Seek Thermal CQ - AAAX Seek CompactPRO - Android, USB - C

Seek Thermal CompactPRO for Android USB-C

Seek Compact is the first infrared camera to connect to the bottom of the phone. Advanced infrared technology allows you to see the temperature image at day and night time. Infrared scanning shows things hidden to your eyes. The camera is well portable and comes with a handy waterproof case, you can always have it with you. Seek CompactPro has increased chip resolution and heat resolution up to 550 m.

Key properties

• Mobile infrared camera for mobile devices
• FASTFRAME technology for faster imaging
• Detection distance up to 550m
• Temperature directly on the display
• Temperature difference between the coldest and warmest areas
• Independence of lighting (works day and night)
• Temperature range from -40 to +330 ° C
• Possibility to change emissivity
• Viewing angle 32 °

What with this ?

With an infrared camera that scans a spectrum you cannot see with the ordinary eye, you can detect intruders in the dark, even for detecting heat leaks in the property. For example problems with thermal insulation, cracks, thinned parts. It may also be useful for finding concealed power lines. Yes ther option is to look for faulty components when repairing equipment that is otherwise difficult to detect (for example, causing leakage and heating). It is suitable for handymen to find overheated space in their projects.

Compatible devices

Link to the manufacturer website for a list of support devices:

Additional information:

Viewing angle: 32 °
Sensor: 320 × 240 px
Thermal image with a resolution of 76,000 pixels (each pixel with temperature information from - 40 to + 330 ° C)
Heat resolution: up to 550 m
Focusing: manual
Interface: USB-C connector

NOTE: Android devices sometimes orient the microUSB connector in different directions or different locations. For proper use, the USB port should be located at the bottom, with the widest part of the port aligned with the back of the smartphone. Many LG and HTC devices orient the connector in the opposite direction, and many Sony and Motorola devices often place the port sideways. In these cases, it is recommended to use a microUSB cable or adapter to allow the camera to be correctly positioned and positioned.