Infiray T2S Plus My New Favorite Smartphone Thermal Camera | Voltlog

High quality PCB Services pcbway.com Join me in this video where we take a closer look at The Infiray T2S Plus Thermal Camera for iOS smartphones/devices. With its 256x192 pixels resolution, 25Hz refresh rate and a temperature range of up to 450 degrees Celsius it offers unprecedented value for money in such a small package. You can also get this model with a USB-C for Android version.
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The model we are looking at today is the T2S Plus. iOS version and price wise this is about $30 more than the T2S Plus, but ofcourse price will vary depending on ongoing discounts or the shop you order from. This unit was sent to me for free by xinfrared.com for the purpose of this review, they also sell on amazon so I encourage you to checkout the links in the description below to find out more about them.
This camera is likely using exactly the same thermal sensor from infiray inside, because it advertises the same resolution of 256x192 which is a very good thermal imaging resolution for this price range and as I mentioned in Voltlog #442, these sensors are not limited to just a few fps as the thermal sensors coming from the united states, but instead offer you a very nice refresh rate of 25Hz.
What’s different about the T2S Plus is that it comes with an adjustable 8mm lens plus this nice handle mount accessory to bring everything into a compact, single hand usage package. So you can clamp your phone in here, clamp the camera on the front side and then you can adjust the focus of the camera using the manual adjustment. This is generally intended for inspection work of electrical panels, distribution boxes, electrical motors, HVAC stuff heating/cooling but they also claim PCB inspection. So we’ll see how close that 8mm lens allows us to adjust later during testing.
This mount seems to have a good build quality, it’s made out of plastic, feels very ergonomic, you have multiple tripod mounting points, one at the bottom of the handle, several on the phone and camera clamps which are made of metal and feel very strong.
Inside the box we get the camera inside a nice EVA hard carry case and it’s got a warning not to point the camera at the sun. Next to this we get some lint free cleaning cloth. Separate from the box, I also got this lightning extension cable which makes it possible to mount the camera in the special holder and run the wire to the actual phone.
But upon seeing the live feed, which started in a black and white image mode, I was immediately mesmerized by the high resolution and high refresh rate. It almost makes you think this is an actual visible light image, as you can see here in this sample video looking at my cluttered desk, you can clearly identify the objects on my desk, you can see them in high detail and all just from the thermal imager, all at this high refresh rate making everything look very fluid.
Next I switched to my favorite view which is the iron type color palette and I started exploring the app. Everything works smoothly. You have the video and image capturing modes as well as color mode at one side while the other side has a few options for placing some temperature measurement markers either as a point, as a rectangle or as a line. You can also adjust the temperature units Celsius or Farenheit, you can trigger the calibration shutter manually and you can adjust a few settings that influence the measurement accuracy: things like emissivity, distance, correction.

[@zavis506]

rom home security to outdoor adventures, it seems like the perfect tool to have in various situations. Its compact size is a huge plus too, making it incredibly portable and easy to take with you wherever you go

[@Yeoja_seuta]

This looked clearer than I thought it would!

[@MrZANE42]

Is it possible to enable hot/coldspot markers? With values? Can it be connected to computer?

[@batterymooch]

Thank you for doing this video! Does video support voiceovers? This is very important for me. I checked your link but it wasn’t mentioned there.

[@vladimiralena9129]

Hi, nice resolution. But why doesn't it also display numerical data?

[@RodrigoForrequi]

Do you know if the USB-C version works directly on iPhone 15 USB-C ? Thanks

[@nicholasroos3627]

A carrying case is a nice thought for such a small, delicate and easy to misplace device.

[@chikofalcon1886]

Ios only sir??

[@sk8ar4eto]

Great review, i have decided to buy a thermal camera for mobile board repairs and wanted to ask since most of the people i know use the p2 pro, is there a diffference in the quality or the sensor or anything else inside, except the focus between the t2s+ and p2 pro, keep up the good work !

[@voltlog]

They use the same sensor, so the image quality is the same.

[@Eduard_Kolesnikov]

​@@voltlogBut since That one have focusing you can eventually get the better image quality. Am i right?

[@reps]

yesss

[@patrickwasp]

If the usbc version can use a usbc to lightning cable then that would be a more future proof solution. I think Apple may be dropping lightning soon

[@voltlog]

Such a product is not possible due to the way the apple lightning protocol is designed. Personally I never buy/choose my products based on speculation or future promises be it good or bad sounding. Even if Apple will be removing the lightning connector soon, I will still be having the same lightning device 2-3 years from now, and existing models will still be on the market. I don't see this as a major issue.

[@TYGAMatt]

Grrrrr.... I was about to pull the trigger on a P2, but now I may have to go for this one. Decisions......

[@voltlog]

If you would like a more general purpose, more versatile model, I would say spend the extra money and get the T2S Plus.

[@TYGAMatt]

@@voltlog many thanks for your reply. I'll take your advice. Keep up the good work. Your vids are great!

[@Ferraday]

@@TYGAMatt wait! Right before you pull the trigger, the summer sale starts tomorrow and drops the price of both models by like $40

[@TYGAMatt]

​@@voltlogmy T2S Plus arrived and I have to say that it's awesome.

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty fantastic little camera indeed, dude! They are getting better and better! 😃 Thanks for the review!!! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@voltlog]

Thanks, you too!

[@cmuller1441]

Another infomercial... It's probably good, but the number of channels featuring that brand these days is just making me suspicious.

[@voltlog]

I agree, they are massively promoting these across different channels which might seem suspicious but on the other hand, the products are really good.