🔥 Seek Thermal Revealpro: The Ultimate Ruggedized, High Resolution Thermal Imaging Camera Review

We bought this camera for a number of reasons, one of which is for winter inspection of beehives. It is common knowledge not to open a beehive when the temperature is below 45 degrees, especially at night. Therefore, the thermal imaging camera offers an alternative to see how your bees behave in the winter cold. In my photo you can see the heat signature of a group of bees in an upper log hive. We also use this camera to see our chickens when they are sleeping in the bushes. If we want to count

This device has a much larger temperature sensor and display resolution compared to devices in the same price range. This device is very useful for homeowners, travelers or spies. It can be used to find intruders/animals in the dark. It can also be used to quickly find anything that might be overheating when a fire alarm goes off for no apparent reason. Another good use is for finding spy gadgets/hidden cameras while traveling. All operating electronics generate heat. You can also see which…

Arrived on time today, no paper instructions. it says I felt three buttons at the top. It took me about ten minutes to get through setup mode. Now I'm semi-expert. I connected the charging cable to the USB port on the computer using Dork's USB tester. Look for thermal charges at 0.7A at 4.99V. It took about 1 hour to charge from 0% to 100%. . Flash light from 300 to 400 Lu. bright better than expected. Its screen is 1 3/8 inches wide and 1 7/8 inches wide. high. You can take still pictures, but

I bought a Seek thermal imaging camera to look for thermal problems in residential areas such as insulation gaps behind walls, ceilings, floors. I've only used it sparingly so far, but it seems to show useful information. For example, considering an uninsulated pull-down attic door (hot summer climate in an air-conditioned home), the door will generally appear "hot" compared to the nearby insulated ceiling. This is useful, but the actual temperature of surfaces with Seek tends to be elusive. It

I may update this review if anything changes, but I need to let people know that I will be ordering this camera for the fourth time in a couple of weeks and am looking for a good example. I'm an engineer, I understand how to test these things and I can tell you they're everywhere. precision calibrated thermometer in the environment. The Raytek ST-60 has been my workhorse and has never let me down in spot thermography. The emissivity was adjusted to 0.97 to match the Seek camera. Sample B is the