Thermal Imaging Camera Manufacturer to Host Conference in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - Sept. 16, 2011 - InfraMation 2011 will take place at Bally's in Las Vegas November 9-11, 2011. The conference will feature presentations and clinics focused on using thermal imagers to inspect energy efficiency in buildings, insulation, roofs and HVAC, as well as more building investigation topics.
InfraMation is the world’s largest infrared camera user conference with more than 500 attendees last year, according to Haley Barclay, Advertising and Public Relations Manager for FLIR Systems, the major organizer of the conference.
“We are in a complete niche,” said Barclay, highlighting InfraMation’s specific focus on education and business development in the thermal imaging sector.
Contractors and building inspectors interested in thermal imaging, or those who are already using the infrared technology for non-invasive inspections can learn from peers and thermography experts from around the world. Presentations and clinics will include:
- Using Thermal Imaging to Find R-Values in Insulated Stud Frame Walls
- Advanced Building [Infrared Inspection] Applications
- Techniques for On-Roof Inspections
- Thermography as an Aid in Building Commissioning
- Using IR to Find HVAC Problems
InfraMation has been going on for over a decade and is sponsored by the Infrared Training Center (ITC), FLIR Systems and Extech Instruments. Registration is open now, and a $100 savings off the full registration fee is available until September 22. Interested contractors should to visit www.InfraMation.org or call 1-877-773-3547 for more information.
About Infrared Training Center (ITC)
ITC is the world's largest infrared training organization, with more expert instructors than any other and hundreds of thermography courses throughout the year. ITC courses are an interesting, practical, and fast way to increase your credibility, enhance your career, and build your thermal imaging business. We offer IR training, certification, and re-certification in all aspects of thermography, including Level I, II, and III classes as well as specialized instruction in building diagnostics, roofing, law enforcement, and other IR applications.
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