Q&A about the AGM G2 Guardian

Q: What does 10mm thermal lens mean? What’s the difference between a 10mm one and a 3.2mm one?

A: Thermal lens is similar with optical lens in SLR photography, 10mm thermal imaging lens is equivalent to about 85-100mm SLR lens, 3.2 mm thermal imaging lens is equivalent to about 20-35mm SLR lens. The larger the number is, the more zoomed it will be.

Q: Why does AGM G2 Guardian have a 500 thermal detection range?

A: AGM G2 Guardian is equipped with a 10mm thermal lens and a thermal monocular sensor, which allows users to detect heat signal from further distance with a 5 times built-in zoomed in. For human size object, it can be up to 500 meters, and for larger object, it can be up to around 1000 meters – 1200 meters.

Q: What’s the difference between AGM G2 Guardian and AGM G2 Pro?

A: AGM G2 Pro has a similar thermal module with G1S, G1 Pro, or any other thermal phones, with a 3.2mm regular thermal lens, fixed focus system, and a thermal imager sensor. At the meantime there is no smartphone geared up like G2 Guardian. With a 10mm thermal lens, auto-focus, and a thermal monocular sensor, G2 Guardian is the one of a kind new species that brings long range thermal monocular experience into a compact smartphone phone, and even elevated it to another level.

Q: How close does AGM G2 Guardian can see?

A: In order to detect object from further distance without losing focus, AGM G2 Guardian is designed with auto focus feature, range from 50cm till ∞. So even when it comes to close range, G2 Guardian can still get the job done.