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Thermal imaging camera detects hot water leak.
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Previously:
Fixing an underground leak - GIF
Frozen leak - GIF
Juice factory tank leak - GIF
Leaking bathroom tile - GIF
Thermal imaging multimeter for electricians - GIF
Yup. And if you turn on a hot water tap and let it run for 10 minutes, you can trace the hot water pipes behind your walls. I have a few thermal cameras and they're AWESOME. You can see breakers that are heating up. You can see heat leakage in your house.
There's a beaver that lives in a lake that's on my property. The beaver swimming disturbs the water. She'll kick up water from deeper (cooler) WHICH YOU CAN SEE ON THE CAMERA. It's so cool. You can see the path the beaver swam for a few minutes after she came through. This beaver:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTMXnHdR2QI
You can also see warm fingerprints on keypad locks and cell phones.
Now that's cute. I was beginning to wonder if she ever got full.
She'll just keep eating until you give her cabbage. If you give her cabbage she takes it and runs. Every time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S