Flir One Pro Thermal Imaging Camera for iPhone Lightning, 480x360

Has own power supply so you need to turn it ON when you plug it in and wait a few seconds for an image to come onto the screen. Be patient. Refresh rate seems slow but that’s the case with all thermal cameras costing less than £20,000! Image quality and ease of use make this a great bit of kit. It is essentially the same sensor and features as the FLIR E6 which is a £2000 camera. Make sure you download the FLIR ONE app and the FLIR Tools app. The latter does some post processing and let’s you generate a range of different PDF reports that you can email straight from the app!!! The attached image is showing rainwater penetration through the outside wall of a Victorian house (defective rainwater pipe). Brilliant for building diagnostics.

Excellent product - packs some incredible technology into a tiny package that attaches neatly to an iPhone. I used the latest version of the app and didn't have any software problems. I note some critiques from other reviewers but i cut the Flir a bit of slack as this gadget is doing domething incredible for the price and provides a service that is transformative if you are tracking down buliding or DIY problems. The roll-out connector is very good for connecting to a phone with a chuncky case.

I have the iOS version of the FLIR One Pro. It works well as does the software. Please ensure you read reviews for the product you are interested in buying - I think the iOS version is stable and offers lots of neat functionality. There’s not enough info with the unit though. Initial registration was straightforward and didn’t feel like the bind other users report. I plugged the One in to charge. The charge light glued green when fully charged, flashes before that. I liked that FLIR Tools now has a version on iOS, so I don’t need to transfer images to my PC before analysis. Great to analyse afterwards to discern temperature. So far I haven’t found out how to lock the scale - on some of my pics, the scene looks like there’s lots of variability (lots of colour) but in fact there are only 1 or 2 degrees between specific spots. Sometimes it would be better to have only the big changes shown. But overall a great product. So glad I read the iOS reviews before buying this - I had considered I’d need to get a C3, have saved £200 by not needing to do that!

Have had no problems but does take a little time to connect and initialise when inserted. Have found all the features straightforward to use for thermal imaging and the hardware is very responsive when traversing a large area with no discernible jitter. The battery life seems more than good enough going by the level meter in the app. Have used it around two houses so far and still had 50% left. The lightning connection is very solid and not fragile as i had feared before using it. Connects through the gap in an OtterBox protector using its extension mechanism. Good little carry case works with lightning extended after a little adjustment.

If you want to view into the world of infrared, this is the tool to use with your iphone. It requires IOS 14 or greater. The app, with iphone, shows, in excellent detail, images of heat traces and distinguishes hot/cold surfaces very well (white through to the blue spectrum). Tracing central heating pipework is useful. Looking for hot/cold spots is vital if there are issues with draughts, cold spot and air blocks in pipework. Looking at printed wiring boards for high temperatures in components is another use. You can record video/still images to the iphone for viewing later. All images are captured by the FLIR camera -NOT the iphone. The rechargeable battery will last around 60mins. High Recommended.

Great camera, great pictures quality. Battery life very short need to keep charging it. I use it on heating system, great tool for heating engineers.

I bought the Flir one Pro after reading about it that it can detect many hidden issues related to water leak, heat loss etc..We are having issue with roof leak and thought it would be nice to detect the problem and repair it ourselves rather than doing the whole roof again. The unit arrived quickly and it was put to charge, but there was no light coming on the unit. Changed the power source 3 times and checked the cable. Everything was fine but the camera would not turn on. Connected it to my phone but nothing was detected. I was very disappointed and frustrated and started to read the reviews and found out there is very well known issue with these units. The unit itself is well made. This is going back to Amazon for refund and I will never buy Flir again specially these small units as they are more like gadgets. Will look for something more robust and reliable

It’s good piece of kit can trace pipes even through floors as long as the pipes are hot.

In addition to the FLIR One Pro, I’ve used the FLIR E5-XT, FLIR TG 165, and Seek Compact Pro all within the last several months. My primary application is for assessing medium-sized electronics. The Seek represents a great value with high thermal resolution and captures relatively crisp thermal-domain images, but the app is of limited functionality and awful support. It's been a great tool but desperately needs updating. I keep an old Pixel phone only so that I can continue using the Seek. The handheld FLIR E5-XT was a decent camera, but was very expensive and offered limited functionality. Images were inferior to the inexpensive Seek. I don't think it could capture video. It came with a nice case and seemed to be a durable unit. The TG 165 was marginally more than a toy. The camera offered shockingly little in terms of functionality. No custom scaling could be applied to the images, and the single indicated measured temperature was not aligned with the image, making it basically useless for anything other than finding massive air leaks in residential applications. The FLIR One Pro has been the best of all of these, independent of price. I bought an iPod Touch to dedicate to the thermal camera. The accuracy of the temperature values are not great and they do shift around during use - 5 to 10C of error between 0 and 100C is typical. This isn’t a deal breaker for me; if I need a precise reference, I can keep ice water or boiling water in the frame. The app has a fantastic amount of functionality, permitting the use of multiple manual measurement points, manual temperature range scaling, and selective use of the optical and thermal cameras. It’s great for transient measurements and has been an indispensable tool for my applications.

Expensive but great! Worth it, no issues!

I had used an earlier model of a FLIR IR camera for a few years, the image quality was too poor to identify hot components clearly on an SMD PCB. With the improved resolution and the superimposed edge enhancement this camera produces much better images, and is exactly what I needed. Well worth it for me.

La flir one pro est très correcte question qualité. Malheureusement les applis dispo sur l'app store sont clairement moins fournies et compatibles (pour "thermal camera +" particulièrement) que sur android. Les limitation qu'apple exige aux développeurs probablement. Je suis par contre fort étonné du frame rate de la Flir one pro sur mon Iphone X comparé à ma flir one (non pro) sur android 7.0 branchée sur mon vieux wiko à 80€... Ca tourne clairement mieux sur android, allez comprendre...

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