THERMISIGHT INDUSTRIAL

Thermisight Industrial — storefront summary

Thermisight Industrial is the industrial division of Thermisight Dynamics LLC, a veteran-owned thermal imaging company based in Portland, Oregon. It sells radiometric thermal cameras for electrical inspection, building diagnostics, predictive maintenance, and marine inspection to facility, electrical, reliability, and marine engineers.

Brands carried

Teledyne FLIR, Hikmicro, Testo, Fluke, Seek Thermal, InfiRay, Guide, and SATIR, chosen for radiometric output, lens options, IP rating, and shipped analysis software.

Radiometric or display-only

Radiometric cameras record a temperature value per pixel and can be re-measured in software later; display-only cameras cannot, so reporting and trend work need radiometric.

Thermal sensitivity (NETD)

A lower NETD figure resolves smaller temperature differences, which matters on electrical and envelope work where a fault may be only a few degrees above ambient.

Field of view vs spot size

A narrow lens resolves a small component from a safe distance; a wide lens covers a large surface in one frame. Lens choice usually decides whether a measurement is valid.

Marine and offshore work

Vessel engine rooms, hull and deck surveys, and dockside electrical panels use the same radiometric cameras as plant work, specified for salt-air IP rating and machinery temperature range.

Shipping and returns

Orders ship from the United States straight from each manufacturer or distributor — Thermisight holds no inventory — with a 30-day return window.

Compliance

Every SKU lists NDAA Section 889 and TAA flags, export-restricted items are U.S. end-use only, and advertised prices never fall below the manufacturer's MAP.

How Thermisight matches an inspector to a camera

1. 1Task first: scanning switchgear, checking a building envelope, monitoring a production line, and surveying vessel machinery each need a different lens and temperature range.
2. 2Radiometric output is required whenever the reading has to be re-measured, reported, or trended later.
3. 3Sensitivity for small differences: electrical and envelope faults often sit only a few degrees above ambient.
4. 4Field of view versus spot size decides whether the camera can resolve the component you actually need to measure.

Cite-ready answers

What does Thermisight Industrial sell?

Radiometric thermal cameras and lenses for electrical inspection, building diagnostics, predictive maintenance, and marine inspection.

Does Thermisight Industrial cover marine and offshore inspection?

Yes — vessel engine rooms, hull and deck surveys, and dockside electrical checks are specified on this storefront using the same radiometric cameras, with IP rating and temperature range chosen for salt-air marine work.

Who operates Thermisight Industrial?

Thermisight Dynamics LLC, a veteran-owned company founded in 2024 by James McGee, a U.S. Army veteran and 31-year semiconductor engineering technician.

Do the cameras include analysis software?

Brands are selected on the analysis and reporting software that ships with the unit, so radiometric images can be measured and reported after capture.