Snap photo and video and analyse immediately with new on-board. With degree of protection IP54 (protection against greater than water and dust in harmful quantity) and the extended battery life is the ShotPRO is also ideal for use in the field. Seek ShotPRO is the most advanced thermal imaging camera for building professionals. The weighting of the two combined images (infrared and visible image) can also be controlled via the display (e.g. spot, Hi/Low display, clamping/level and up to 3 Limited Box-Analysen of a smaller cut-out of the picture).
The large color touch-screen allows the display and analysis in real time (e.g. In addition, the ShotPro with the Seek Vista Mobile App a thermal image live view via WiFi on your mobile device. Thermal Sensor: 320 x 240 (76,800 pixels) SeekFusion: Yes Field of View: 57 Degree FOV Temperature Range: -40F to 626F (-40C to 330C) Frame Rate: < 9. Add live streaming, report generation, remote control and image upload. This camera offers a new feature from Seek, which they call SeekFusion. The ShotPRO has a 3.5 inch color touch screen with intuitive user interface, which enables a quick and easy problem detection. For use with the Seek Thermal Shot Series (SeekShot and SeekShotPRO) thermal cameras. Seek Thermal has a relatively new pocket-sized infrared camera called the ShotPRO, which retails for 699. ShotPRO is used in construction, electrical and installations of all kinds, veterinary medicine, police and fire-fighting and much more. Ergonomic design with a robust-rubber housing and fitted with a high-resolution thermal sensor as well as a normal camera lens and the seek fusion technology, combined infrared images with visible images for precise details and accuracy. The ShotPRO allows you the heat image view, energy guzzlers in the budget to find, short circuits, and many other errors and problems to diagnose. Seek Fusion allows you to adjust the blend between thermal and visible images and quickly diagnose hidden problems, while Wi-Fi streaming allows you to share.
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