swarm-list Mailing List: infra-red camera options

[Gerald Przybylski (gtp000000]

    There are infra-red cameras, 
    and there are devices you can plug into your phone to make it an
    infra-red camera. 
    My spouse got me an "Infisense Technology P2 Pro" 
    Like a couple of other brands, it depends on an App you download
    onto your phone
    
    the sensor part is about 1 inch square by half an inch thick.  
    I need to take the phone out of the protective case in order to plug
    it all the way into the phone. 
    I have taken picture of hives with it. It clearly shows the warm
    spots,
    and the benefit of insulating the top of the hive  to reduce heat
    loss in winter.
    The app tags locations on the image with the temperature for
    reference. 
    
    Read reviews. Good luck

On 4/29/25 5:02 PM, A Ruiz via swarm-list wrote:

I’m looking for recommendations for thermal image devices .  

Aldo R
Bee.kid [at] protonmail.com
4156361447

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On Tue, Apr 29, 2025 at 12:45 PM, Gerald Przybylski via swarm-list <swarm-list [at] alamedabees.org> wrote:

The bees are either snooping around some gaps at the top of the windows, or
already moved in.  An assessment is needed.   Is there a hot-spot
inside? Are they bringing in pollen?

see
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bYJF80fMCeKNd9jFBqU6sROgiuQBgQJK/view?usp=sharing

838 Gray Fox Circle
Pleasanton
Becky_dennis838 [at] hotmail.com  (having trouble with her cell phone carrier)

925 426 1525

The house was "fumigated" about a week ago, so this is New.



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