Thermal imaging camera Guide M2SA — 256×192 px sensor, -20–150 °C, 25 Hz, autofocus, graphite, metal housing

Guide M2SA is a compact thermal imaging camera with a 256×192 thermal sensor, 25 Hz frame rate and an operating temperature measurement range from -20 °C to 150 °C. The unit supports autofocus and produces continuous thermal images at 25 Hz. Its metal graphite housing and small dimensions make the device suitable for inspection, diagnostics, preventive maintenance and temperature monitoring in industrial and building applications.

Advantages

The Guide M2SA combines a 256×192 px sensor and autofocus to provide clear thermal images at a 25 Hz refresh rate, enabling reliable observation of temperature changes in real time. The metal housing adds mechanical robustness while keeping overall dimensions small for easy handling and transport. The temperature measurement range from -20 °C to 150 °C covers most routine inspection and maintenance tasks, and the device is suitable for continuous monitoring where a stable frame rate and autofocus are required.

Suitable for

• Industrial equipment inspection and preventive maintenance
• Building envelope and insulation diagnostics
• Electrical cabinet and component temperature checks
• HVAC system diagnostics and commissioning checks
• General temperature monitoring during routine inspections

Key specifications

• Thermal sensor resolution: 256 × 192 pixels
• Frame rate: 25 Hz
• Temperature measurement range: -20 °C to 150 °C
• Autofocus: supported
• Housing material: metal (graphite color)
• Typical use: inspection, diagnostics, preventive maintenance, temperature monitoring

How to use

Point the Guide M2SA at the target area and allow the autofocus to adjust for a sharp thermal image. Use the live 25 Hz thermal feed to observe temperature distributions and identify hot or cold spots. For accurate readings, hold the camera steady and ensure there are no strong obstructions between the camera and the measured surface. Use appropriate measurement modes or software features, where available, to capture images or record temperature data for later analysis.

Usage recommendations

For consistent measurement results, perform inspections from a stable position and, when possible, maintain similar distance and angle to comparable measurement points. Avoid direct reflections from shiny surfaces that can affect apparent temperature, and allow the autofocus a moment to stabilize before capturing images.