Today's effective condition monitoring programs require connected, cloud-enabled thermal imaging devices, which allow inspectors to share and analyze data in real-time quickly and efficiently, according to Rob Milner, global business development director, Teledyne FLIR. He says it helps inspectors gain a better understanding of and provide a more comprehensive view of potential equipment failure, as well as enable organizations to more accurately predict maintenance requirements grounded in easily accessible data and analysis using the company's Ignite Cloud and Thermal Studio. FLIR's expanded Pro Series of thermography cameras provide a larger 3.5-in. touchscreen display and access and cloud connectivity. They are made to detect water intrusion, air leaks, electrical connections, temperature differentials between equipment and impending equipment failure.