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jmw:
Has anyone used one of these? It's $300, evidently 320x240 (not sure if that's the sensor resolution or the output image resolution - spec sheet says "10800 pixels" but an Amazon reviewer says the images are 320x240). I'm curious if it's a Seek OEM sensor, if so that seems like a good price and I'd love to have something standalone even if the form factor is a little weird.

https://www.kleintools.com/catalog/thermal-imagers/rechargeable-thermal-imager

Fraser:
It uses a Wuhan Guide TIMO core with 120 x 90 pixels.

The Core Information is here…..

https://www.guideir.com/product/detail/id/69.html

Chinese companies are producing some interesting new thermal cores for consumer and medical applications  :-+

InfIRay have their higher resolution Tiny1 series  :-+

https://www.infiray.com/tiny1thermalmodule.html

Fraser

Fraser:
Wuhan Guide have their own pocket camera design that uses the TIMO core. I prefer it in terms of case design……

https://www.guideir.com/product/detail/id/50.html

Available here……

https://guideir.en.alibaba.com/product/62357669558-804697376/GUIDE_P120V_Pocket_sized_Thermal_Camera_for_Building_Inspections_and_Electrical_Repair_with_3_5_Touchscreen.html

ArsenioDev:
I found these Timo cores available from suppliers with USB carrier boards for around $250ish in 1-5 unit qty, might order a few to screw around with.

Fraser:
You might do better to buy the InfIRay S0. If you want miniaturisation they offer the Tiny1

https://www.infiray.com/s0thermalmodule.html

https://www.infiray.com/tiny1thermalmodule.html

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