Thermal Imaging Camera Zoom Information Session (In-Person London Colney)

Would you like to find out where heat leaks from your home?
Sustainable St Albans has thermal imaging cameras for residents in the city and district of St Albans can borrow.  The information sessions are Free and it is also Free to borrow a camera; however a security deposit is required when you borrow the camera which is returned the next day when you return the camera.

In order to borrow the camera you must first attend a free online information session; these sessions cover:

• What you can learn about your home by using the camera
• The arrangements for booking to borrow the camera, for the collection and return of the camera and the handling of deposits, with Q&A.

Further information on using the cameras is provided in the Information Pack and Video for the relevant camera, which can can be found on this webpage https://sustainablestalbans.org/efficient-buildings/thermal-imaging-camera/

Borrowing a thermal imaging camera:

Sustainable St Albans has three (different) thermal imaging camera (known as “Harpenden Camera”, “St Albans camera” and “Community Camera”).

• The “Harpenden Camera” and “St Albans Camera” are loaned to St Albans district residents on a daily basis.
• The “Community Camera” is loaned to schools and to community groups on a weekly basis.
• Following the information session you will be sent links to various Eventbrite Borrowing Events to book to borrow the camera.

Before you attend the session please

• read the St Albans Information Pack 

• watch the ten minute video “How to use the St Albans Camera video” on https://sustainablestalbans.org/efficient-buildings/thermal-imaging-camera/

It is free for residents of the St Albans District to attend these sessions and to borrow the camera. A refundable £200 security deposit is however required. Donations are always welcome.

Go to Sustainable St Albans Event Page to book your place and you will obtain venue information.