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Guide E2+
Entry-level handheld thermal camera with 45 mK NETD for general inspections
What Is E2+ and Who It’s For
The Guide E2+ features a 120×90 or 256×192 IR sensor with 45 mK NETD sensitivity. Super-resolution processing enhances thermal detail up to 240×180 or 512×384. The camera supports real-time thermal video streaming and recording over Wi-Fi, along with temperature measurement from -20°C to 550°C, making the E2+ well suited for home and building inspections, electrical and HVAC checks, and general industrial applications.
Guide E2+ Key Features
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Infrared and Visible Light Fusion
Equipped with a thermal sensor and a visible-light camera, the EasIR Series offers 4 image modes and 6 color palettes, enabling users to visualize and analyze heat distribution more intuitively. -
Real-Time IR-PerfClear Technology
Uses IR-PerfClear real-time super-resolution technology to enhance thermal images up to 4×, delivering sharper, clearer details. -
Wi‑Fi Streaming
Streams thermal images and videos in real time via Wi‑Fi, enabling live monitoring, easy sharing, and remote inspections. -
Mobile App Control & Sharing
Captures, streams and shares thermal media in real time via the EasIR mobile app.
Guide E2+ Main Specifications
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Thermal Resolution
Native 120×90 or 256×192 infrared resolution enhanced to 240×180 or 512×384 with super-resolution processing for detailed thermal imaging. -
NETD
≤45 mK, ensuring detection of subtle temperature differences. -
Temperature Range
-20 °C to 550 °C. -
Display
2.4-inch color display for easy viewing and analysis. -
Ingress Protection IP54
Provides reliable resistance to dust and water splashes. -
2-Meter Drop Resistant
Withstands drops up to 2 meters.
How Guide E2+ Works
The Guide E2+ thermal imaging camera captures precise infrared data using a VOx detector with a native 120×90 or 256×192 IR resolution and a 25 Hz frame rate. Featuring a NETD of <45 mK, it detects small temperature differences with clarity, helping identify potential faults, hotspots, and inefficiencies in electrical, mechanical, and industrial systems. Super-resolution processing enhances thermal detail up to 240×180 (512×384), while users can switch between IR (thermal), VIS (visible light), MIF (fusion), and PIP (picture-in-picture) image modes to improve inspection visibility. Real-time thermal data is streamed via Wi-Fi for live monitoring, recording, and remote analysis.
Guide E2+ Applications
Guide E2+ is ideal for a wide range of uses, including building and home inspections, electrical and mechanical diagnostics, HVAC system analysis, energy audits, and industrial maintenance. Its thermal imaging and real-time data capabilities allow users to detect hotspots, temperature differences, and potential equipment issues quickly and efficiently.
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Electrical maintenance
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HVAC
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Home inspections
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Mechanical diagnostics
FAQ
Honest answers to important questions
A thermal camera detects infrared radiation emitted by objects and converts temperature differences into a visible thermal image, allowing you to see heat patterns invisible to the naked eye.
Thermal resolution refers to the number of pixels in the infrared sensor. Higher resolution provides more detailed thermal images and improves fault detection accuracy.
Thermal sensitivity, measured as NETD, indicates how well a camera can detect small temperature differences. Lower NETD values mean clearer images and more precise analysis.
Yes, thermal cameras measure surface temperatures and provide numerical readings, but accuracy depends on settings such as emissivity, distance, and environmental conditions.
Yes, many thermal cameras are designed for outdoor environments and can be used for inspections in varying weather and lighting conditions.
No, thermal cameras cannot see through solid walls, as these materials block infrared radiation. Instead, they detect surface temperature differences caused by heat conduction, such as those from pipes or leaks behind walls.
Contact us
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