MILESEEY TR10 Thermal Imaging Camera,Super Resolution 192 x 192 Thermal Camera,25 Hz Refresh Rate, -4°F to 1022°F Handheld Infrared Imager,8-Hour Battery Life Infrared Camera
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Size: 192 x 192
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- High Definition Thermal ImagingThe MILESEEY TR10 delivers enhanced 192192 thermal clarity infrared sensor. Its 25Hz high refresh rate provides smooth real time image transitions and refined detail recognition, allowing users to inspect components and surfaces with greater precision and ease
- Accurate Temperature MeasurementThis thermal imager has high thermal sensitivity NETD <50mk. The temperature range is -4F to 1022F. With an accuracy of 2C that make the temperature readings dependable.Automatically locks and displays the maximum, minimum, and center-point temperatures within the scanned area. Enhances efficiency in identifying hot spots or anomalies
- Fast Anomaly RecognitionHigh/Low Temperature Alarm will alart users to areas exceeding or falling below preset temperature.Detects anomalies in temperature patterns, highlighting potential issues such as overheating components or abnormalities in structures
- Adjustable EmissivityTR10 IR camera allows users to adjust emissivity settings according to different materials, ensuring accurate temperature readings across diverse surfaces and objects
- Durable and Sturdy(1)The 6.6ft drop test and Recessed lens protection enable you to operate confidently in a variety of work settings, including harsh environments. (2)3000mAh battery support 8-hours continuous operation.(3)Built-in 8GB storage capacity can store more than 30,000 pictures
Brand: MiLESEEY
Special Feature: SUPER RESOLUTION
Age Range (Description): Adult
Included Components: Charger, Instruction Manual, Thermal Imager
Outer Material: Plastic
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Power Source: Battery Powered
Model Name: TR10
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Additional Features: SUPER RESOLUTION
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Power Source: Battery Powered
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Reusability: Rechargeable
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Battery Life: 8 Hours
Outer Material: Plastic
Style Name: TR10
Brand Name: MiLESEEY
Age Range Description: Adult
Included Components: Charger, Instruction Manual, Thermal Imager
Model Name: TR10
Model: TR10
Manufacturer: MiLESEEY
Part Number: TR10-US
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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For the price I like ! Had a slightly pricier one before from a bigger name but it was one that connected to a phone. I did not like having to have an ap and connect it to my phone. There was also some issues with how it displayed temp differences. This handheld is way better in those aspects easy to turn on point and shoot!
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