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To assist with making your home more energy efficient, Myli members can now borrow a thermal imaging camera with their Myli membership.

A thermal imaging camera can help you to easily visualise hot and cold spots that can indicate energy loss through air or water leaks, gaps in insulation and other defects. The imaging tool displays temperature anomalies on the screen, helping you to pinpoint the source of problem areas.

Place hold on thermal camera

Borrowing Guide —
- Borrowers must have a valid Myli Library of Things adult membership. (Please contact your local library to sign up)
- The thermal camera is available for 2-week loan
- Loans may not be renewed
- Holds can be placed and must be collected from Myli library branches
- The camera must be returned to a Myli library branch and cannot be returned via the after-hours chute. A Myli team member will check the camera and contents to ensure all parts have been returned before it is removed from the patron’s account.
- Per our membership conditions, replacement fees will be incurred for damaged or lost items.
Inside you will find —

Includes 1 thermal camera, 1 thermal camera case, 1 thermal camera strap, 1 wrist strap 1 charging cable, 1 booklet.
Partnership —

The thermal imaging camera is available with thanks to the South Gippsland Shire Council Small Grants program.
Library of Things membership —

— To start borrowing from our wonderful Library of Things, you will need upgrade your existing Myli membership to a Library of Things membership.

— All you need to do is bring along some photo ID and sign the MYLI Library of Things Recreational Equipment Hire Waiver and Terms & Conditions. You must also be over 18 years of age.

— Library of Things items can only be picked up at our staffed locations/hours and should be returned to the same location they were borrowed from.

Thermal Imaging Camera

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