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Pixfra PX210 · USB-C thermal camera
The Pixfra PX210 is a compact thermal camera for compatible iOS and Android smartphones. Its USB Type-C connection brings thermal observation to a phone you already carry, for a different view of your surroundings.
The PX210 weighs no more than 29 g. Turn the focus ring on its 10 mm F0.9 lens to sharpen the view at your subject’s distance.
With a closest focus of 5 m, it suits observation from a little further back. It is not designed for close-up views of small components on a workbench.

The detector captures a 256 × 192 thermal image. Pixfra’s ISR processing enhances the output to 512 × 384. That larger output is image processing, rather than a higher-resolution detector.
A 50-frame-per-second image helps you follow movement and maintain a fluid view as you pan across a scene.
Thermal sensitivity describes how small a temperature difference the detector can distinguish. This helps separate similar temperatures in a scene; it is not a specification for absolute temperature-measurement accuracy.
Choose White Hot, Black Hot, Iron Red, Alarm or Amber to change how heat differences are displayed. Hot-spot tracking helps draw attention to the hottest part of the scene.
Picture-in-picture supports visible-light and thermal views. Use 1×–8× digital zoom to enlarge a part of the image; digital enlargement does not add detector pixels.
Capture JPEG snapshots or record H.264 video. Video output is 256 × 192 in general mode, or 512 × 384 with ISR processing.
PX210 technical datasheet (PDF)
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Pixfra PX210 · USB-C thermal camera
The Pixfra PX210 is a compact thermal camera for compatible iOS and Android smartphones. Its USB Type-C connection brings thermal observation to a phone you already carry, for a different view of your surroundings.
The PX210 weighs no more than 29 g. Turn the focus ring on its 10 mm F0.9 lens to sharpen the view at your subject’s distance.
With a closest focus of 5 m, it suits observation from a little further back. It is not designed for close-up views of small components on a workbench.

The detector captures a 256 × 192 thermal image. Pixfra’s ISR processing enhances the output to 512 × 384. That larger output is image processing, rather than a higher-resolution detector.
A 50-frame-per-second image helps you follow movement and maintain a fluid view as you pan across a scene.
Thermal sensitivity describes how small a temperature difference the detector can distinguish. This helps separate similar temperatures in a scene; it is not a specification for absolute temperature-measurement accuracy.
Choose White Hot, Black Hot, Iron Red, Alarm or Amber to change how heat differences are displayed. Hot-spot tracking helps draw attention to the hottest part of the scene.
Picture-in-picture supports visible-light and thermal views. Use 1×–8× digital zoom to enlarge a part of the image; digital enlargement does not add detector pixels.
Capture JPEG snapshots or record H.264 video. Video output is 256 × 192 in general mode, or 512 × 384 with ISR processing.
PX210 technical datasheet (PDF)