How To Use Infrared Thermal Imaging Camera?

1. Set parameters
Before using the infrared thermal imaging camera, you must first set the parameters. The setting of the emissivity has a greater impact on the measurement and shooting results. In order to ensure accuracy, you need to correctly select the target.
Measure the emissivity of the object; in addition, there are setting items such as temperature, humidity, and distance, which must be set.
2. Adjust focus
When using an infrared thermal imaging camera, if the temperature of the background around the measured target is too cold or too hot, it will affect the accuracy of the target temperature measurement, so the focus needs to be adjusted.
Or measure the orientation to reduce or eliminate these effects.
3. Choose the appropriate distance
Infrared thermal imaging cameras have a maximum detection distance. This distance is related to the size of the target being measured and the performance of the infrared detector. If the same infrared thermal imaging camera is used to measure a
For a target with a relatively large area, the detectable distance will be farther, and vice versa.
4. Shoot and record data
Select different environmental temperature reference bodies for different detection objects, and record the environmental reference temperature. When shooting, at least two pictures should be taken, one containing similar two-phase or three-phase equipment for similar comparison; the other should be taken at close range for the heating phase while ensuring safety to obtain the true temperature value.