The Sunshine LC-AD15 Thermal Imaging Camera (Gen 3) is an advanced thermal diagnostic device specially designed for electronics laboratories
and professional GSM service workshops. Equipped with a high-resolution infrared sensor (256 x 192) and a 4 MP visible spectrum optical camera (2568 x 1448),
the station uses dual-light technology to overlay the thermal map over the real outline of the motherboard, instantly locating short circuits,
current leaks, and overheated components. The device connects quickly to a computer via USB Type-C interface,
and the dedicated software offers intelligent functions such as one-click current leak detection (Quick Check),
real-time automatic tracking of maximum/minimum temperature, thermal threshold alarms, and comparison with reference boards.
With a compact, foldable design that is easy to integrate into the workbench, the Sunshine LC-AD15 Gen 3 drastically reduces
the time needed to identify defects on any smartphone, tablet, or laptop model.
Recommendation: For a complete working setup, optimal stability, and thermal protection up to 500 degrees C on the workbench,
you can separately purchase the dedicated silicone service mat
Relife RL-AD15, specially designed for this camera, available directly from our store.
Features:
- Infrared resolution: 256 x 192 pixels (uncooled VOx sensor)
- Visible light resolution: 4 MP (2568 x 1448 pixels)
- Temperature measurement range: -20 to +550 degrees C
- Thermal accuracy: +/-5 degrees C or +/-5%
- Display modes: Visible spectrum, Thermal imaging, Quick Check (rapid current leak detection), Dual-light fusion
- Software functions: Automatic Max/Min temperature tracking, audible/visual thermal alarm, measurement on selected zones (frame measurement), sample comparison
- Connectivity: USB Type-C port (compatible with PC/laptop, power supply 5V DC / 2.5W)
- File format: Image saving (JPG) and video recording (MP4)
- Design and dimensions: Compact and foldable body; dimensions 48 x 48 x 154 mm; net weight ~455 g
- Usage: Detection of short circuits and defective components on smartphone, PC, tablet motherboards, and fine electronics