GIS measure&document

"Important information: From 13.09.2017 onwards this app will no longer be available for download. We recommend that you download Measuring Master. Measuring Master offers the same functions, as well as various extensions and improvements. Existing projects can be transferred to Measuring Master. If you have any questions, please contact our support team: [email protected].

The complete solution for documenting your measured temperature values.

Using GIS measure&document in conjunction with the GIS 1000 C Professional thermo detector is the optimum solution for professional documentation of your measured temperature values. Simply take a photo of the object you wish to examine and transfer your measurements using the GIS 1000 C Professional via Bluetooth directly to the measurement points you have set yourself in your photo. Create projects and add all the important project information such as customer name, address, date and project image so that you always have the best possible overview of your projects.

Main functions:

• Structured documentation of measured temperature values in projects and files

• Importing or recording of images

• Option to manually set any number of measurement points and transfer the measured values on the GIS 1000 C Professional

• Display of measurement results

o Four modes: Surface temperature, thermal bridge, dew point and user-defined

o Transferred values: Surface temperature, humidity, room temperature, average surface temperature, dew point, emission value

• Addition of text notes

• Sending of projects as PDFs via e-mail

GIS measure&document has the added benefit of being particularly easy to use. The app provides effective support for professional users of thermo detectors and is therefore particularly suitable for painters, dry wall builders, heating engineers and electricians.

The combination of GIS 1000 C Professional and GIS measure&document will increase your productivity and reduce the time and effort required to collect and manage your measured temperature values."