Best Thermographic Camera

 A sensitivity of 0.05°C means the camera can distinguish two surfaces with only five-hundredths of a degree temperature difference.

What features can I expect to find on a thermal imager? All of the portable imagers we carry capture images onto an included memory card which can then be transferred to best thermographic camera  a PC via a USB interface. Each image includes software that allows the user to analyze the images and create a report. As with most electronic devices, there are certain features or "selling points" that may make one image more attractive to a potential user than another. Our thermal imaging comparison chart highlights these differences (link here). Here are a few to look for:

Built-in digital camera Field of view and the ability to add lenses (telephoto, wide, closeup) Video output to another device such as a computer, TV, or projector. Imager LCD display size Refresh rate (how fast the image updates, 60Hz = 60 refreshes per second) Touch screen capability Ability to focus lens automatically or manually Ability to add voice/text annotation Rugged, ergonomic design Who makes thermal imagers and infrared cameras? We carry three major manufacturers of thermal imagers and infrared cameras: Flir, Fluke, and Testo. Each manufacturer offers a different design and functionality to best suit your application.