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TOPDON · segment S1

TOPDON TS001

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256 × 192 native thermal sensor, NETD not published by the manufacturer mK, 25 Hz.

    49 152 points measured
    Number of the sensor's measurement points, shown to the catalog's scale. The largest sensor in the database has 327 680 points.
    Published by the manufacturer

    Specifications

    Values come from manufacturer documentation unless otherwise noted in the sources at the bottom of the page. This device has not been physically tested.

    Identity
    BrandTOPDON
    ModelTS001
    SeriesTS
    Release yearnot published by the manufacturer
    Commercial statuscurrent
    EAN codenot published by the manufacturer
    Manufacturer referenceTS001
    SegmentS1
    Sensor and image
    Native resolution, width (px)256
    Native resolution, height (px)192
    Native detector pixels49152
    Displayed resolution, width (px)not applicable
    Displayed resolution, height (px)not applicable
    Interpolation methodnone
    Detector typeuncooled microbolometer
    Detector materialnot published by the manufacturer
    Pixel pitch (µm)not published by the manufacturer
    Spectral band, min (µm)not published by the manufacturer
    Spectral band, max (µm)not published by the manufacturer
    NETD (mK)not published by the manufacturer
    NETD measurement conditionsnot published by the manufacturer
    Frame rate (Hz)25
    Optics
    Horizontal field of view (°)not published by the manufacturer
    Vertical field of view (°)not published by the manufacturer
    Advertised IFOV (mrad)not published by the manufacturer
    Minimum focus distance (m)not published by the manufacturer
    Focusmanual
    Interchangeable lensesno
    Digital zoom (×)not published by the manufacturer
    Measurement
    Range min (°C)not applicable
    Range max (°C)not applicable
    Absolute accuracy (°C)not applicable
    Relative accuracy (%)not applicable
    Emissivity settingnot applicable
    Reflected temperature correctionnot applicable
    Measurement modesnot applicable
    Simultaneous cursorsnot applicable
    Full radiometryno
    Visible channel
    Visible camera (MP)not applicable
    Image fusionno
    LED lightno
    Laser pointerno
    Ergonomics and ruggedness
    Screen (inches)not applicable
    Screen resolutionnot applicable
    Touchscreennot applicable
    IP ratingnot published by the manufacturer
    Drop resistance (m)not published by the manufacturer
    Power
    Power typehost-powered
    Battery systemnot applicable
    Battery life (h)not applicable
    Charging connectornot applicable
    Storage and connectivity
    Internal memory (GB)not applicable
    Memory cardnot applicable
    Wi-Finot applicable
    Bluetoothnot applicable
    Wired interfaceUSB-C
    Software
    Report generationnot applicable
    Cloud servicenot published by the manufacturer
    Compliance
    Calibration certificate providednot published by the manufacturer
    Declared standardsnot published by the manufacturer
    Warranty (months)not published by the manufacturer
    Support in Francenot published by the manufacturer

    Observations

    • An observation-oriented module rather than a measuring one, like the already-covered HIKMICRO M15 and Falcon in this comparison. A 9 mm lens with adjustable manual focus, explicitly sold as a night-vision monocular for observation and presented with an 'infrared test report' rather than a typical measurement datasheet. No temperature range, no documented emissivity setting: excluded from this site's scoring system for the same reason as the two devices mentioned — see our article on thermal cameras for hunting.
    • The same 256 × 192 sensor as the already-covered TC001 and TC002C Duo from the same brand, but geared toward a completely different use through the lens alone: a concrete illustration that the same sensor can serve either measurement or observation depending on the optics paired with it.
    • A deliberately incomplete datasheet. Most measurement specs are not applicable for this type of device, not missing due to a lack of research.

    Sources