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Yukicam 240x240 TISR Infrared Thermal Imaging Camera for $128.99 - $20 coupon on the product page - $12.25 discount in cart =
$96.74.
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Features:
- Equipped with a 96×96 IR sensor enhanced to 240×240 TISR resolution
- Built-in presets for HVAC, floor heating, water pipes, electrical systems, and pets
- Combines infrared and visual images to make heat patterns instantly understandable
- Automatic high/low temperature alerts instantly flag abnormal heat
- Save images to 8GB storage and export PDF reports via PC software to share with contractors or keep maintenance records
- Features IP54 water resistance, 6.6 ft drop protection, a built-in LED light, and a 3200mAh rechargeable battery
Community Reviews
This Yukicam thermal camera looks aimed at basic home troubleshooting, especially spotting missing insulation, leaks, and other temperature differences. The small screen is described as usable for its resolution, and the device should be enough for casual spot checks around the house. Clarity is said to be overstated in the listing, though the price still feels reasonable for the job. The 96 by 96 sensor enhanced to 240 by 240 TISR is also called out as modest, with some preferring higher resolution models or phone attached alternatives for better viewing.
The thermal imaging can help with practical troubleshooting like finding leaks and detecting studs.
The deal price may be reasonable for a DIY thermal variation detector at this budget level.
The camera can be sufficient for checking home insulation and spotting fallen wall insulation.
The small-screen version can work acceptably for the stated resolution when used for basic spot checks.
The review photos indicate clarity can be over-exaggerated compared with what the listing suggests.
The 96×96 enhanced to 240×240 TISR approach may produce results that are not good enough.
The device can freeze about every minute and may make internal adjustment sounds during operation.
A 192×192 model around $125 may offer better quality than the 96×96 class.
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Thanks for posting this, this looks great for the price point and for the use I wanted it for (just want to check the insulation in my house, and this will be plenty to spot fallen wall insulation and stuff.
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Don't lock yourself into the models that attach to smart phone. Heard complaints that those apps are usually buggy and slow. Sure they're more portable but how often do you randomly need to use one of these on the go?
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