Status: TiX501 / TiX580 Current Production — All Others Discontinued
Overview
The Fluke TiX Series Expert thermal cameras feature a 240-degree articulating screen and 5.7-inch tablet-sized display for inspecting hard-to-reach equipment — overhead electrical panels, elevated piping, and equipment behind barriers. The current TiX501 and TiX580 provide 640×480 resolution with the TiX580 adding SuperResolution to 1280×960. The legacy TiX lineup includes the TiX1000, which was Fluke’s highest resolution camera at 1024×768. These high-end cameras are used for detailed thermographic analysis, R&D, and critical infrastructure inspection.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| IR Resolution | 640×480 (TiX501/TiX580), up to 1024×768 (TiX1000) |
| SuperResolution | 1280×960 (TiX580), 2048×1536 (TiX1000) |
| Temperature Range | -20°C to +1200°C (model dependent) |
| Display | 5.7-inch articulating touchscreen, 240° rotation |
| Focus | MultiSharp Focus (TiX580), LaserSharp Auto Focus |
| Lenses | Interchangeable smart lenses |
| Key Features | Articulating display, IR-Fusion, streaming IR data, advanced radiometric analysis, Fluke Connect |
Models We Repair
Select your model below to request a repair. If your exact model isn’t listed, choose the closest match — the evaluation and repair process is the same across all Fluke TiX Series configurations.
| Model | Description | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Fluke TiX580 | 640×480, SuperResolution 1280×960, MultiSharp, articulating | Request Repair |
| Fluke TiX501 | 640×480, LaserSharp, articulating 5.7″ display | Request Repair |
| Fluke TiX500 | 640×480, articulating display (discontinued) | Request Repair |
| Fluke TiX1000 | 1024×768, highest resolution Fluke IR camera | Request Repair |
| Fluke TiX660 | 640×480, articulating display (discontinued) | Request Repair |
| Fluke TiX640 | 640×480 (discontinued) | Request Repair |
| Fluke TiX620 | 640×480 (discontinued) | Request Repair |
| Fluke TiX560 | 320×240, articulating (discontinued) | Request Repair |
| Fluke TiX520 | 320×240, articulating (discontinued) | Request Repair |
Common Fluke TiX Series Failures We Repair
- Articulating screen hinge mechanism wear or cable failure from repeated rotation
- Large LCD touchscreen digitizer failure or impact cracking
- IR detector calibration drift affecting temperature measurement accuracy
- Smart lens contact corrosion or mechanical latch wear
- Battery performance degradation from high-resolution display power draw
- WiFi/Bluetooth communication module failures
- Internal storage or SD card interface failures
- Focus motor mechanism failure on motorized focus models
Our technicians perform component-level diagnostics on every Fluke TiX Series unit. Thermal camera repair requires specialized IR detector characterization equipment and controlled-environment calibration — we have the tools and expertise to restore your camera to factory specifications.
Calibration
Every Fluke TiX Series repair includes NIST-traceable calibration. We verify temperature measurement accuracy across the full operating range using blackbody reference sources and provide a detailed calibration certificate documenting measured performance against the manufacturer’s published specifications.
Who Uses the Fluke TiX Series?
The Fluke TiX501 / TiX580 / TiX500 / TiX520 / TiX560 / TiX620 / TiX640 / TiX660 / TiX1000 Expert Thermal Cameras are used by thermography consultants, utility infrastructure inspection, R&D laboratories, critical facility management, and advanced predictive maintenance programs.
Frequently Asked Questions
My articulating screen won’t hold its position, or the image cuts out when I rotate it — can you fix that?
Yes. The 240° articulating hinge and its ribbon cable are the most common wear point on the TiX Series, and both the hinge mechanism and the cable are fully repairable.
Can you service or recalibrate my interchangeable smart lenses?
Yes. Smart lens contact corrosion and latch wear are routine TiX repairs, and we recalibrate the camera with each lens so temperature accuracy holds across your full lens set.
Do you still repair the discontinued TiX models?
Yes. The TiX500, TiX520, TiX560, TiX620, TiX640, and TiX660 are discontinued but fully supported for repair and recalibration alongside the current TiX501 and TiX580.
Do you repair the TiX1000?
Yes. The TiX1000 was Fluke’s highest-resolution IR camera at 1024×768, and we service its detector, optics, and calibration the same as the rest of the series.
The touchscreen is cracked or unresponsive — is that repairable?
Yes. Impact cracking and digitizer failure on the large 5.7-inch display are common, and the touchscreen assembly is fully restorable.
What if my exact model isn’t listed?
We service every Fluke TiX configuration. If your model isn’t in the table, pick the closest match or email us — the evaluation and repair process is the same.
Our Repair Process
- Ship Your Instrument: Send your Fluke TiX Series to our facility from anywhere in the US. We provide prepaid shipping labels on request.
- Free Evaluation: Our technicians perform a complete diagnostic assessment and provide a firm, no-obligation repair quote.
- Expert Repair: Upon approval, we perform component-level repair using OEM-grade parts.
- NIST-Traceable Calibration: Full calibration against blackbody reference sources with documented results.
- Return Shipment: Your camera is securely packaged and returned with calibration certificate, repair documentation, and our 90-day warranty.
Request a Repair
Contact us for professional Fluke TiX Series repair and calibration. Our team is ready to evaluate your camera and provide a no-obligation quote.
Email: info@junecompany.com | All repairs include a 90-day parts and labor warranty.
See also our Fluke TiS Series repair, Fluke Ti Pro Series repair, and Fluke RSE research camera repair pages, or browse all thermal camera repair services.
