THERMAL CAMERA

A thermal camera is a non-contact measuring instrument that captures and creates an image of an object by using infrared radiation emitted from the object in a process called thermal imaging. The created image represents the temperature of the object. In simple terms, a thermal imaging camera is used to detect infrared energy (heat) and converts it into an image/visual.

HOW IT WORKS

A thermal imager uses the infrared energy (heat) to create thermal images. Thermal imagers are sophisticated devices comprised of a sensitive heat sensor with the capacity to detect minute differences in temperature. The lens of the thermal imager captures the infrared energy (heat) on a set of detectors and then creates a detailed image\visual called a thermogram. Thermograms are images that use an infrared camera to detect the heat patterns. The thermogram is then converted to electrical signals to create a thermal image that we can see and interpret.

BG118​

The common standard today for thermal camera is to show warmer objects with a yellow-orange hue that gets brighter as the object gets hotter. Colder objects are displayed with a blue or purple colour. 
Equipped with 120×90 WLP IR modules, BG118 thermal cameras can display radiometric data of 10 800 pixels instantly - which helps quickly detect large areas and pinpoint fault spots accurately. It can also easily save images and data, and download quickly via USB, removable TF/SD card.

FEATURES

Blue Gizmo BG118 Portable Thermal Camera

The BG118 is an affordable temperature measuring tool widely used for building diagnostics, HVAC inspections, electrical system inspections and more. It perfectly overcomes the shortcomings of the single spot infrared thermometers and improves productivity and accuracy. Equipped with well-developed 120×90 WLP IR modules, BG118 thermal cameras can display radiometric data of 10 800 pixels instantly, which helps quickly detect large areas and pinpoint fault spots accurately. It can also easily save images and data, and download quickly via USB or removable TF/SD card.

• Boots up in one second.
• 2.4 inch large display.
• Battery life up to eight hours.
• Two hour quick-charge (Type-C Interface).
• IR, visible, laser indicator.
• Trigger button for photo taking.
• IP54 encapsulation (2m drop test).
• 120x90 WLP IR modules.
• 320 x 240 pixel colour LCD.
• Able to display radiometric data of 10 800 pixels.
• Data downloadable via USB or TF/SD card.