F2W Thermal Camera 256x192 IR Resolution, Thermal Imaging Camera with W-Fi, Super Resolution Image Enhance,-4°F to 1022°F,640x480 3.2" Screen Thermal Imager with 16 GB Storage, Carrying Case
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Features
- Super Resolution, Ultimate Thermal Imaging ExperienceFeaturing the HSFTOOLS Live Super Resolution algorithm, the F2W thermal imager takes real-time thermal image enhancement as the resolution jumps from 256x192 detector resolution to an impressive 640x480 imaging resolution. Provide smooth and vivid viewing on the 3.2" LCD screen, thanks to the high frame rate of 25 Hz. With an exceptional thermal sensitivity below 40 mK, this thermal imager captures high-definition details like never before.
- Wireless Connection & Easy to UseThe F2W infrared camera features Wi-Fi for effortless access and sharing of images to smartphone or tablet. With a compact design and carrying case, it's the perfect tool for daily work. Using the Down button, you can easily switch between 7 color palettes with a single click. This versatility allows you to meet your specific needs in various scenarios. The 14"-2 tripod hole allows for easy installation with a tripod to assist with inspection work.
- Fast Anomaly RecognitionThe F2W features a wide temperature range of -4F to 1022F, making it suitable for a wide variety of work sites. It automatically tracks the hottest, coldest, and center temperature spots and 3 user-defined spots, instantly displaying temperature readings. Additionally, you can set temperature exceedance alerts to get anomalies notified promptly through visual OSD text and LED flashlight or audio buzzer alerts and take action before significant failures occur.
- Accurate Temperature MeasurementThe F2W infrared camera adopts an advanced VOx detector, which enables it to detect temperature differentials as small as 0.04C and ensure that the temperature readings discrepancy is within max(3.6F, 2%). Additionally, the thermal imager allows users to change emissivity settings based on specific materials and adjust the distance to objects, ensuring more accurate temperature measurements on a variety of substances, including wood, bricks, and more.
- Durable and SturdyBuilt-in 16GB eMMC storage can store up to 35,000 images. Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides up to 6 hours of continuous operation. Power-saving functions like auto power off, sleep, and adjustable screen brightness to extend operation hours. The protective lens cover prevents the lens from dust, moisture, and scratches. With a 6.6ft drop test and IP54 protection rating, lifetime firmware updates, and technical support, it's perfect for harsh environments.
Package Dimensions : 12.17 x 7.76 x 4.57 inches; 2.07 Pounds
Item model number : F2W
Batteries : 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : July 5, 2024
Manufacturer : HSFTOOLS
Country of Origin : Vietnam
Best Sellers Rank: #16,373 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #21 in Thermal Imagers
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Customer Reviews: 5.0 5.0 out of 5 stars 17 ratings
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I recently tested a thermal camera, and it truly impressed with its versatility and performance. The image quality is sharp, even in complete darkness, revealing temperature differences with remarkable clarity. The device excels at detecting heat signatures, whether for home inspections, wildlife observation, or industrial use. Its user-friendly interface and quick startup time make it accessible for both professionals and hobbyists. The battery life is solid, and the adjustable temperature range adds flexibility for various tasks. Overall, it’s a reliable tool that delivers accurate readings and detailed thermal imagery at a competitive price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2024 by jason jason
This product is extremely well described on the product information page here, and is easily up to expectations during my first week of use. It comes with a carrying case, neck strap, and USB-C (or USB-A, as both adaptors are present) to USB-C charging cable as well as a well-written printed user manual. Interestingly, the unit works wonderfully as a stud finder on external walls where there's a clear temperature difference on the inside demonstrating where the studs are located. The unit connects to a MacBook Pro easily, charging directly from the USB-C port, and quickly allowing all photos taken with the device to be accessed in the Finder without needing any accessory software. Live View on a Mac doesn't work with Photo Booth or FaceTime, which seems to be due to an Apple OS 15 glitch with UVC cameras rather than a problem with the camera, which is properly detected in both applications. In the meantime, the unit easily connects via wifi to an iPhone, where the HSFTools app permits quick access to the camera's menu system and allows a live view of the screen. So it's easy for two people to view the camera screen at once - one using the iPhone and the other the camera. The unit is made in Vietnam. The company's website is supportive and features a number of thermal camera varieties. This particular model is their top of the line. The menu UI takes a little getting used to, since you have up/down arrows but no left/right arrows, and frankly it's a little easier for extensive menu use from the iPhone app, but once you figure out how to move through the menus, it gets better. Once you get everything set up, you'll likely be happy just turning it on, looking around, taking photos, and shutting it down - and for all that, you won't need to use the menus at all. Overall, this is an excellent addition to the tool shop, and it should come in handy for around-the-house automotive, HVAC, or electrical projects. Battery life time is high - after plenty of playing, I'm still showing a full battery. Power-up time is just a couple of seconds (just remember to switch the lens cap open). There's even a tripod mount at the base of the handle. Quite a nice design that sits properly in your hand for long-term use if needed.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024 by Dr. Stuart Gitlow
I have no need to post photos or videos, because the product listing's photos and videos are so thorough. Please take the time to view them all! This product has many features and functions. For my review I am comparing this product with the https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C3TP4FTR/ InfiRay P2 Pro, both because I have one and because it has become so extremely popular. Both have 256x192 sensors. The price is roughly the same, but obviously the difference is size and time to set up. For the InfiRay P2 Pro I did not use their app; I used the Ancel IR app, and that is because it has more functionality. Each photo has side-by-side comparison of the HSFTOOLS F2W on the left and InfiRay P2 Pro on the right. A picture is worth a thousand words, so you be the judge! My opinion is that they are of comparable quality. For the freezer, it is hard for any IR sensor to get an accurate reading. For the hottest point on the gas range top, there could be a difference between the few seconds delay between taking the pictures, and also where the heat was flaring. So, I would personally not be as concerned about these extremes. But I will fault the hottest spot on the hot pizza, because I don't believe that was 202.1 degrees. I ate the pizza slice, and want to believe the 185.5 degrees number. The photos are of a PC on a desk, a parakeet, a wood stove that was hot earlier in the day but is now only warm, a pan with some water in it on top of a gas range top with the burner on, the inside of a kitchen freezer, a slice of cold pizza just taken out of the refrigerator, and the same slice of pizza after being heated for thirty seconds in the microwave oven. One thing I must mention: At first I couldn't find the C to F selection. It is there, just hidden down in the menus. You have to scroll down. The manual explains. As a Vine reviewer, I am expected to post a review promptly after receiving the product, so of course can say nothing about long term results. But the product seems to have good construction and works as advertised. I am very happy with it. Well, I'm an Amazon Vine reviewer, so only get hit with the 1099-NEC, but the question is, would I buy it at full retail price? I think I would.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024 by Garth D. Wiebe Garth D. Wiebe