Lowest price for the Kmoon thermal imager

A thermal imager is very useful for diagnosing a wide range of problems, as well as heat leaks and similar issues.
Rather than go into detail here, it’s easier to read the full review.

I’ll just say that a year ago, the lowest price I found was $285, which was genuinely cheap. Here it’s $230, noticeably less, not to mention the prices at online stores in our country.

First, the specifications
Screen size — 2.4 inches
Thermal sensor resolution — 60 × 60 (3,600) pixels.
Visible-light camera resolution — 0.3 MP (less in reality)
Camera field of view — 20 × 20 degrees; minimum distance to the object is 0.5 m (it works at shorter distances too, but the camera is focused for normal operation from 50 cm)
Thermal sensitivity (minimum detectable temperature difference) — 0.15 °C.
Temperature measurement range — -20 to 300 °C.
Temperature measurement accuracy — ±2% or ±2 degrees.
Emissivity adjustment — 0.1–1
Measurement rate — 6 times per second.
Detectable wavelength range — 8–14 µm
Focus — fixed
Color palettes — ironbow, rainbow, high-contrast rainbow, black and white, inverted black and white.
Display modes — five modes: camera only, thermal imager only, and three blended modes.
Memory card — microSD
Photo format — BMP
Power — 4 AA 1.5 V batteries
Battery life — up to 6 hours per set
Auto power-off — 12 minutes
Certification — CE (EN61326-1:2006). In fact, this certification only covers EMC compatibility.
Dimensions — 212 × 95 × 62 mm
Weight — 320 g

Here are a few photos of the device itself, along with images taken with it.





The thermal imager has its own color screen, which can be very convenient. It can also save images to a microSD memory card.



Fits comfortably in the hand.


Powered by four AA batteries



Examples of use



It’s a great device. I recommend buying one.