Thermal cameras are great. We use them to spot hot circuits, leaking air, and find out which guy on the crew is the one that chronically rips ass in the elevator.
Every tool I've ever purchased from Klein is still working and in great shape ever since I started in Telecommunications and moved into home renovations, love their tools.
Vince: “Their gonna hate to hear that, Sean.” Sean: “But it gives you consistent results and takes the guesswork out.” Vince: “Their gonna hate that too!” Vince; just bringing the truth! (Love it!!)
It's strange being in the EU and people only just discovering Klein and Milwaukee, Klein have a lot of good tools but they're behind in over here compared to the mainstay brands that so many use. When I worked state side though they were the hand tools to have.
Hey dude, on this Milwaukee charger “Milwaukee 48-59-1807 M12/M18 12/18V 6-Port Rapid Charge Station” would you happen to know what the wattage consumption is on this unit? I’m trying to figure out what size inverter I would need to use this in the car. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Klein makes the best tools for electricians and how can you put a price on safety especially when you're working with electric. Because if your heart is weak enough a 9-volt battery could kill you. Buy the best and it should last you almost a lifetime.
Finding out where heat loss occurs in buildings, which cylinder in an engine that doesn't work, which wheel bearing that is about to give up, if your colleague might be coming down with the flu... Only your imagination sets the limit really.
@@davidc9687 For improving insulation. A thermal imager reads surface temperature on things, so in the wintertime a poorly insulated spot will be colder than the surroundings, in the summertime it will let more outside heat through and show up as hotter than its surroundings. I'm no electrician so feel free to correct me, but insulation is also important for you guys isn't it? Live wires create heat and if they aren't insulated properly they could cause a fire, if I'm not mistaken? A thermal imager would show if a spot is heating up more than it should.
@@davidc9687 plenty of electricians use them. I think alot of the industrial people like using them for controls and panels for hot spots and loose connections and troubleshooting.
That's when you buy a cat phone and kill 2 birds with one stone. They come with a flir camera already on the phone, and you almost always have your phone on you.
Thermal cameras are great. We use them to spot hot circuits, leaking air, and find out which guy on the crew is the one that chronically rips ass in the elevator.
Last one is definitely worth it
Did you catch him?
Every tool I've ever purchased from Klein is still working and in great shape ever since I started in Telecommunications and moved into home renovations, love their tools.
I really want that thermal camera. That’s super compact.
Vince: “Their gonna hate to hear that, Sean.”
Sean: “But it gives you consistent results and takes the guesswork out.”
Vince: “Their gonna hate that too!”
Vince; just bringing the truth!
(Love it!!)
I actually own that Klein thermal camera it's pretty cool I'm actually wrapping up a tool review video on it after using it for a year.
Awesome Jeff!
Looking forward to the video!
keep the video coming
Why pick that over a Flir?
That thermal camera is insane!
So glad Vince called out the USB C.... way to go Vince.
“It should be USB type-C!” Oh wait. Haha great vid Vince.
🤣🤣 I knew it was coming!
I was just looking at this yesterday and asked my self if I really needed it 😅
Your gonna go back and get it🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes, the answer is always yes.
Great info
Not an electrician but you making me "thirsty"
Go Vince!
nah we only want that micro scope thingy if it was usb-c
Hey! It should be USB TYPE-C!
😁
It should be USB type C
That hard hat fan sounds glorious
If you do hvac or refrigeration this is a useful tool
You are right Vince that was might first thought when he said micro usb lol it’s 2021 but that’s also why the price point is under 100
About time you did Klein thank you brother
For that level of resolution and temp range that is a really great priced thermal camera.
Sweet tools! Thanks for sharing!
I agree, everyone should have one but I'm still holding out for the m12 one. If I can get one.
Thanks for sharing the info Vince
The scope & thermal camera looks Owesome Vince. Fan in hard hat 👍🏾 🙏🏾🖖🏾😎🤙🏾
where is this magical "klein booth" and how can i give it my money
Klein has a lot of interesting new tools! Love the fan for the hard hat 👍
The scope looks awesome, Klein is my go to
That's really cool Vince 😎 👍🏻
That thermal cam would be very useful on oil and gas facilities. Might have to get one.
Klein tools baby!!
Klein s stuff is brilliant really well thought of engineered tools
I really wish Klein would bring back the model 50500 PVC cutter.
Vince - great review. Thank infrared is off the chain for the size!!!
Very cool video
Thanks Vince !!!!!
I want more.
The thermal camera is an awesome piece of weaponry....and be great on jobsites too.
It's strange being in the EU and people only just discovering Klein and Milwaukee, Klein have a lot of good tools but they're behind in over here compared to the mainstay brands that so many use. When I worked state side though they were the hand tools to have.
I know the best hand tools imo are Klein, knipex, and wera
Definitely getting that borescope under $100. Hopefully the quality of the camera is good but I want that!
Another good one! Keep them coming ! Good job!👍🧰😍
Therm cam is def what i need for my job ... Hope its cheaper than flir brand
The Flir C5 is pretty reasonably priced though, being even cheaper than my M12.
Yeah but it honestly should be type c. Gotta keep up with the Joneses
The thermal camera is awesome for showing homeowners issues.
The one in the video is 290$. Sadly not 40. I was hoping though
@@isaiahbarkowsky9533 oh they must have different models
Vince he told you it fits in your pocket so you need to try and see. Lol
I'm liking that kit for $100
Please start allowing shipping to Canada!!
That should be usb type c
Last I saw the scope was only Android compatible no ios hopefully they’ve changed that
hahaha (should be usb type c) I actually said that right before you :D so funny.
PS: It really should be type c though :P
what was that scope charged with usb 3.0
I would probably be interested if it was USB-Type C.
Very nice thanks bro
Have a good day vice
Isn’t that the Milwaukee tool guy?
Hey dude, on this Milwaukee charger “Milwaukee 48-59-1807 M12/M18 12/18V 6-Port Rapid Charge Station” would you happen to know what the wattage consumption is on this unit? I’m trying to figure out what size inverter I would need to use this in the car. Thanks and keep up the good work.
The thermal camera is listed for $300 at the Home Depot if anyone’s wondering.
Thanks for the heads up Bill!
Only reason I clicked, thanks Bill
No usb type c 😂
you can always trust a klein
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that Thermal Imager the TI250 is $299
The Klein bender with angle tool is trash… don’t buy it for that. The bender itself is good though.
Klein makes the best tools for electricians and how can you put a price on safety especially when you're working with electric. Because if your heart is weak enough a 9-volt battery could kill you. Buy the best and it should last you almost a lifetime.
It should be USB-C. lol
Anyone else wondering where Nick is?
I would pay 10 more dollars for them to have usb-c .
I have to say 95% of Klein’s hand tools are a good price.
should be USB -C. JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA
🤣🤣 thanks Ron!
@@VCGConstruction I figured you would enjoy it
You know it! 😉
Hello
What can that thermal camera be used for tho??
Finding out where heat loss occurs in buildings, which cylinder in an engine that doesn't work, which wheel bearing that is about to give up, if your colleague might be coming down with the flu...
Only your imagination sets the limit really.
@@WeldingForJesus heat loss on a building? I'm an apprentice and have no idea how an electrician will need something like that
@@davidc9687 For improving insulation. A thermal imager reads surface temperature on things, so in the wintertime a poorly insulated spot will be colder than the surroundings, in the summertime it will let more outside heat through and show up as hotter than its surroundings.
I'm no electrician so feel free to correct me, but insulation is also important for you guys isn't it? Live wires create heat and if they aren't insulated properly they could cause a fire, if I'm not mistaken? A thermal imager would show if a spot is heating up more than it should.
@@davidc9687 plenty of electricians use them. I think alot of the industrial people like using them for controls and panels for hot spots and loose connections and troubleshooting.
The angle setter is meh
That's when you buy a cat phone and kill 2 birds with one stone. They come with a flir camera already on the phone, and you almost always have your phone on you.
Should be USB type C....lol..just sayin
It half my pay someone please get me one
That hat really blows
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I pass on all Klein products other than their hand tools bc I find they’re cheap and malfunction. Klein on the decline.
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Hey Klein. Can I have some free stuff?
First.