Thermal imaging cameras use color to show the relative temperature of different objects. This allows you to clearly see where you might have drafty doors, leaky outlets, missing insulation, and more. The updated model thermal cameras use Bluetooth to connect wirelessly to your phone or tablet.
Circulation Policy
- Thermal cameras may be borrowed for two weeks; they are not renewable.
- Cameras may be placed on hold for pickup at any branch.
- There are fines for late returns of this item.
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About this item
Replacement costs
- FLIR ONE Edge camera: $295
- Zipped container case: $25
- USB cord: $5
- Total = $325
Before you begin
- Make sure the camera is charged; a charging cord is provided.
- Download and install the FLIR ONE app from your preferred App store.
- Tip: Thermal cameras highlight temperature differences, so it is best used when the ambient temperature differs from what you are trying to measure. In a typical home, this works best in summer and winter, while it depends on the day during spring and autumn.
How to use
- Pair the camera to your phone or table and orient the lens in the direction needed.
- Turn on the camera.
- Launch the FLIR ONE app.
- You can use the camera to simply view objects directly, or you can take photos and save them to your personal photo library.
Tell me more
- Video mode also records audio and so will allow you to take voice notes while measuring.
- The battery life of the camera will display on the screen separate from your phone or tablet's camera.
- Some large home improvement stores may have thermal cameras for purchase or rental.
Product guides and additional information
- FLIR ONE Edge complete user manuals
