FLIR TG267 Thermal Imaging Thermometer (discontinued by manufacturer; replacement TG268) | 160 × 120, MSX, −25–380 °C, 2.4-inch display

FLIR TG267 Thermal Imaging Thermometer (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

Overview

The TG267 is a FLIR pistol-grip thermal imaging thermometer that uses MSX to overlay visible-light outlines on the thermal image, for inspecting electrical panels, HVAC and buildings. The FLIR product page marks it as discontinued, with the TG268 as the recommended replacement (160 × 120, super-resolution 320 × 240, −25–400 °C, Type-K thermocouple input).

Key Specifications

• Thermal imaging: 160 × 120, NETD <70 mK, 57° × 44° field of view, 8.7 Hz, focus-free
• Measuring range: −25–380 °C; ±1.5 °C at 50–100 °C, up to ±3 °C in other ranges
• Display and storage: 2.4-inch 320 × 240; 4 GB internal, approx. 50000 images; USB-C, Bluetooth
• Laser: Class 1, activated by button, marks the measurement area
• Power: Lithium battery, approx. 5 h continuous scanning (approx. 4.5 h with laser on)
• Protection and weight: IP54; 2 m drop; 210 × 64 × 81 mm, 0.394 kg

Applications

• Temperature inspection rounds on electrical panels, motors and HVAC.

Specifications per the FLIR product pages for the TG267 and TG268 (retrieved 2026-10-21).