Seek Thermal Compact-All-Purpose Thermal Imaging Camera for Android USB-C
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Arrives
Saturday, May 30
Style: Android USB-C
Pattern Name: Camera
Size: Compact
Features
- Transform your smartphone or tablet into an all-purpose thermal camera with a 206 x 156 thermal Sensor for use at home, the jobsite, and more.
- Find and fix faster by seeing problems invisible to the naked eye such as: energy loss, electrical and mechanical failures, water damage, and hundreds more heat related issues.
- Perfect tool for DIY homeowners, contractors, builders, and engineers.
- Does not require batteries or charging. Waterproof case included. Free seek mobile app.
Description
Seek Thermal compact-all-purpose thermal imaging camera for Android USB
Shooting Modes: Automatic
Exposure Control Type: Automatic
Color: black
Media Type: ProductImage
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Shooting Modes: Automatic
Exposure Control Type: Automatic
Color: black
Media Type: ProductImage
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
File Format: JPEG
Screen Size: 1.5 Inches
Viewfinder Type: LCD screen
Audio Recording: No
Has Self-Timer: No
Connectivity Technology: USB
Hardware Interface: USB
Focus Type: Autofocus
Autofocus: No
Focal Length Description: 0mm
Real Angle of View: 36 Degrees
Aperture Modes: automatic
Camera Flash: no flash
Brand: Seek Thermal
Model Name: Compact for Android USB-C
Manufacturer: Seek Thermal
UPC: 859356006323
Global Trade Identification Number: 23
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Model Number: CW-AAA
Mfr Part Number: CW-AAA
Item Type Name: Thermal imaging camera.
Warranty Description: 1-year manufacturer
Built-In Media: Thermal Imaging Camera, Waterproof Case
Item Weight: 235 Grams
Sensor Type: Infrared
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I have to say, Seek makes a high quality product that is built to last for years providing that you keep it in it's case when you are not using it. It's simple to use just download the app from the Google Play Store or from Apple, plug the camera into the USB port grant the permission to use the camera and start taking thermal imaging videos and pictures in seconds. I bought my first one in 2016 then another one in 2017 before buying this one in January 2023. They just get better. They are not cheap but if you need to see a wedding ring in the drain pipe before you take the pipes apart or you need to see inside of the wall or if you want to watch your own heart beat as it happens this is the perfect thing to do it with. There's so many wonderful things that you can use this camera for. If you are using it professionally it will pay for itself the first or second time you use it. It's amazing how many surprising things you can do with it. It's durable, dependable, and easy to use producing high quality pictures and videos. I highly recommend all of the Seek Thermal Imaging Line of Video Cameras. "Pro's trust Seek Thermal Imaging Video Cameras for all their needs and so can you."
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2023 by Ben Owensby
Style: Android USB-C
Pattern Name: Camera
Size: Compact
To use with OnePlus devices, go to Settings, then System, then turn on "OTG storage". It will turn back off again after 10 minutes of not being used, so you'll need to go do this again every time you want to use the Seek. What are you actually enabling? "OTG storage" really isn't storage, it's simply enabling the phone's USB port to power external devices, which could be an external storage device. Or a thermal camera. Regrettably, I already RMA'd one unit which probably would have worked just fine if I'd have discovered this trick beforehand. I called Amazon Tech Support regarding this issue and they had no fix for it, and did the RMA without my asking for it. That was good customer service to offer to immediately send a new unit, but having just a little bit more information on hand regarding this device would have saved a lot of trouble with the return. The manual which comes with the camera is useless, and it was surprisingly difficult to find the fix for this issue using Google. Outside of this small hack to get it to work with my OnePlus 6, I'm shocked at how well it works. It'll be all I need to find hot (or dead) components in my solar electric systems. One quirk is that in 16:9 ratio the menu options are hidden by the Home buttons, so I had to change the aspect ratio to 4:3 and now the menus all work just fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2019 by NSBOB1
I've tried all the modes, and to be honest, looking at windows (since I was looking for leaks/cold) it's almost impossible to tell that there is a window. I noticed that if I stood in bare feet in one place for a minute, then walked away, I could easily see my warm foot steps, but it's dang impossible to see anything other that huge differences in temps. As an example, wife parker her warm car - it's 14F outside, and in the different modes, from 50 foot, I could see the engine area, but I could not really see anything around it to identify that I'm looking at a car and a hot engine. I expected this to provide some sense of an overlay of the visual image with heat, but not even close. I also went out to my bee hives, because the temp changes automatically, I could not see if the bees were alive or not, as the temp gradient kept changing and there was no way to see if the hive was warmer than the surrounding area, or from one section to another in the hive stack. I will be returning this and I guess I'll end up with a lower pixel resolution to get something reasonable.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2021 by I.T. Guy
Style: Android USB-C
Pattern Name: Camera
Size: Compact
I'm impressed by the detail and resolution of the camera. It also doesn't seem to drain my battery very quickly. I think for the price there isn't anything comprable from competitors in terms of specs. Learning to focus took a little bit of practice. I found all sorts of interesting sources of heat as well as heat loss around and outside my house. Note I have the USB c Android edition. It works great with my pixel 3 (although I have to take off the case) but for some reason was not recognized by my OnePlus 3T. Minor gripes: it requires full access to location data for the program to run, it will not even run if you set it to allow location collection "only when the app is running." I installed the app on my iPhone and it will run, with GPS data allowed only when the app is running. Android also notified me that it checked my location in the background randomly in the middle of the day when I had not even run the app that day, so I'm not sure what that's about. I guess you can turn off location privileges every time you stop using the app and then turn it back on next time you want to use it, but really, come on? Also, I guess I have to get a USB port extender. Other than that it's pretty cool to be able to see things that you can't see with your own eyes. Just a reminder for those wanting a magic camera that can see through stuff: this only shows surface temperature, it does not even see through windows, but will give you the temperature of the window glass. Sometimes it can even show you a cool reflection of yourself in the glass as your infrared light is reflected. That being said, if something behind a wall or door is putting off heat and warming up that section of wall, you will see that warmth on the other side.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2019 by Nate from Utah