DO you think its leaking?

[Sean Fogarty]

FInally got my first EIFS with the thermal camera. I had to wait until the sun went down, and the outside cooled off.

The first pic was reversed temp..

[Thomas R. Hession]

nice pics Sean...What cam are you using .

thanx

[Sean Fogarty]

fluke tir1

[David C. Macy]

Sean

Did you do a seperate EIFs inspection or was this part of the entire home inspection?

Did you use a moisture meter to confirm your findings? If so what moisture meter are you using.

How long did it take you to feel comfortable using the camera?

I am taking all the required courses for the Nachi requirements.

Nice camera, you done good!!
Congrats, I hope it is profitable for you.

[Jason Kaylor]

Originally Posted by thession

nice pics Sean...What cam are you using .

thanx

Well taken images like his are great examples of why a spec sheet cannot tell you how good of images the camera will take. Specs on the TiR1 are 160x120 and 70mk. His first one could easily be mistaken for a higher resolution.

The image attached to this post is also a TiR1. When you see the experienced thermographiers on here talking about thermal tuning this image is a great example.

JJ

[Sean Fogarty]

Originally Posted by dmacy

Sean

Did you do a seperate EIFs inspection or was this part of the entire home inspection?

Did you use a moisture meter to confirm your findings? If so what moisture meter are you using.

How long did it take you to feel comfortable using the camera?

I am taking all the required courses for the Nachi requirements.

Nice camera, you done good!!
Congrats, I hope it is profitable for you.

I am still learning with the camera. I knew there would be moisture it was just tuning it in. The first time I tried the sun was shining on the home so I couldn't find anything, but once it went down around 5 the outside cooled off and I could see it. The moisture was warmer where it showed up.

NO, the lady buying the home chose not to. Not really needed IMO. The windows were rotted so badly it was obvious the walls were leaking.

Oh, and to confirm with the meter (protimeter) I was able to access behind the spa tub and get to the exterior sheathing under one window. It was indeed wet, so that would confirm it.

The garage window pic is kind of a give away don't ya think..

[Brandon Clark]

Originally Posted by jkaylor

Well taken images like his are great examples of why a spec sheet cannot tell you how good of images the camera will take. Specs on the TiR1 are 160x120 and 70mk. His first one could easily be mistaken for a higher resolution.

The image attached to this post is also a TiR1. When you see the experienced thermographiers on here talking about thermal tuning this image is a great example.

JJ

Awesome Image for sure!