NOYAFA Industrial Thermal Imaging Device Higher Resolution
NOYAFA Industrial Thermal Imaging Device Higher Resolution Pixels Resolution 16 GB Memory Card Thermal Imaging Camera (NF-521)
3 Color imaging modes
Rainbow
Black and white
Iron oxide red
Large capacity image storage
Standard 8 GB mini TF card,large capacity can store a variety of measurement images
Wide range of uses
For car engine overhaul,transformer room line maintenance,air conditioner repair,etc.
| Weight: | 499 g |
| Dimensions: | 23.19 x 14.2 x 8.41 cm; 499 Grams |
| Part: | NF-521S-522 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | Lithium Metal |
| Manufacture: | NOYAFA |
| Dimensions: | 23.19 x 14.2 x 8.41 cm; 499 Grams |
| Reference: | NF-521S-522 |
This product works very well and does exactly what its supposed to do…..
C’est dommage que le choix de la langue est l’anglais ou le chinois.
L’utilisation est pour vrifier l’isolation thermique dans une maison.
PROS.
1. its range isn’t too bad.
2. accurately measures temps.
3. Sorta cheap
CONS.
1. if everything in the view of the camera is the same temp then the colors go all over the place.
2. not great for finding small hot components, resolution too low to properly out line them.
3. plastic feels cheap
I will be honest. I set my expectations somewhat low, and this did manage to exceed my expectations by a lot!
Comes with a somewhat flimsy case, a very basic manual, a USB cable, and a “Sandisk” 16GB card. Camera is ok, does not have great low light capabilities, but decent features. Can do edge detection, so you know more or less what you are looking at in the pictures.
Honestly, it gets the job done. i’m looking to find leaks, cold/hot spots, bad circuit breakers, components, etc, and not use the finger test.
decent battery life. Came fully charged.
Pros:
Cheap thermal imager, gets the job done without damage to my fingers.
Cons:
Internals: most of the ICs have been sanded to remove markings. This either indicates re-used chips, or a poor attempt to hide what they are using. This is not the first product I have seen to use this poor attempt.
The SPI ROM has been sanded to remove product markings.
The Microcontroller, a STM32 variant, has been sanded to remove any and all markings, poorly at that.
The firmware is clunky at best. There is no holding a button down to increase or decrease the range. 1 click, one increment/decrement VERY tedious.
The manual states it has a “video” mode, there is none.