Following the outstanding success of Therm-App™, the industry’s first thermal imaging camera for Android phones, Opgal has announced two new models of Therm-App™. The new Therm-App™ TH device, dedicated for thermography applications, allows professionals to take accurate temperature measurements captured on high resolution thermographic photos & videos and immediately transmit them via email, messaging or file sharing platforms. The device offers an exciting suite of thermography features including full radiometric capability, multiple color palettes, video and sound recording, as well as efficient reporting and data analysis. In addition, like all other Therm-App™ models, Therm-App™ TH enables users to benefits from important Android smartphone features including touchscreen capabilities, round-the-clock connectivity, ongoing application updates, and more.
View the introductory video, showcasing Therm-AppTM TH for thermography:
“Therm-AppTM TH offers unparalleled value,” said Amit Mattatia, Opgal President & CEO. “With its 384 x 288 resolution and a 6.8 wide angle lens, and all its Android device and application features, Therm-AppTM TH provides professionals with a mobile tool unlike anything they currently work with - and at significantly lower prices when compared to traditional tools with comparable image quality.”
Therm-AppTM TH is ideal for thermography, enabling temperature measurements of electrical installations, buildings, HVAC, insulation, plumbing and veterinary, and many other applications. Its affordable pricing makes it available to a wide range of professionals requiring reliable thermographic data for a broad range of applications.
Opgal is also announcing another member of the Therm-AppTM family: Therm-AppTM Hz, a high-end solution for security, safety and other night / outdoor applications. Through its higher 25 Hz frame rate, Therm-AppTM Hz delivers smooth thermal images, especially when the user or the targets observed are on the move, using a variety of interchangeable lenses ranging from 6.8mm to 35mm.
Both Therm-AppTM TH and Therm-AppTM Hz are now available from Opgal’s distributors worldwide. For more information, visit www.Therm-App.com.
About Opgal Opgal Optronic Industries Ltd. is a leading global provider of innovative infrared imaging systems and advanced vision and surveillance solutions. Using state-of-the-art thermal and other imaging technologies, Opgal leverages advanced electro-optics and image processing expertise to create high performance, versatile visualization products. Founded more than 30 years ago, Opgal is a major supplier to leading contractors and integrators, as well as corporate and professional customers in over 60 countries.
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