Seek ThermalCompact XR Thermal Imaging Device for Smartphone
R2,999
About
The Seek CompactXR is the only long-range thermal imaging camera designed for your smartphone. Its highly portable design fits in your pocket for easy connect-and-detect convenience. The CompactXR delivers powerful thermal imaging through its advanced 206x156 thermal sensor, engineered with the same military-proven technology the pros use. Its 20-degree narrow field of view allows it to detect heat signatures up to 1,800 feet away. It does not require a battery or charging. Seek CompactXR uses advanced infrared technology to let you see thermal images, day or night, right on your smartphone screen. It even comes with its own waterproof carrying case.
Product Features
- 206 x 156 Thermal sensor
- 1,800 Feet (600 Yards, 550 Meters)
- 20 Degree Field of View
- -40°F to 626°F (-40°C to 330°C)
- < 9 Hz frame rate
- Adjustable Focus
- Chalcogenide Lens
- Vanadium Oxide Microbolometer
- 12 Microns Pixel Pitch
- 7.5 – 14 Microns Spectral range
- Free Seek Thermal Mobile App
- Fahrenheit or Celsius
- 9 Options Colour Palett
- Stores Images/Videos Directly to Smartphone
- Powered by Smartphone. Consumes up to 280 mW Waterproof Carrying case
- Please note: The android option will come with a USB-C port adapter
What's in the box?
- 206 x 156 Thermal Sensor
- Waterproof Case Included
- Focusable Lens
For more information, please check out Seek Thermal
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