Smallest Thermal Camera Review and Usage by Infiray P2 Pro

This is the smallest thermal camera with 9 grams of weight. It comes with a macro lens and USB-C cable extension. This is a detailed review and how to use this camera guide.
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[@NessiHerrera]

I like this thing, always wanted a thermal imager. The price is reasonable if you consider the market. I want to like it more

[@LakeiAllen]

Moją obawą jest trwałość. Nie zamierzam nimi rzucać, ale wyglądały na łatwe do złamania.

[@EmeliVilla]

I just plugged the P2Pro into my Win7 PC and after short delay it seems to work fine as a webcam.
I've also had it running on a raspberry Pi, using MotionEye, configuring as a standard USB camera, so should work with any RasPi software that can talk to a USB camera ( and is happy with the slighly oddball 256x192 resolution)

[@LindseaSellers]

Howdy I need a thermal camera for android type c for helping with leak detection in solid floors and finding pipes would either of these models be more suited to this application many thanks

[@lovepreet666]

Yes, you can consider this model.