- Actuators
- Adapters
- Air Blowers
- Air Conditioners
- Air Curtains
- Air Purifiers
- Anemometers
- Axial fans
- Ball Valves
- Belimo
- Blowers
- Brackets
- Brass
- Brazing Rods
- Capacitors
- Carrier Parts
- Clamp Meters
- Cleaning Products
- Coatings
- Compressors
- Condensate Pumps
- Connectors
- Contactors
- Copper Capillary
- Copper Coils
- Copper Straight Tubes
- Copper Strainers
ATC550 Infrared Thermal lmaging Camera temperature measurement range -20 ℃ to 550 ℃, thermal imaging map is clear, temperature distribution is accurate and reliable, high and low temperature automatic alarm to ensure safe operation.
With the trigger a key to take pictures, record every temperature details, IP54 protection grade and 2m drop-proof design, adapt to a variety of working environments.
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MODEL |
ATC550 |
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Temperature Range |
-20℃-550℃ |
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Temperature measaccuracy |
0.1℃ |
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Display Resolution |
320x240px |
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IR Sensor Resolution |
160*120 |
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Response band |
8-14 μM |
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Thermal Sensitivity |
<50mK @25 ℃ |
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Frame rate |
≤25Hz |
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Distance to Spot Ratio |
emissivity 0.95(default)(0.1-0.99) |
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Field of View |
40°Hx 30°V |
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Storage |
Built-in 32GB EMMC |
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Battery type |
Built-in 3.7V 2600mAh(Type-C port) |
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Why you need to track Joule Heating & Eddy Currents In Your HVAC Motors & Compressors
Tracking Joule heating—also known as I²R or copper loss—in motors and compressors is vital because excess heat degrades winding insulation, accelerates bearing lubricant breakdown, and creates a destructive feedback loop where rising temperatures further increase electrical resistance.
Tracking eddy currents—often called core losses or iron losses—is critical because they degrade magnetic efficiency, generate intense localized heat, and are heavily influenced by the high frequencies of modern Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs).
While direct Joule heating scales with the mechanical load on the motor, eddy current losses scale with speed and frequency, making them a unique threat to equipment health.
