FLIR E76 Thermal Imaging Camera

Model: E76 · Product code: FLR-E76-S14

£7,785.00 incl. VAT £6,487.50 excl. VAT

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Typical UK delivery: 1-5 working days. Longer lead times may apply to selected configurations.

Lens Configuration

High Temperature Calibration

Additional 2× Macro Lens

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Ordered for varied electrical, mechanical and building inspections where interchangeable lenses matter.

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Interchangeable-lens thermal imaging for varied electrical, mechanical, building and industrial inspections.

Adapt the camera to the inspection: 320 × 240 infrared resolution with UltraMax and FLIR MSX helps capture clear thermal evidence across equipment, buildings and plant assets.
Use the right lens for the job: Compatible AutoCal lenses let you switch field of view for panels, machinery, roofs, tight spaces or more distant targets.
Inspect hotter industrial equipment: A −20°C to 650°C measurement range supports routine fault finding and more demanding maintenance environments.
Keep multi-asset checks organised: FLIR Inspection Route, Ignite and Thermal Studio help structure inspections, store findings and turn site data into useful reports.

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320 × 240 native infrared resolution - 76,800 thermal pixels
Thermal sensitivity varies by lens: <30 mK with the 42° lens at 30°C
FLIR MSX® image enhancement for added visible detail
−20°C to 650°C measurement capability across two selectable ranges
Optional 300°C to 1000°C high-temperature range
Measurement accuracy: ±2°C or ±2%, under specified conditions
Laser-assisted autofocus, contrast autofocus and manual focus
Interchangeable AutoCal™ lenses, including 14°, 24°, 42° and 80° options
FlexView® dual field-of-view lens options
FLIR UltraMax® image enhancement for compatible captured images
5-megapixel visual camera with built-in LED light
640 × 480 Dragontrail® touchscreen display
3 spotmeters and 3 area meters in live mode
Centre spot, hot spot and cold spot measurement tools
FLIR Inspection Route™ for structured repeat inspections
On-camera reporting with voice notes, GPS tagging, text and sketches
Radiometric JPEG image capture
IR, radiometric and visual video recording
Video streaming over UVC and Wi-Fi
USB 2.0, Bluetooth®, Wi-Fi and DisplayPort connectivity
FLIR Ignite™ cloud upload
FLIR Thermal Studio Suite and FLIR Research Studio compatibility
METERLiNK® support via Bluetooth
More than 2.5 hours of battery operation under typical use
Drop-tested to 2 m

The optional 1000°C range requires the separate high-temperature option; it is not part of the standard measurement range.

FLIR E76 thermal imaging camera
2 rechargeable batteries
Battery charger and power supplies
Hard transport case
Lanyards and front lens cap
8 GB SD card
USB-A to USB-C cable
USB-C to USB-C cable
USB-C to HDMI cable
Printed documentation
FLIR Thermal Studio Starter licence card

Dispatch and delivery

Orders are dispatched free of charge from within the UK using a tracked courier service.

Delivery to most UK mainland addresses typically takes 1–5 working days, subject to product availability. If the E76 is not immediately available, we will confirm the expected delivery window before dispatch.

Tracking information will be provided once your order has been dispatched. If you need the camera by a particular date, please contact Corey Technical before ordering so we can provide an accurate availability and delivery estimate.

As the equipment is supplied from within the UK, there are no customs charges or import bills to pay on delivery.

Returns

Contact Corey Technical before returning any product so we can authorise the return, confirm the correct address and ensure it is handled as efficiently as possible. Products must not be sent directly to Corey Technical or FLIR without written return authorisation from us.

Change-of-mind and other non-fault returns may be requested within 60 calendar days of delivery. Products must be returned complete, unmarked and undamaged, in a resalable condition and with all original packaging, accessories and documentation.

If you believe the product is faulty, damaged or incomplete, contact us as soon as possible. Corey Technical will coordinate the appropriate assessment and, where applicable, arrange a repair, replacement or refund.

Consumer cancellation rights and statutory rights relating to faulty, misdescribed or unsuitable goods remain unaffected.

We aim to make returns straightforward, with clear communication throughout to help minimise disruption and downtime.

Faults and warranty

The FLIR E76 is covered by FLIR’s manufacturer-backed limited warranty.

Register your camera with FLIR within 60 days of purchase to activate the following cover under its 2-10 warranty programme:

Camera parts and labour: 2 years
Infrared detector: 10 years
Batteries: 1 year

Without registration within the required period, FLIR’s standard one-year limited warranty applies. Cover is subject to FLIR’s warranty terms and exclusions.

If a fault develops during the applicable warranty period, contact hello@coreytechnical.co.uk with your order number, product serial number, a description of the issue and any supporting photographs or video.

Corey Technical will manage the process on your behalf, including assessment and repair or replacement where covered by the warranty. We will explain the next steps clearly and keep you updated throughout the process.

All returns, warranty assessments, repairs and replacements must be authorised in advance to ensure safe transit and the most efficient possible resolution.

Standalone operation

The E76 operates as a standalone professional thermal imaging camera. You can capture, review, annotate and store thermal images directly on the camera without connecting to a computer during the inspection.

Images are saved as radiometric files with temperature measurement data, so findings can be reviewed, analysed and reported after the inspection.

Analysis and reporting software

FLIR Thermal Studio Suite provides desktop tools for reviewing thermal images, analysing temperature measurements and preparing inspection reports. Available features depend on the selected software edition and licence.

For cloud-based image storage and sharing, the E76 supports FLIR Ignite through Wi-Fi connectivity. Images can be uploaded from the camera to help keep inspection files organised and easier to share with colleagues or customers.

Inspection routes and on-camera reporting

The E76 supports FLIR Inspection Route, helping maintenance teams follow planned inspection points and keep records organised by asset. This is useful for repeat checks across panels, plant rooms, motors, pumps and building-services equipment.

On-camera reporting tools include voice annotation, GPS tagging, on-screen text and sketch notes, helping you add context to inspection images before they reach the reporting stage.

METERLiNK

FLIR METERLiNK allows readings from compatible FLIR test and measurement instruments to be used alongside your thermal inspection data via Bluetooth. Depending on the connected instrument, these can include electrical measurements or environmental readings.

Combining measurement data with thermal findings gives clearer context for fault assessment and reporting. A compatible FLIR instrument is required and supplied separately.

Software accounts, licences or subscriptions may be required for particular apps and services.

Downloads

The resources below provide technical specifications, operating guidance and support information for the FLIR E76, together with links to compatible software.

Where a document covers the wider Exx Series, refer to the information applicable to the E76.

For assistance with setup, software or product operation, contact hello@coreytechnical.co.uk. Corey Technical will help with your enquiry and liaise with FLIR where manufacturer input is required.

Is the FLIR E76 right for your work?

The FLIR E76 is built for electrical contractors, building surveyors, facilities teams and maintenance engineers whose inspections change from close equipment checks to distant or wide-area targets. Its main step up from the E54 is lens and focus flexibility, rather than more native thermal pixels.

It combines 320 × 240 thermal resolution, laser-assisted autofocus, interchangeable AutoCal lenses and MSX image enhancement. You can configure it for electrical equipment, machinery, building fabric and larger sites without committing to the E54’s fixed 24° view.

Well suited to:

Electrical inspections involving both nearby panels and more distant equipment
Mechanical condition checks across motors, pumps and production assets
Building surveys where a wider lens helps cover walls, roofs or large areas
Confined plant rooms where there is little room to step back
Contractors who need different lenses for different jobs
Repeat inspection routes across multiple assets or sites
Teams producing annotated, organised evidence for maintenance reports

Consider the E54 if:

A fixed 24° lens covers your regular inspections
You want 320 × 240 resolution at a lower position in the Exx range
Manual focus suits your working method

Consider the E86 if:

You need more native detail in dense panels or complex machinery
You regularly examine smaller targets within wider scenes
You need a standard measurement range reaching 1500°C

Consider the E96 if:

Fine thermal detail is central to your work
You inspect distant, high-value or densely packed assets
You need the highest native resolution in the Exx range

Compare FLIR Exx models All FLIR cameras

Quick lens selector

Standard lens 24°

The everyday all-round choice

Choose this for mixed electrical, mechanical and facilities inspections. It balances scene coverage and target detail, and its 24° × 18° field of view suits general-purpose work.

Wide-angle 42°

For larger targets and wider scenes

Choose this to capture more of a building, roof, plant room or large piece of equipment in one image. It’s useful when you can’t step farther back, though it puts fewer detector pixels on a given target than a narrower lens.

Telephoto lens 14°

For smaller or more distant targets

Choose this when you need more image detail on a target that is far away, elevated or unsafe to approach, such as overhead connections or distant electrical equipment.

Ultra-wide lens 80°

For very wide scenes and restricted spaces

Choose this to capture a large area from close range. For the widest view, with less spatial detail on small targets; the camera’s visual camera and LED lamp are disabled while this lens is in use.

FlexView lens 24°/14°

Switch between standard and telephoto views

Choose this when you regularly move between general inspections and smaller or more distant targets. Switch between 24° and 14° at the lens, without removing it.

FlexView lens 42°/24°

Switch between wide-area and standard views

Choose this for large equipment or building surveys where you also need a standard view for closer inspection. Switch between 42° and 24° at the lens.

Use the horizontal scrollbar below the table to compare lenses. The row names stay visible as you move across. Scroll vertically to continue down the page.

Comparison of six lens options compatible with the FLIR E76, E86 and E96 thermal imaging cameras
	24° standard lens	42° wide-angle lens	14° telephoto lens	80° ultra-wide lens	FlexView 24°/14°	FlexView 42°/24°
Availability	Available for E76, E86 and E96	Available for E76, E86 and E96	Available for E76, E86 and E96	Optional lens; confirm compatibility and configuration when ordering	Available for E76, E86 and E96; check whether included or supplied separately	Available for E76, E86 and E96; check whether included or supplied separately
Lens model	17 mm AutoCal lens	10 mm AutoCal lens	29 mm AutoCal lens	5 mm lens	Dual field of view: 24° and 14°	Dual field of view: 42° and 24°
Field of view	24° × 18°	42° × 32°	14° × 10°	80° × 63°	Switch between 24° × 18° and 14° × 10°	Switch between 42° × 32° and 24° × 18°
Spatial detail Lower IFOV is finer	E76: 1.31 mrad E86: 0.90 mrad E96: 0.66 mrad	E76: 2.41 mrad E86: 1.66 mrad E96: 1.20 mrad	E76: 0.75 mrad E86: 0.52 mrad E96: 0.38 mrad	E76: 5.2 mrad E86: 3.6 mrad E96: 2.6 mrad	E76: 1.31 / 0.75 mrad E86: 0.90 / 0.52 mrad E96: 0.66 / 0.38 mrad 24° / 14°	E76: 2.41 / 1.31 mrad E86: 1.66 / 0.90 mrad E96: 1.20 / 0.66 mrad 42° / 24°
Minimum focus distance	0.15 m	0.15 m	1.0 m	Not listed in FLIR’s camera specifications	0.15 m at 24°; 1.0 m at 14°	0.15 m at both 42° and 24°
Key benefit	Balanced coverage and target detail for general inspection work	Captures more of a large target or scene in one image	Places more detector pixels on smaller or more distant targets	Very wide coverage from close range or in restricted spaces	Switches between standard and telephoto views without changing lenses	Switches between wide-area scanning and a standard view
Main drawback	Less scene coverage than the 42° or 80° lenses and less distant-target detail than 14°	Lower spatial detail on a given target than narrower lenses	Narrower view covers less of a large nearby asset	Lower spatial detail on small targets; visual camera and LED lamp are disabled while fitted	Offers only the 24° and 14° views; changing to another field of view requires a lens change	Offers only the 42° and 24° views; changing to another field of view requires a lens change
Best suited to	Mixed electrical, mechanical and building inspections at close to moderate distances	Large assets, building envelopes and restricted positions where stepping back is difficult	Elevated, distant or small targets that cannot be approached closely	Very large targets or close-range surveys where a broad view matters more than fine detail	Inspectors moving between general equipment checks and smaller or distant targets	Inspectors scanning large equipment or building areas, then narrowing to a standard view
Typical inspection work	Electrical panels, motors, pumps, bearings and general facilities equipment	Building façades, roofs, large motors and pumps, tanks and heat exchangers	Overhead electrical connections, busbars, distant machinery and elevated equipment	Close-range surveys of large equipment, plant rooms and building interiors	Electrical inspections where both standard and distant-target views are needed	Large equipment, building envelopes, motors, pumps and heat exchangers

See FLIR Exx cameras in detail

Watch FLIR videos covering Exx thermal camera features, image detail, inspection workflow and reporting, so you can see how the cameras support electrical, mechanical and building maintenance work.

Exx Series overview

Meet the FLIR Exx Series

See the Exx handheld thermal camera range and how it supports professional inspection work.

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Camera demonstration

See the camera in action

Take a closer look at the Exx camera and its practical approach to capturing thermal inspection evidence.

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Thermal imaging

Explore FLIR Thermal Studio Suite

See how thermal images help make temperature differences easier to locate and assess during inspections.

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Inspection workflow

Work through an inspection

Explore the camera workflow for recording findings and keeping inspection evidence organised.

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Exx Series in practice

More from the Exx Series

A further look at the Exx Series for professional thermal inspection and maintenance work.

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Flexible Thermal Imaging Across Different Inspection Sites

The FLIR E76 combines 320 × 240 infrared resolution with autofocus, MSX, interchangeable lenses and a standard −20°C to 650°C measurement capability. It suits inspection teams whose targets and working distances change throughout the day.

What is MSX?

MSX adds visible-light edge detail to the thermal image, helping you recognise components and asset positions while retaining the thermal information.

Choose the view for the job

A 14° telephoto lens helps with more distant targets; 42° and 80° options cover wider scenes or restricted spaces. AutoCal lenses are recognised by the camera and calibrated through its lens-change process. Lens choice affects how much detail a target occupies in the image.

Focus as the inspection changes

Laser-assisted autofocus helps when moving between targets at different distances. Manual focus remains available when you want direct control over the image.

Cover routine and specialised temperature checks

The standard ranges are −20°C to 120°C and 0°C to 650°C. A 300°C to 1000°C range is available with the separately purchased high-temperature option.

Keep findings tied to each asset

Inspection Route, on-camera annotations, FLIR Ignite and Thermal Studio help teams collect repeatable evidence and prepare reports after the site visit.

Everything you need to start inspecting

The FLIR E76 is supplied as a complete professional kit. Ready to use the moment you receive it.

FLIR E76 thermal imaging camera
2 rechargeable batteries
Battery charger and power supplies
Hard transport case
Lanyards and front lens cap
8 GB SD card
USB-A to USB-C cable
USB-C to USB-C cable
USB-C to HDMI cable
Printed documentation
FLIR Thermal Studio Starter licence card

Capture on the camera. Organise, share and report with FLIR software.

Standalone operation

Capture, review and store thermal images directly on the FLIR E76 without needing a computer or mobile app during the inspection.

FLIR Ignite

Upload images over Wi-Fi, organise inspection files in the cloud and share findings with colleagues or customers when you are back online.

ThermoTools: ThermoTools thermal analysis software displayed on a desktop monitor

Thermal Studio + Inspection Route

Follow planned inspection routes, organise findings by asset and turn thermal images into clearer professional reports.

Downloads

FLIR Exx user manual FLIR Exx datasheet Register your FLIR Exx

FLIR Thermal Studio Suite FLIR Ignite Flir Meterlink

Tracked UK delivery

Orders are dispatched from FLIR’s UK operation using a tracked courier service. Tracking details are provided once the order leaves the warehouse, and a signature may be required on delivery.

Confirmed lead times

Stocked camera and lens configurations normally arrive within 1–5 working days. Lead times can vary for less common configurations, so contact us if you need delivery by a particular date.

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No unexpected charges

Your order is supplied through FLIR UK. Prices are displayed clearly including and excluding VAT, with no customs duties or import charges payable when your equipment arrives.

Manufacturer-backed protection

Your FLIR E76 is covered by the manufacturer’s warranty and supported by FLIR'S UK’s service team. Register your camera within 60-days for the full warranty.

FLIR E76 FAQs

Clear answers to the most common questions about selecting, ordering and using the FLIR E76.

Yes. It supports panel and equipment inspections, with lens options for different target sizes and working distances. Interpret thermal readings alongside load and operating conditions.

Its standard ranges are −20°C to 120°C and 0°C to 650°C. A separate high-temperature option adds a 300°C to 1000°C range.

Yes. MSX adds visible-light edge detail to thermal images to make components easier to identify.

Its native resolution is 320 × 240, or 76,800 thermal pixels. UltraMax can provide enhanced image detail in a compatible image-processing workflow; it does not change the detector’s native resolution.

Yes. It supports FLIR Ignite uploads over Wi-Fi when connected to a suitable network and account.

Yes. AutoCal options include 14°, 24°, 42° and 80° lenses, alongside FlexView options. Check which lens is included in the configuration you order.

No. It offers laser-assisted and contrast autofocus modes as well as manual focus.

It saves radiometric JPEG images with measurement data for later analysis. It also supports video recording.

Professionals who need a single camera for mixed electrical, mechanical and building inspections at varied distances, particularly where a fixed lens would be restrictive.

FLIR calibrates its measuring thermal cameras during production. Tell Corey Technical before ordering if your organisation requires specific calibration documentation or a verification service.

In-stock camera and lens configurations are normally delivered within 1–5 working days. Configurations that are not currently in stock can take up to six weeks. UK customers will not receive a separate import or customs bill.

The FLIR E76 is covered by FLIR’s manufacturer-backed 2-10 limited warranty, with 2 years of cover on camera components and 10 years of cover on the uncooled thermal detector, subject to FLIR’s warranty terms and product registration requirements.

Corey Technical remains your point of contact after purchase and can assist with support, warranty guidance and repair arrangements.

Yes. The FLIR E76 can be returned within 60 days, subject to our Returns & Refunds Policy and the product being returned in re-saleable condition. Please contact Corey Technical before returning the camera or any accessories so that we can arrange the next steps.

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