FLIR One Pro User Guide

USER GUIDE 6
EMISSIVITY
When the Spot Meter is enabled, the temperature displayed is aected
by many factors, including a property of the target material known as
Emissivity. This property is a relative rating of how well a material emits or
radiates thermal energy. Some materials are more emissive than others;
glossy or reective materials like metals tend to be poor emitters. For most
materials, the default “matte” setting is a fair approximation.
HELP
More information about the FLIR ONE is available through the Help
section and the Tips and Tricks content in the app.
ABOUT FLIR ONE
The About FLIR ONE menu option provides information about the FLIR
ONE camera, the FLIR ONE app, our company FLIR Systems, Inc., and
additional legal, licensing, and regulatory information.
WARNING
The FLIR ONE and FLIR ONE Pro
are not waterproof. Use caution
if the FLIR ONE or FLIR ONE
Pro are used to observe very hot
objects like fire or molten metal.

FLIR One Pro Specifications

General

Temperature Range	-20°C to 400°C (-4°F to 752°F)
Battery Life	Approximately 1 hour
Frame Rate	8.7 Hz
Spectral Range	8 – 14 µm
Video Recording	Yes
Operating Temperature	0°C to 35°C (32°F to 95°F)
Thermal Resolution	160 × 120 pixels
Connector	Lightning (iOS), USB-C (Android)
Dimensions	68 × 34 × 14 mm
Weight	36.5 g
Field of View	55° x 43°
Focus	Fixed
Visual Camera	1440 x 1080
File Formats	Radiometric JPG, MPEG-4
Charging	USB-C
Non-Operating Temperature	-20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
Accuracy	±3°C (±5.4°F) or ±5%, typical of difference between ambient and scene temperature. Apply 60 seconds after start-up when the unit is within +15°C to +35°C (59°F to 95°F) and the scene is within +5°C to +120°C (41°F to 248°F).