Find Air Leaks & Cold Spots At Home With RISION Magic Series

The RISION Magic series thermal cameras are a useful tool for homeowners looking to find air leaks and cold spots in their homes. These cameras can detect surface temperatures and provide a color map, making it easier to identify issues such as drafty windows and doors, patchy insulation, and heating that doesn’t reach every room.

The RISION Magic series thermal cameras plug into the USB-C port of a smartphone or Windows laptop, making them a convenient and portable solution. They can detect heat escaping from a home, which can help homeowners identify areas where they can improve their insulation and reduce their energy bills.

In addition to detecting heat escaping from a home, the RISION Magic series thermal cameras can also detect if a heating system is falling short or if an electrical part is running too hot. This can help homeowners identify potential safety hazards and take steps to address them.

Thermal cameras can detect temperature differences in surfaces, but cannot see through walls. However, they can still provide useful clues about what might be happening inside a home. For example, a leaky seal around a window can appear as a streak of cooler color on the thermal camera's color map.

Common trouble spots in a home that can be checked with a thermal camera include the attic hatch, dryer vent, and edges of recessed ceiling lights. By using a thermal camera to identify these issues, homeowners can take steps to address them and improve the energy efficiency of their homes.

The RISION Magic series thermal cameras are available with discounts for Prime Big Deals Day, making them a more affordable solution for homeowners looking to improve their energy efficiency.

## Why it matters Many cold-weather issues start small and can be hard to notice until they start driving up energy bills. A thermal camera is a handy tool that can help homeowners identify these issues before they become major problems. By using a thermal camera to detect heat escaping from their homes and identify areas where they can improve their insulation, homeowners can take steps to reduce their energy bills and stay warm and comfortable during the cold winter months.