Now reduced...
Nice thermal imager in very good condition. Specifications and stuff in the attached brochure, but headline info is 384x288 thermal resolution, ~50mK sensitivity, 9Hz frame rate.
Note that this has a micro-USB connector, so if you want to plug it into a modern phone you'll need a micro-USB-C adapter. I just don't like having stuff hanging off the USB port so printed up a rough-ish adaptor (which I'll include) that holds the imager and clips to the back of a phone. Needed 'adjustment' with some tape but is now a perfect fit, and an extension cable deals with interfacing an wobbles.
![FS (UK) i3systems TE-Q1 thermal imager 2355765-0](https://www.eevblog.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=438487.0;attach=2355767;image)
This comes with the narrow focus 13mm lens option since it was intended for PCB-related work. The lens is manual focus and has a lot of fine thread, so easier to focus than some.
![FS (UK) i3systems TE-Q1 thermal imager 2355769-1](https://www.eevblog.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=438487.0;attach=2355771;image)
![FS (UK) i3systems TE-Q1 thermal imager 2355773-2](https://www.eevblog.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=438487.0;attach=2355775;image)
![FS (UK) i3systems TE-Q1 thermal imager 2355777-3](https://www.eevblog.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=438487.0;attach=2355779;image)
The example capture from phone and PC screenshot are using old applications - I haven't updated because, unaccountably, I hardly used this imager (hence why I am selling now). Apart from the official phone and PC app (and SDK), Joe's thermal imager program and another phone app work fine with this.
Shipping in the UK included:
£350 £300