Learn to connect your Guide IR E2 thermal camera to your PC! We’ll cover USB Mode, Projection Mode, and advanced features in ThermoTools. Plus, manage files, convert videos, and create reports easily.Read More

The Guide E2 and E2+ are powerful diagnostic tools for detecting temperature differences. This Eleshop video demonstrates their real-world applications, explaining their features, settings, and best practices for achieving accurate temperature readings.Read More

In this video, Eleshop compares the Guide IR E2 and E2+ thermal cameras. Both models have a 256x192 IR resolution and a battery life of 11 hours. The main differences are in the Field of View (FOV) and autofocus: the E2 has a wide FOV, ideal for general inspections, while the E2+ has a narrower FOV and supports autofocus, which is useful for detail work such as PCB inspections. With an optional macro lens, both cameras can capture small details even better. For facility inspections such as heating systems and electrical panels, both cameras perform well, but the E2+ offers a better close-up view. In contrast, the E2 is finer for fast, wide-angle inspections. In short, the E2 is perfect for general inspections, while the E2+ is better suited for precision work. Visit the Eleshop website for more details!Read More

In this article the different errors in temperature measurement with a thermal camera are discussed.Read More

In this video, Boaz uses a thermal imaging camera to visualise heat losses in his flat.
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Infrared cameras can be used to monitor the temperature of electrical wiring and connections and to see exactly where a door or window is drafting. At Eleshop we sell many different handheld thermal imaging cameras from various brands but there also exist small thermal imaging cameras for smartphones. Therefore in this video, small thermal imaging cameras from Flir and Guide are compared against each other to see how well they perform.
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