Thermal camera loan scheme
Library Thermal camera loan scheme with Wight Community Energy
How to borrow a thermal camera from the library
Isle of Wight residents can borrow a thermal camera from their local library to identify cold spots in their home. The library thermal camera loan scheme makes it easy and convenient for you to identify areas in your home that are letting out heat and take steps to save energy.
- to borrow a thermal camera you need to be a library member – join for free
- you can borrow a camera on a first come first serve basis
The camera is in a bag with instructions.
The instructions
- are easy to follow
- tell you how to use the device
- provide signposting about what to do with the results
More information about home energy from Wight Community Energy
Energy advice from the Footprint Trust
The Footprint trust is an energy charity who in addition to offering home visits, provide over-the-phone guidance and face-to-face help with saving energy at their drop-in sessions. They can offer help using our thermal cameras.
Drop-in sessions
The Footprint Trust hold drop-in sessions offering energy support and guidance
- Lord Louis Newport Library on Mondays between 10am and 2pm
- Ryde Library on the second Tuesday of every month between 10am and 12pm