Emona to distribute Dali thermal imagers

Thursday, 02 July, 2009

Emona Instruments has announced an exclusive agency agreement for Australia with Dali Technology for the Dali range of infrared thermal-imaging cameras.

Established in 1984 as the Zhejiang Testing Technology Institute in Shanghai, Dali Technology has over 20 years' experience in thermal-imaging technology. In 2008, Dali became the first Chinese IR camera manufacturer to be listed as a public company on the Shenzhen stock exchange. Dali has over 400 employees in manufacturing and R&D centres in Shanghai and Hangzhou.

The Dali range of cameras offer the Australian electrical contracting, industrial maintenance and HVAC industries full function 160 x 120 resolution cameras.

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