Is the temperature feature accurate? Is the night vision infrared?
1956184
the temperature is accurate, within 3 degrees ill say. the night vision is black and white, so I guess that is infrared.
1956185
The temperature feature is accurate enough for me...maybe a degree or two off if anything. The night vision is infrared. Not a great video monitor but not a bad price either. Don't have high expectations.
1956186
I'd say the temperature is fairly accurate within a few degrees but my son's hangs on an exterior facing wall and it a few degrees warmer/cooler than my daughter's which hangs on an interior wall.
663419
In does! I gave the unit as a gift, and the owner confirmed that it's got pretty decent night vision - he can easily see his daughter in her crib and if she's moving, but not enough detail to see facial expressions with the night vision.
241743
Hey Nino, with this camera you can record video and take pictures (with an amazing quality). It has camera/video recorder options that you can adjust depending on what you want. It does not have infrared/night vision capabilities but make sure you check out the accesories, you might find something useful for your needs.
2097177
I think it's over 95% but not certain. I have one & found it to be very accurate. My sister is a nurse in charge in a major hospital and says infrared technology is regarded as most accurate now and is what they use in the wards now. I love mine.
2030667
Yep! But I have never checked if it is accurate. Last, the temperature is adjustable.
1237660
yes this is very nice , clear and night vision camera. and this is 100% whether proof plus working fine in low temperature.
1452993
Mine seems to be accurate. I've checked it against our indoor thermometer in a different room.
107510
No. Night vision is all black and white (more grey). Fairly good pictures, though.
355967
I think so. The housing is metal and very strong. The infrared works well in the dark. You'll need a monitor that accepts a BNC connector. Cables are widely available on Amazon (for example: http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Video-Power-Security-Cameras/dp/B000P910OG/ref=pd_sim_e_4).
490797
It's probably accurate enough, but you will need a thermometer in the room to verify the temp. Markings on this thermometer will be close, but most likely not correct.
1826112
This is purely low light. It works by displaying images in high contrast, though it also has red leds to "illuminate" things are a longer range, which is barely visible.Despite it's "infrared" claim, it has _no_ infrared capabilities. I've tested it with an electric stovetop, producing a very high temperature gradient with no light in the visible range, and there was absolutely no difference in the view from the hot top to the cold ones.It does work really well for low light.
1429066
Not sure off hand. The IR light is visible to humans though, if that is what you are referring to. You do have to be in front of the light in order to see it. The estimated range of 80 yards for the IR is pretty accurate. Much farther if a reflective object. One thing about this scope that isn't mentioned anywhere is that after powering up the scope and the view is green you can turn it off and still have the same night vision. I have even taken the batteries out and it still works!
822065
My best guess is "not very well". The three 6010's I use are in areas where some kind of lighting is on during the night. The area outside of this lighting would be similar to a typical camera with the infrared turned off.
498529
It is a visual thermometer, which gives the temperature accurately. But given its low price the resolution is not very good
1434182
Pretty sure it is. But why would you want to use it in bright light anyway?Its nightvision.
1824687
This is a Night Vision Device (NVD) and minimal IR, it is not a FLIR device. If you want a real FLIR to see real heat loss you are going pay a lot more than this class 1 NVD from Bushnell.
828106
There similar, but infrared better. The Black and Decker Thermal is very good for the price.