as long as you
Choose between a rechargeable Lithium-
ion battery (VT04) and 4 AA batteries
(VT04A). Both options last 8 hours.
See more with PyroBlend
®
Plus optics
• Excellent field of view for tight spaces:
28° x 28°
Alarm and time lapse features
• High/low temperature alarms—high
and low temperature alarms flash
whenever the temperature threshold is
exceeded
• Time-lapse image capture—
automatically capture images at set
intervals of time without being there
• Auto-monitor alarm—automatically
capture images after a user-selected
temperature threshold has been
exceeded
Detect Issues Instantly
See how a traditional IR thermometer and an entry level infrared camera make it
challenging to communicate the issue on breaker 20.
Traditional IR
thermometer
Optimized for single
point measurements.
Entry level
infrared camera
Challenging to see the
exact location.
Visual IR
Thermometer
Digital image with heat
map overlay detects the
exact location of the
issue.
Visual inspection
No issues are obvious to
the naked eye.
See the difference
Fluke VT04 and VT04A
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