HP96 Thermal Imaging Camera,3.5" Touch Screen Thermal Camera with Visual Camera, 240 x 240 Super Resolution, Intelligent Scene Detection, 96 x 96 IR Resolution, 25 Hz Video Recording, -4°F to 662°F
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- Intelligent Scene Recognition with IntellFaultFeaturing HSFTOOLS' unique IntellFault technology for automated scene detection. Powered by deep learning, it swiftly identifies water leaks and insulation gaps, which makes thermal inspections simpler, faster and more reliable. Download latest firmware on HSFTOOLS Website to upgrade and select "Scene" in the setting to experience it.
- Easy to Operate(1) 3.5" touchscreen with an intuitive phone-type UI design is simple to operate. You can easily adjust brightness/switch image mode and color plattes/ adjust temperature range by sliding or tap the screen (2) Built-in eMMC storage and microphones, supporting live video/ audio recording and playback. (3) Swipe down the screen-Turn on LED flashlight to help with low-light inspections (4) The lightweight and compact design make it easily fit into any tough spot.
- Fast Anomaly RecognitionThe HP96 thermal imager features a 50 field of view for efficient large-area scanning. It automatically tracks and displays maximum, minimum, and center temperature points in real time. You can set custom temperature thresholds to trigger visual or audible alerts, enabling prompt detection of abnormalities. This function is ideal for applications such as identifying overheating in electrical systems, detecting pipe leaks, and locating insulation defectshelping prevent potential failures before they escalate.
- Dual CamerasFeaturing 9696 infrared sensor and a 640480 visible light camera, the HP96 Infrared thermal camera provides five distinct imaging modesThermal, Visual, Fusion, PIP, and Blendingto enhance detail clarity and scene contrast for more accurate anomaly detection. Additionally, it offers eight selectable color palettes, enabling flexible adaptation to various inspection scenarios.
- Live Super ResolutionThe HP96 Thermal Imager incorporates an upgraded Live Super Resolution algorithm, by enabling live super resolution technology during inspections, the thermal image clarity enhances from base 96x96 to 240x240 in real-time viewing and photo capturing.Thermal sensitivity below 50mk provides you with high-definition details, and the 25Hz high frame rate ensures a smooth screen browsing experience during anomaly checking.
- Accurate Temperature MeasurementThe HP96 thermographic camera adopts an advanced VOx detector, which enables it to detect temperature differentials as small as 0.05C and ensure that the temperature readings discrepancy is within 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 Sturdy (1) Built-in flash memory can store approximately 30,000 standard thermal images and 20 hours of recording videos. (2) Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides up to 4 hours of continuous operation. (3) The 6.6ft drop test and IP54 protection rating allow you to work with confidence in most different work scenarios and even harsh environments. (4) Designed with a standard tripod hole, it's supported to combine with a tripod to assist inspection works.
Product Dimensions : 2.76 x 4.72 x 7.48 inches; 1.32 Pounds
Item model number : FinderS2-V1
Batteries : 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : March 11, 2024
Manufacturer : HSFTOOLS
Best Sellers Rank: #9,037 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #5 in Thermal Imagers
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Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 405 ratings
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It works very well, easy to use. Comes with a bag and USB-C cable. The quality of the pictures are good, but the resolution is not high. Affordable and do the job.
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2025 by Willian Willian
Updated Review: The company reached out to us and replaced the unit via Amazon (not hand picked) despite the fact that we already returned the camera. The new camera works fantastic and has been excellent at finding thermal leaks in our house when the temperature is substantially different outside (i.e. hot summer). The distinguishing power of the sensors doesn't seem to be enough for small thermal differences, but it is enough for a homeowner. At the original $160 (2024) price, the camera is a great value and an excellent alternative to to a single point IR sensor (the cheap thermal guns at the big box stores). The only downside is the device takes a few seconds every time it calibrates, which is maybe once a minute. The device is more responsive as long as the battery is charged. Original Review: Thermal imaging camera arrived with no charge and missing screen protection peel. After several hours on the charger, the battery would not gain any charge despite the solid red charing light. I was able to briefly operate the camera via an external battery, but the interface was slow and occasionally the camera would lag out for a few seconds. Currently significantly cheaper than FLIR or other alternatives with coupon, but quality control is too poor to recommend. Manufacturer/brand is only two months old, Amazon exclusive, and appears to be from Vietnam/China - not USA based like adverts suggested.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024 by FrostKittyPaw
The HSFTOOLS HP96 Thermal Imaging Camera is a game-changer! I've been using it for a few weeks now, and I'm consistently impressed with its performance and ease of use. The Live Super Resolution feature makes a huge difference in image clarity, and the dual cameras provide excellent detail and contrast. The touchscreen interface is intuitive and responsive, and the built-in video and audio recording are incredibly useful. I've used the HP96 for everything from home inspections to DIY projects, and it's always delivered accurate temperature readings and helped me identify potential problems quickly. The temperature alarm feature is a lifesaver, and the ability to switch between image modes and color palettes is a great bonus. The HP96 is a fantastic value for the price, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and easy-to-use thermal imaging camera.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2024 by Vern Vern
We have tried several times to get rid of a few notable drafts/cold air leaks in our home. We’ve tried expanding foam every pipe protrusion and joint we could find but still felt a cold breeze when the wind was strong. In about 10 seconds with this camera it confirmed the area we feel drafts was colder than the surrounding room — and more specifically found a small 1/8” screw hole (coloring it blue in the photo instead of the surrounding orange) where a screw had been removed from inside an access panel which was the entry point of the draft. In another part of the house we had some roof work done previously. When we looked at the ceiling of the room we could see each of the rafters behind the drywall due to the slightly different thermal differences. But we also noticed a cold stripe in the ceiling - at the exact place the repair was done! This identified the roofer didn’t correctly replace/butt together the insulation after they momentarily pulled it aside. The same area in the attic confirmed that area was warmer than the adjacent bays. A few minutes of rearranging the insulation, followed by a break to let the ceiling temperatures readjust to the new insulation location confirmed the thermal leak was fixed. There are plenty more examples of where this has saved us time or money - we found a leaky heat duct which was dumping warm air into a crawl space, we’re able to run low voltage and network cable into a ceiling without wondering where rafters were located (or spending several minutes with a stud finder), etc. Even with all the great things, this camera isn’t perfect. The resolution is barely adequate - but it’s good enough to get you close enough for large surfaces like walls or outlets. The interface isn’t great - it takes a while to figure out and the need to swipe up from the edge to turn on the light wasn’t expected. It’s also a bit quirky - it’s easy to accidentally power it off or record a video when trying to simply turn on/off the screen. The temperatures aren’t overly accurate, but this might also because the camera requires you tell it how far away the surface is located (which we haven’t done). But even still the temperatures seem to be reasonable, even if not accurate.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024 by Customer