SkyRC ITV500 Mini HeatVision Thermal Camera SK-500047-01

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SkyRC ITV500 Mini HeatVision is a compact infrared thermal imaging camera developed for non-contact temperature monitoring of RC motors, ESCs, batteries, connectors, tyres and other components. Its 32 x 24 infrared sensor creates a live thermal image on a 1.83-inch colour touchscreen, helping identify hot spots and temperature differences that a conventional single-point thermometer can miss.

Features

  • RC-Focused Thermal Imaging: Designed for checking motors, ESCs, battery packs, connectors, tyres and other RC components
  • Live Thermal Image: 32 x 24 pixel infrared sensor visualises temperature distribution rather than measuring only a single point
  • 1.83in Touchscreen: Capacitive 240 x 284 pixel colour display provides direct access to measurement and configuration controls
  • Wide Temperature Range: Measures surface temperatures from -20°C to 300°C
  • ±2°C Measurement Accuracy: Provides useful non-contact temperature data for RC tuning and diagnostics when correctly configured and positioned
  • Adjustable Emissivity: 0.01–1.00 adjustment helps compensate for different surface materials
  • Hot and Cold Spot Detection: Automatically identifies the hottest and coolest areas visible in the thermal image
  • Selectable Spot Measurement: Tap the display to check temperature at a selected point
  • Three Thermal Palettes: Choose Rainbow, Ironbow or White Hot visualisation
  • Multiple Temperature Units: Switch between Celsius, Fahrenheit and Kelvin
  • Wide Field of View: 55° x 35° field of view helps scan complete components and assemblies
  • Compact Pit Tool: Measures only 46 x 38 x 20.1mm and weighs approximately 38g
  • Rechargeable Battery: Integrated 600mAh lithium battery charges through USB Type-C
  • Firmware Upgradeable: Supports UF2 drag-and-drop firmware updates
  • Six-Language Interface: Supports English, Chinese, French, German, Spanish and Japanese

Specifications

  • Brand: SkyRC
  • Model: ITV500 Mini HeatVision
  • Product Type: Thermal Imaging Camera
  • Sensor Type: Far Infrared Array Sensor
  • Infrared Resolution: 32 x 24 Pixels
  • Thermal Sensitivity: 100mK @ 1Hz
  • Field of View: 55° x 35°
  • Frame Rate: 8 FPS
  • Display Type: 1.83in Capacitive Touchscreen
  • Display Resolution: 240 x 284 Pixels
  • Temperature Measurement Range: -20°C to 300°C
  • Measurement Accuracy: ±2.0°C
  • Measuring Distance: Less Than 5m
  • Recommended High-Accuracy Distance: Less Than 20cm
  • Emissivity Adjustment: 0.01–1.00
  • Temperature Units: °C / °F / K
  • Thermal Palettes: Rainbow / Ironbow / White Hot
  • Battery: 600mAh Rechargeable Lithium Battery
  • Charging Interface: USB Type-C
  • Charging Input Voltage: DC 5V
  • Operating Temperature: -5°C to 60°C
  • Operating Humidity: ≤85%RH Non-Condensing
  • Storage Temperature: 0°C to 35°C
  • Storage Humidity: ≤65%RH Non-Condensing
  • Dimensions: 46 x 38 x 20.1mm
  • Weight: Approx. 38g
  • Manufacturer Part Number: SK-500047
  • Supplier SKU: SK-500047-01
  • Barcode: 6930460009173

Includes

  • 1 x SkyRC ITV500 Mini HeatVision Thermal Camera

FAQ

What can the SkyRC ITV500 be used for? The ITV500 is designed for non-contact surface temperature measurement and thermal imaging. SkyRC specifically recommends it for checking RC motors, ESCs, battery packs, connectors and tyre surfaces, making it useful for tuning, troubleshooting cooling performance and locating abnormal hot spots.

What is the difference between the 32 x 24 thermal resolution and 240 x 284 display resolution? The infrared sensor measures a 32 x 24 array of thermal data points. The 240 x 284 specification refers to the resolution of the 1.83-inch touchscreen used to display the thermal image, temperatures, menus and controls.

Can the ITV500 show the hottest part of an RC component? Yes. The ITV500 automatically identifies the hottest and coolest areas in the thermal image and also allows a specific point to be selected on the touchscreen for temperature measurement.

How close should the ITV500 be for accurate measurements? SkyRC specifies a measuring distance of less than 5m but recommends measuring within 20cm when high accuracy is required. The manufacturer notes that long-distance infrared readings can appear lower than the actual surface temperature.

Why does emissivity matter when measuring RC components? Different materials emit infrared energy differently. The ITV500 allows emissivity adjustment from 0.01 to 1.00 to compensate for different surfaces. SkyRC recommends applying black tape or black paint when measuring low-emissivity materials such as reflective metals or glass when greater measurement accuracy is required.

Can the SkyRC ITV500 measure motor and ESC temperatures? Yes. Motor and ESC temperature monitoring is one of the ITV500's intended RC applications. Thermal imaging can also help reveal uneven or localised heating that may not be obvious from a single-point temperature measurement.

Can the ITV500 check LiPo battery temperatures? Yes. SkyRC identifies battery packs as an intended application. The thermal image can help identify temperature differences and abnormal hot spots across the battery surface, although it does not measure individual cell voltage or internal battery temperature.

Is the ITV500 suitable as a medical thermometer? No. SkyRC states that the ITV500 is designed for RC hobby applications and is not recommended for measuring human or animal body temperature as a medical or clinical thermometer.

Important Notes

  • Infrared measurements represent surface temperature and do not directly measure internal component temperature
  • Measurement accuracy depends on distance, emissivity setting, target material and surface condition
  • SkyRC recommends measuring within 20cm where high accuracy is required
  • Reflective or low-emissivity surfaces such as bare metal can produce inaccurate readings unless appropriate measurement techniques are used
  • The ITV500 is intended for RC and general surface temperature inspection and is not a medical thermometer