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Adorama has FLIR One Pro LT Thermal Imaging Camera Attachment (Micro USB) w/ USB-C Adapter for $169.99. Shipping is free.
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- Detects Temps from -4°F to 248°F
- Thermal Sensitivity/NETD up to 100 mK
- FLIR VividIR Image processing
- Video, Still image, Time lapse capture modes
- OneFit adjustable connector (extends by up to 4 mm)
- Battery life up to 1 hour
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Your advice is still good advice. I'm just saying it's not the end of the world if you do have to replace the battery.
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It definitely depends on the area, but I have seen these available in multiple libraries across different counties. Just like some have 3D printers that you can use for free or a small fee.
Your advice is still good advice. I'm just saying it's not the end of the world if you do have to replace the battery.
Good to know, I haven't researched battery replacement recently. I just know from my version I had that it was almost impossible to find a replacement battery years ago. These are great devices, still amazed on the price. Dedicated thermal cameras can cost thousands.
These FLIR thermal cameras have a regular camera on them as well that's used to overlay with the thermal camera's image to "enhance" the resolution/quality of the images you're taking.
Any external optics would probably need to take this "two camera" scenario into account. Otherwise, the optical camera would need to be disabled.
The thermal sensor's native resolution of 80x60 is probably not great for taking images directly.
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A: In general: thermal image resolution, temperature measurement and thermal sensitivity.
Q: Which FLIR ONE should I get for my application?
A: The FLIR ONE series of cameras provide features and price points which step up with each model. You will need to evaluate your situational needs but in very general terms:
If reporting of any type is required then select the FLIR ONE Pro; thermal image resolution is 4x greater than the Pro LT version
If professional applications are required that are not high temperature related or do not require the same level of resolution or detail, select the FLIR ONE PRO LT
For the DIY consumer, select the FLIR ONE Gen 3
Q: What is the price point of FLIR ONE, FLIR ONE Pro LT, and FLIR ONE Pro?
A: FLIR ONE retails for $199.99, FLIR ONE Pro LT retails for $299.99, and FLIR ONE Pro retails for $399.99. (Prices may vary).
https://www.flir.com/support-cent...-one-faqs/
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If you expect to only use one annually to inspect for air leaks and insulation issues, you may be better off renting for a few hours. At my Home Depot, that is only going to set me back $56 dollars vs $180.