SISCO thermal heat loss camera with a 256 x 192 infrared high resolution, 3.5-inch full-view TFT display, providing a comprehensive view of your inspections.The 25Hz frame rate ensures smooth and real-time thermal imaging, crucial for accurate and dynamic analysis in various applications.
SISCO handheld infrared thermal imaging camera is used for power line inspections, HVAC maintenance, building inspections, underfloor heating inspections, industrial mechanical and electrical inspections, energy audits, and leak prevention.
Model | SISCO-NF-526C | |
Infrared Thermography Parameters | Resolution | 256x192 |
Working Band | 8~14um | |
Frame Rate | 70mK@25℃ | |
NETD | 55.6° | |
Lens | Athermal fixed focus lens | |
Temperature Measurement Range | -20~150°C, High temperature: 120~400°C | |
Temperature Measurement Accuracy | ±3°C or ±3% of reading | |
Temperature Measurement | Supports temperature measurement at the highest point, lowest point, center point of the entire screen | |
Swatches | Iron Red, White Hot, Black Hot, Rainbow, Red Hot, High Contrast, Green Hot, Lava | |
Visible Light | Resolution | 720P |
Field of View | 55°x 83° | |
Image Display | Screen Size | 3.5 Inches |
Image Mode | Edge fusion, overlay fusion, picture-in-picture, single infrared, single visible light | |
Universal | Language | Chinese (Simplified/Traditional), English, French, German, Spanish, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Arabic |
Interface | USB Type-C (supports charging and data transfer) | |
Battery | 2600mAh lithium battery | |
Operating Hours | When the battery is fully charged, it can be used for about 4 hours | |
Operating Temperature | -10°C~+60°C | |
Storage Temperature | -40°C~+85°C | |
Dimension | 70mmx80mmx200mm | |
Weight | 310g | |
Storage | Capacity | 8G built-in memory, can store more than 20,000 pictures |
Image Storage Format | JPG | |
Recording Video Format | MP4 |
Q1: How does a thermal imaging camera work?
A1: Thermal imaging camera works by detecting infrared radiation, which is emitted by all objects based on their temperature. The camera's sensor captures this radiation and converts it into an electronic signal. This signal is then processed to create a thermal image or thermogram, where different temperatures are represented by various colors or shades of gray, allowing users to visualize heat patterns and temperature variations.
The camera uses a special lens to focus the infrared light emitted by objects in its field of view. Inside the camera, a phased array of infrared-detector elements creates a detailed temperature pattern called a thermogram. This thermogram is translated into electric impulses, which are then processed by the camera's circuitry to produce a visible image on the display, illustrating the heat distribution of the scene. This technology is widely used in various applications such as detecting termites and mice, conducting electrical and HVAC inspections, firefighting, locating water leaks, and performing building and home inspections.
Q2: Can an infrared thermal imaging camera detect water leaks?
A2: Yes, an infrared thermal imaging camera can effectively detect water leaks. It identifies temperature variations on surfaces, which can indicate the presence of moisture. When water leaks occur, they often cause cooler or warmer spots on walls, floors, or ceilings due to the difference in thermal conductivity compared to dry areas.
By using the thermal imaging camera, technicians can quickly and non-invasively locate the source of the leak without needing to dismantle structures. This makes it a valuable tool for early detection and repair, preventing further damage and reducing maintenance costs.
Q3: Can an infrared thermal imaging camera be used outdoors in various weather conditions?
A3: Yes, infrared thermal imaging cameras can be used outdoors in a variety of weather conditions. They are designed to detect temperature differences and can function effectively in both day and night. However, certain environmental factors like heavy rain, fog, or extreme temperatures can affect the clarity and accuracy of the thermal images. For optimal performance, it is advisable to use the camera in conditions where visibility is not severely obstructed. Additionally, many models are built to withstand harsh outdoor conditions, including being resistant to dust and water, ensuring durability and reliable operation in different environments.
Tips: What is a thermal heat loss camera?
A "thermal heat loss camera" is a type of thermal imaging camera specifically designed to detect and visualize heat loss from buildings or structures. These cameras capture infrared radiation emitted by objects and surfaces, which is then translated into thermal images. By analyzing these images, professionals can identify areas where heat is escaping from a building, such as poorly insulated walls, windows, or doors.
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