Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
If you are interested in thermal imaging applications then the GOYOJO GW192S SuperIR Thermal Imaging Camera may be your solution. The camera features a 192x192 resolution and a temperature range of -4 to 1022 degrees Fahrenheit.
A button is on the front of the handle, which can be used for image capture to the built-in memory on the camera. But, it can also be used to turn on the laser pointer. There is a menu option to disable the laser, as you would not want that on if you are scanning people or pets. You can transfer the images from the camera using the included USB-C to USB-A data transfer and charging cable.
The GOYOJO GW192S Thermal Imaging Camera is available here: amzn.to/434BXoQ
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The camera's menu has many options, some of which are important to optimize temperature readings. These important options include the Units, Emissivity, Distance, and Temperature Range.
Units allow you to select F, C, or K temperature scales.
Emissivity is a setting used to match the object being scanned. There are several emissivity preset choices, including brick, soil, and human skin. But, if you can't find the item you can enter a custom emissivity value.
Distance is how far the item being scanned is from the thermal camera. As you may know light decreases exponentially the further away you are from the source. This setting helps to compensate for that.
Temperature Range is the setting for the range. You can select Auto Switch, -4 to 302 degrees Fahrenheit, or 212 to 1022 degrees Fahrenheit. I found that Auto Switch will provide you with the appropriate temperature range but it takes some time to switch. Selecting the temperature range manually is probably the better choice. It will let you know when you exceed the range as shown in the video.
Video Chapters
0:00 Unboxing of the GOYOJO GW192S SuperIR Thermal Imaging Camera
0:35 Initial power-up and first look at the camera features
3:11 Using the camera to inspect my electric heater
5:35 Changing the temperature range
6:25 Switching between color gradient modes
8:55 Recording a social media video with the camera
11:06 Detailed review of the camera settings
12:53 Setting the Emissivity parameter
14:55 Setting the Distance parameter
16:55 Setting the Color Palette (color gradient)
17:46 Display Setting allows control over what shows on the display
18:13 Level & Span Settings
19:10 Setting the Temperature Units and Date & Time
The manufacturer sent this unit to U Do It for review.
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records® LLC All Rights Reserved.
If you are interested in thermal imaging applications then the GOYOJO GW192S SuperIR Thermal Imaging Camera may be your solution. The camera features a 192x192 resolution and a temperature range of -4 to 1022 degrees Fahrenheit.
A button is on the front of the handle, which can be used for image capture to the built-in memory on the camera. But, it can also be used to turn on the laser pointer. There is a menu option to disable the laser, as you would not want that on if you are scanning people or pets. You can transfer the images from the camera using the included USB-C to USB-A data transfer and charging cable.
The GOYOJO GW192S Thermal Imaging Camera is available here: amzn.to/434BXoQ
To learn more about this camera and see other tool reviews and projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/tool-review-goyojo-gw192s-thermal-imaging-camera
The camera's menu has many options, some of which are important to optimize temperature readings. These important options include the Units, Emissivity, Distance, and Temperature Range.
Units allow you to select F, C, or K temperature scales.
Emissivity is a setting used to match the object being scanned. There are several emissivity preset choices, including brick, soil, and human skin. But, if you can't find the item you can enter a custom emissivity value.
Distance is how far the item being scanned is from the thermal camera. As you may know light decreases exponentially the further away you are from the source. This setting helps to compensate for that.
Temperature Range is the setting for the range. You can select Auto Switch, -4 to 302 degrees Fahrenheit, or 212 to 1022 degrees Fahrenheit. I found that Auto Switch will provide you with the appropriate temperature range but it takes some time to switch. Selecting the temperature range manually is probably the better choice. It will let you know when you exceed the range as shown in the video.
Video Chapters
0:00 Unboxing of the GOYOJO GW192S SuperIR Thermal Imaging Camera
0:35 Initial power-up and first look at the camera features
3:11 Using the camera to inspect my electric heater
5:35 Changing the temperature range
6:25 Switching between color gradient modes
8:55 Recording a social media video with the camera
11:06 Detailed review of the camera settings
12:53 Setting the Emissivity parameter
14:55 Setting the Distance parameter
16:55 Setting the Color Palette (color gradient)
17:46 Display Setting allows control over what shows on the display
18:13 Level & Span Settings
19:10 Setting the Temperature Units and Date & Time
The manufacturer sent this unit to U Do It for review.
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records® LLC All Rights Reserved.
