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PCB Thermal analysis on a budget, can't decide....

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JM1010:
Thank you Fraser, you are helping me and so many others understand and appreciate the subtleties in choosing between these generic options.
Much appreciated   :clap:

Fraser:
Just to throw another camera into the mix…. There is the Infiray P2 that I believe contains the Infiray Tiny1 core. That camera dongle is very small in size but fixed focus. It is the ‘little brother’ to the T2L.

Fraser

Thermal Michael:

1. At present, I think InfiRay made some changes and C210 is only available for partner projects and is not sold directly to end-users anymore. You could conside C200 or C200pro (with only minor differences in function with C210)

2. For close-up observation (a few millimeters to a few centimeters), the T2L has a macro lens, and the infrared image is crispy and clear. At a long distance, the C210, C200, and C200pro are similar to the T2L Thermal Camera for Smartphone.

3. Software Function: C series handheld thermal camera is far better than T2L. It's able to run data analysis with the software and laptop.

4. Portability: Definitely T2L is easy to carry on and lightweight while C210 is kind of bulky.

If you are more interested in software analysis function, the C series handheld thermal camera is recommended. You can get additional macro lens of your own.

If you pay more attention to portability and does not want to buy a macro lens, then the T2L is recommended.

thermalengineer:
For PCB detection, I highly recommend the T2S+ which is the best thermal tool for detecting tiny objects, it features 8mm macro adjustable-focus alloy lens and has the ability of measuring ultra-high temperature! If you have other questions about T2S+, feel free to let me know, I've got one last month, great camera!

Musk

Fraser:
Thermalengineer,

It might be helpful to forum members if you create a short review of your T2S+ with pictures of the camera and images that it has produced whilst analysing a PCB at close range. Have you tried using the T2S+ on a USB extension cable and mounted above the PCB on a suitable bracket ? That greatly improves the ergonomics of the system for PCB use.

Looking forward to seeing your pictures.

Fraser

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