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product_id: 371506933
title: "B10"
brand: "hikmicro"
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# 25Hz refresh rate smoothness 2MP visual camera fusion 320x240 Super IR resolution B10

**Brand:** hikmicro
**Price:** R$6147
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 See the unseen, fix the impossible with B10’s thermal superpowers!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** B10 by hikmicro
- **How much does it cost?** R$6147 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- hikmicro enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hikmicro brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Alerts & Storage:** Auto hot/cold spot detection, audio alarms, and 16GB storage for 90,000+ images means no detail slips by.
- • **Built to Endure & Perform:** IP54-rated rugged design with 2m drop resistance and 6-hour battery life keeps you working anywhere.
- • **Visual Fusion for Context:** 2MP camera overlays sharp optical images, making diagnostics faster and foolproof.
- • **Crystal-Clear Thermal Precision:** SuperIR tech boosts IR resolution to 320x240 for ultra-detailed heat mapping.
- • **Rapid Refresh, Real-Time Insight:** 25Hz frame rate delivers smooth, lag-free thermal video for on-the-spot troubleshooting.

## Overview

The HIKMICRO B10 Thermal Imaging Camera combines a high-resolution 320x240 Super IR sensor with a 2MP visual camera to deliver precise, fusion-mode thermal images on a bright 3.2" LCD. With a fast 25Hz refresh rate, wide temperature range (-4°F to 1022°F), and rugged IP54-rated build, it’s engineered for professionals needing reliable, detailed thermal diagnostics. Features like automatic spot detection, adjustable emissivity, 6-hour battery life, and 16GB internal storage make it a versatile, durable tool for electrical, mechanical, and building inspections.

## Description

desertcart.com: HIKMICRO B10 Thermal Imaging Camera 320 x 240 Super IR with 2MP Visual, 3.2" LCD Screen 256 x 192 IR Resolution Thermal Camera, 25 Hz Refresh Rate, -4°F~1022°F, IP54 : Industrial & Scientific

Review: Small defect in mine - UPDATED - New unit works well - Update Oct 2023: I received the replacement unit and put it to the test. Quite an improvement! Customer service at HIK Micro wanted me to try a replacement, and while it wasn't initially high on my priority list, I'm glad they persevered. Settings are somewhat important, so I compared the replacement B10 to the Flir C5 at 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 meters, in both well lit and darkly lit rooms, looking mostly at walls and windows, but also at some nearby networking electronics. Here's where the surprise was. While the Flir C5 had an edge in the thermal map and image quality for well lit areas (which is visible + IR light mixed together), the HIK Micro actually beat the C5 significantly in moderate and dark light conditions. The true capabilities of an IR camera, which in theory should work in a completely dark room to your eyes, became apparent as the extra IR pixel count of the B10 started to matter with less full-spectrum visual light. Both models blend a standard 2MP camera image with the IR image, providing the sharpness of a regular picture overlaid with a (somewhat fuzzier) IR image. Software is then used to sharpen the composite image. But as standard visual light fades, all you have left is the IR image. The B10's higher IR pixel count clearly wins here. There are also a few extra luminance settings on the B10, with around 10 categories like cement, electronics, walls, etc. The C5 doesn't have quite so many. Frankly, you are not going to want to dive into menus to make changes for various subjects, but it's nice the extra flexibility is there. I should add, even imperfect settings still will give you a good idea of any thermal imager's capabilities, but tweaking is recommended if you are really trying to get that ideal image. One other minor point, the Flir C5 takes perhaps a minute to boot, while the HIKMicro B10 takes perhaps 15 seconds. It doesn't sound like much of a difference, but it's noticeable when you just want to get a quick picture. I still like the point-and-shoot camera style of the C5, its build quality, and the quality of daylight/well-lit images. Its image blending software is very high quality. On the other hand, after using the B10 in several modes, and particularly in darker areas, I honestly stopped wanting to use the C5 and kept finding things to explore with the HIKMicro B10. If each cost the same, it would be a difficult choice, dependent more upon how you will use one of these. At the current lower price for the B10, however, the HIKMicro is a compelling overall choice. Update Sept 2023: HIKMicro has since reached out to me to learn more about the issues I reported, and offer a replacement unit, even though I have since returned the original item. I will further update my review upon testing another item. I am certainly impressed that the company has made more than one attempt to contact me, and resolve any faults in my unit. Original Review: My B10 had a minor but noticeable defect in the screen, where the left-side of the screen was always brighter (a lighter shade of purple) than the right-side. From the moment I turned the unit on, and tried pointing it at water, pointing at vents, and to a flat wall, etc. all I could notice was this warmer left-side of the screen. Actually, when turning it on, at first nothing happened. I then saw a flash screen in Mandarin, then it seemed to turn itself off. I turned it on again, and then all wording was in English. A little strange. HIKMicro has made a name for itself in IR imagers, and not all users may share my experience. However, even ignoring the discoloration in the screen, the overlaid 2Mpix camera image with the 256x192 IR image just wasn't as clear as I'd think it should be. I've used a Fluke Ti20 (128x96, 15 years old) and a Flir C5 (160x120) that are at least equal to the better-spec'd B10, and in many use cases, I think these other units were quite a bit better. I think that's because it's not just about the IR resolution. Though important, I'd argue that thermal depth is amongst the most important of specs (i.e. 30mK vs 70mK vs 150mK, etc.), or the lens quality, or the image blending software, and probably other design factors that can be harder to qualify. The image size on the B10 is a little smaller than I thought it would be too. It has a lot of robust features, but they are a little buried in the menus. Still, the B10 does offer those many features including multiple screen formats and colors, which are welcome. The build quality seemed good, certainly high enough for a home or home office environment. I'm not sure these would stand-up to industry knocks and bangs, though, but of course, these are much less expensive than other brands that offer the extra shock resistance, like the above noted Ti20. I realize that lower-ranking reviews disappoint some, but in the greater scheme of the thousands of units sold, this is my experience with the B10, and so this will count only in its small way to the grand total. However, I think I was hoping that technology had caught-up a little further than it really had. I since went with that more expensive, traditional brand as we need a little better shock resistance, and in my opinion, I think the lower IR res of the other brand is offset by the higher mK and imaging software features. Still, the B10 is magnificently affordable for the masses, and if the choice is a B10 or no IR camera at all, then pick the B10.
Review: Good starter unit - Only had this for a few days, so longevity isn't reflected here yet. But I'm not getting any concerns about quality from using it so far. Overall: excellent value for money. I think this is the best value-for-money, and the feature set is well thought-out and executed, with few exceptions (below). Pros: - Good value for VOx resolution vs price. It's very usable for "normal" tasks (insulation, moisture, electrical troubleshooting). - The scale/"exposure" CAN be manually set/fixed. In the menus, you can specify the upper and lower temperature of the color scale, so it doesn't shift based on image contents. - Built-in lens protector. Underneath the front of the camera, there's a little ridged edge. Slide it, and it swivels a protective cover over the germanium IR lens. No lens caps to fall off/dangle/lose. - The hybrid image mode is very nice for inspection/identification, especially with electronics. Out of the box, the stitching of IR and visible images is very good. Parallax correction can be changed in the menus. - Unit feels very solid in the hand. Overmold quality feels nice, and it doesn't feel like the manufacturer cut corners on the fit/finish or quality of the plastic. - Wrist strap has an adjustable cinch, which is a nice touch. - Display is fairly customizable - you can turn on/off the spots, brand logo, etc. Cons: - Some settings I want to use frequently are buried in the menus. It would be nice to have additional physical buttons to toggle the parallax setting, and possibly flashlight. - No video capture, only still images. It does have the option to capture an optical image along with the IR image.

## Features

- 【Dual Camera】HIKMICRO exclusive SuperIR technology upscales the resolution of captured thermal images from 256 x 192(49,152 pixels) to 320 x 240(76,800 pixels).With < 40mK thermal sensitivity and Fusion mode by 2MP visual camera, the B10 thermal scanner has finer details on thermal images.The 25Hz frame rates offers clear and smooth thermal imaging while panning view.
- 【Accurate Measurement】With thermal sensitivity < 40mK thermal sensor, B10 thermal imaging camera controls accuracy of temperature readings discrepancy within 2%(±3.6°F). Adjustable emissivity settings and distance are designed to get greater accuracy for improved results.
- 【Fast Trouble Shooting】Blending with 2MP visual light, B10 thermal imager supports thermal, optical, fusion and PIP 4 image modes and 6 Color Palettes help to identify temperature differences efficiently. Automatic Center Spot, Hot Spot, Cold Spot 3 measurement presets, 3 user-defined spots show abnormal points more promptly, and -4°F to 1022°F wide temperature range adapts to various environments.3.2" LCD display screen shows clear imagery can quickly locate the fault area.
- 【Easy to Use】Built-in Li-Ion rechargeable battery support 6 hrs of continuous operation.16G eMMC flash storage has room for >90,000 images. Ergonomic grip handle. Audio Alarm & Warning Light remind you when the temperature is out of range. LED Work Light allows you to reach dark and hard-to-reach area. 2 meters drop resistance design.
- 【Durable and Hassle-Free Warranty】Designed with IP54 waterproof & dustproof case,and undergone 2m drop test, B10 has a long using lifespan. 3 Years for the Entire Device /10 Years for the Sensor. Lifetime Firmware Updates and Technical Support are included.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09FTFHTPR |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #63,787 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #56 in Thermal Imagers #66 in Infrared Thermometers |
| Brand | HIKMICRO |
| Color | Black |
| Connectivity Technology | Usb |
| Date First Available | September 9, 2021 |
| Display Type | Lcd |
| Included Components | thermal camera Body |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Length | 30 Centimeters |
| Item Weight | 13.4 ounces |
| Item model number | B10 |
| Manufacturer | HIKMICRO |
| Model Name | B10 |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Outer Material | Plastic |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Care Instructions | Wipe Clean |
| Response Time | 1 Milliseconds |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Special Feature | 2MP Visual Camera, 3.2’’ LCD Display Screen, Alarm, Built-in 16GB eMMC Storage (>90,000 images capacity), LED Work Light |
| Specification Met | CE, FCC, FDA |
| Style | B10 |
| UPC | 850029170129 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 1022 Degrees Fahrenheit |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** HIKMICRO
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** Usb
- **Display Type:** Lcd
- **Included Components:** thermal camera Body
- **Outer Material:** Plastic
- **Product Care Instructions:** Wipe Clean
- **Specification Met:** CE, FCC, FDA

## Images

![B10 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61wCej-6dFL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Model** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How do I charge the camera? [Useful tips to charge the camera]**
A: To make sure your camera charges correctly, we recommend using the original USB-A to USB-C cable that's included or a similar style cable from a third-party supplier and a stable 5V2A adapter. USBC/USBC is not supported by our cameras temporarily.

**Q: How do I transfer images from the thermal camera to my PC?**
A: The camera can connect to a PC like a USB Drive using the supplied USB-A to USB-C cable. USB-C to USC-C is not supported. For computers with only USB-C ports we recommend using an adapter or hub with USB-A Ports. Note: turn off USB Cast Screen.

**Q: Can the thermal camera see pipes and termites inside walls?**
A: Although thermal cameras see differences in temperature at the surface only, there are times the camera can detect anomalies inside walls by how heat flows through the wall (conduction) such as a warm pipe heating the material or voids from insects.

**Q: The device makes clicking sounds and the screen briefly freezes. Is this normal?**
A: In normal operation, the camera periodically calibrates to optimize image quality and measurement accuracy. The image briefly pauses and there is a click. It’s more frequent during startup and as the camera adjusts to warmer or colder environments

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Small defect in mine - UPDATED - New unit works well
*by J***N on June 1, 2023*

Update Oct 2023: I received the replacement unit and put it to the test. Quite an improvement! Customer service at HIK Micro wanted me to try a replacement, and while it wasn't initially high on my priority list, I'm glad they persevered. Settings are somewhat important, so I compared the replacement B10 to the Flir C5 at 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 meters, in both well lit and darkly lit rooms, looking mostly at walls and windows, but also at some nearby networking electronics. Here's where the surprise was. While the Flir C5 had an edge in the thermal map and image quality for well lit areas (which is visible + IR light mixed together), the HIK Micro actually beat the C5 significantly in moderate and dark light conditions. The true capabilities of an IR camera, which in theory should work in a completely dark room to your eyes, became apparent as the extra IR pixel count of the B10 started to matter with less full-spectrum visual light. Both models blend a standard 2MP camera image with the IR image, providing the sharpness of a regular picture overlaid with a (somewhat fuzzier) IR image. Software is then used to sharpen the composite image. But as standard visual light fades, all you have left is the IR image. The B10's higher IR pixel count clearly wins here. There are also a few extra luminance settings on the B10, with around 10 categories like cement, electronics, walls, etc. The C5 doesn't have quite so many. Frankly, you are not going to want to dive into menus to make changes for various subjects, but it's nice the extra flexibility is there. I should add, even imperfect settings still will give you a good idea of any thermal imager's capabilities, but tweaking is recommended if you are really trying to get that ideal image. One other minor point, the Flir C5 takes perhaps a minute to boot, while the HIKMicro B10 takes perhaps 15 seconds. It doesn't sound like much of a difference, but it's noticeable when you just want to get a quick picture. I still like the point-and-shoot camera style of the C5, its build quality, and the quality of daylight/well-lit images. Its image blending software is very high quality. On the other hand, after using the B10 in several modes, and particularly in darker areas, I honestly stopped wanting to use the C5 and kept finding things to explore with the HIKMicro B10. If each cost the same, it would be a difficult choice, dependent more upon how you will use one of these. At the current lower price for the B10, however, the HIKMicro is a compelling overall choice. Update Sept 2023: HIKMicro has since reached out to me to learn more about the issues I reported, and offer a replacement unit, even though I have since returned the original item. I will further update my review upon testing another item. I am certainly impressed that the company has made more than one attempt to contact me, and resolve any faults in my unit. Original Review: My B10 had a minor but noticeable defect in the screen, where the left-side of the screen was always brighter (a lighter shade of purple) than the right-side. From the moment I turned the unit on, and tried pointing it at water, pointing at vents, and to a flat wall, etc. all I could notice was this warmer left-side of the screen. Actually, when turning it on, at first nothing happened. I then saw a flash screen in Mandarin, then it seemed to turn itself off. I turned it on again, and then all wording was in English. A little strange. HIKMicro has made a name for itself in IR imagers, and not all users may share my experience. However, even ignoring the discoloration in the screen, the overlaid 2Mpix camera image with the 256x192 IR image just wasn't as clear as I'd think it should be. I've used a Fluke Ti20 (128x96, 15 years old) and a Flir C5 (160x120) that are at least equal to the better-spec'd B10, and in many use cases, I think these other units were quite a bit better. I think that's because it's not just about the IR resolution. Though important, I'd argue that thermal depth is amongst the most important of specs (i.e. 30mK vs 70mK vs 150mK, etc.), or the lens quality, or the image blending software, and probably other design factors that can be harder to qualify. The image size on the B10 is a little smaller than I thought it would be too. It has a lot of robust features, but they are a little buried in the menus. Still, the B10 does offer those many features including multiple screen formats and colors, which are welcome. The build quality seemed good, certainly high enough for a home or home office environment. I'm not sure these would stand-up to industry knocks and bangs, though, but of course, these are much less expensive than other brands that offer the extra shock resistance, like the above noted Ti20. I realize that lower-ranking reviews disappoint some, but in the greater scheme of the thousands of units sold, this is my experience with the B10, and so this will count only in its small way to the grand total. However, I think I was hoping that technology had caught-up a little further than it really had. I since went with that more expensive, traditional brand as we need a little better shock resistance, and in my opinion, I think the lower IR res of the other brand is offset by the higher mK and imaging software features. Still, the B10 is magnificently affordable for the masses, and if the choice is a B10 or no IR camera at all, then pick the B10.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good starter unit
*by N***R on June 1, 2023*

Only had this for a few days, so longevity isn't reflected here yet. But I'm not getting any concerns about quality from using it so far. Overall: excellent value for money. I think this is the best value-for-money, and the feature set is well thought-out and executed, with few exceptions (below). Pros: - Good value for VOx resolution vs price. It's very usable for "normal" tasks (insulation, moisture, electrical troubleshooting). - The scale/"exposure" CAN be manually set/fixed. In the menus, you can specify the upper and lower temperature of the color scale, so it doesn't shift based on image contents. - Built-in lens protector. Underneath the front of the camera, there's a little ridged edge. Slide it, and it swivels a protective cover over the germanium IR lens. No lens caps to fall off/dangle/lose. - The hybrid image mode is very nice for inspection/identification, especially with electronics. Out of the box, the stitching of IR and visible images is very good. Parallax correction can be changed in the menus. - Unit feels very solid in the hand. Overmold quality feels nice, and it doesn't feel like the manufacturer cut corners on the fit/finish or quality of the plastic. - Wrist strap has an adjustable cinch, which is a nice touch. - Display is fairly customizable - you can turn on/off the spots, brand logo, etc. Cons: - Some settings I want to use frequently are buried in the menus. It would be nice to have additional physical buttons to toggle the parallax setting, and possibly flashlight. - No video capture, only still images. It does have the option to capture an optical image along with the IR image.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great cam. Could have more functionality
*by M***A on August 3, 2023*

So I was on the fence with buying one of these. I’m a remodeler/handyman (let’s call a spade a spade) moving into being a contractor possibly inspector. This seemed like the next logical tool to own. I thought for $300 this thing better be pretty decent. It’s not the best cam, not the biggest screen and could have better image quality and transferability BUT it sure is decent. The image could be bigger but it’s still big enough to see anything you need it’s see. Pics aren’t the highest quality but again show and document what needs to be clearly. I wish it just zapped it to my phone but you can still plug it into your computer via USB and grab them that way. All in all a decent camera. Maybe better ones out there but if your blown out on research this is a good place to settle down. Side note: this device accurately caught a cold spot on one of our walls. I cut it open and discovered a slow leak from a drain pipe that was dripping down to the jbox for the light switches to that room. Mold found, wood rot…It had been going for a while as the flooring was even starting to warp. Had I not bought this camera and walked around like a 10 yo with a new toy for 5 hrs I would have never caught it. 👍

## Frequently Bought Together

- HIKMICRO B10 Thermal Camera 256 x 192 IR Resolution with 2MP Visual Camera, Thermal Imaging Camera for Home Inspection, 25 Hz Refresh Rate, Thermal Scanner with 3.2" LCD Screen, IP54, -4°F~1022°F
- HIKMICRO 1M/3.28FT USB-C Cable with USB-A Adapter, USB C Cable 2-in-1 Type C Cable Clutter Free Charging USB C/USB A to USB C (480Mbps) Cable for HIKMICRO Thermal Cameras and More Smart Devices
- Mr.Shield [3-Pack] Screen Protector For HIKMICRO B10 / HIKMICRO B20 Thermal Camera [Tempered Glass] [Japan Glass with 9H Hardness] Screen Protector

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