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Seek Thermal

Seek Thermal CW-AAA Compact-All-Purpose Thermal Imaging Camera for Android USB-C

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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

All-Purpose Thermal Imaging Camera for Android USB-C Devices. Auto Emissivity

Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Connectivity Technology: USB


Brand: Seek Thermal


Item Weight: 235 Grams


Hardware Interface: USB


Manufacturer: ‎Seek Thermal


Part Number: ‎CW-AAA


Item Weight: ‎8.3 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎3.75 x 7 x 1.75 inches


Country of Origin: ‎USA


Item model number: ‎CW-AAA


Size: ‎Compact


Style: ‎Android USB-C


Material: ‎Magnesium Housing


Pattern: ‎Camera


Power Source: ‎Android Device


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Included Components: ‎Thermal Imaging Camera, Waterproof Case


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎1-year manufacturer


Date First Available: June 1, 2019


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    • Great camera!!
Style: iOS Pattern Name: Camera Size: Compact
Review Image by Ken C. Ken C.
Review Image by Ken C. Ken C.
Been wanting a thermal imaging camera for some time and was considering the FLIROne, but not interested in a product that works ONLY for a single phone (what were they thinking?) so held off. I know FLIR is making a model similar to the Seek's design, but as we were getting new windows in our house, I had the perfect rationalization to buy one! :) First, this thing is small and sturdy, and the case is likely bulletproof. Once I started inspecting things around the house, I just ended up keeping it in my pocket (in the case) pretty much all the time. It's not much bigger than some of the "smart" car keys, and a camera isn't any good if you don't have it with you. My wife and friends have commented on the geekiness of having a thermal camera with me at all times, but I think they're just jealous. Image quality is very good, though you can clearly see how low the actual resolution of the sensor is, and you can see small details well. Checking the insulation around a newly installed large, double window from about 10 ft away, I could easily see where they missed the foam insulation in a thin layer about 1 inch long. That's not a big deal as far as the windows go, but I may as well seal it up completely as long as we've got things apart. On a cold night, I've scanned the new windows and the old single-pane windows and the inside of the glass is about 5 degrees colder on the old panes. Useful for checking electrical systems. See the photos of an extension cord I was using with my electric car charger. During charging, the plug was heating up to 161 degrees, even though it was rated for the load it was using. Removing it from the chain, the charger plug only heated to 89 degrees. I also found two circuit breakers that run hotter than the others in the box - not scary hot, but just hotter - so I'll be investigating the load on them. At a commercial building, I was able to see the steel studs through the drywall in an uninsulated interior wall. Can't see the wooden studs in my house though. Software isn't perfect, but has been reliable (has crashed the phone once, and I've got to restart occasionally, but only when I've been putting the camera on and off many times in the day). The split-screen mode that uses the regular camera at the same time as the thermal also captures both images when you take a shot and you can use the split-screen capability when viewing later too, not just in the live mode. The high/low temperature boxes are a little bit large and it would be nice for them to be off to the side of the actual hot/cold spot with a connecting arrow or line, but that's a nit-picky detail. One thing I'd like to use this for is locating owls that we hear in our back yard woods. Technically, I think it would work, but the lens is a little too wide angle for this to be realistic for the distance and even a big owl is going to be pretty small and hard to see. It would probably work with larger wildlife though. The refresh rate for video is not very fast though, so something moving fairly rapidly across the image will display multiple ghosts. The only time this was really glaringly obvious was when I was taking video of a train out the window of a slowly moving car - people on the sidewalk showed up as 4 or 5 ghosts of themselves - not exactly a major limitation. Overall, I haven't regretted buying this for a second. It works well, is a terrific design, and lets me see a view of the world I can't get otherwise. As silly as it sounds, the well designed case makes this a massively more useful/enjoyable camera since I can comfortably and easily have it with me all the time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2015 by Ken C. Ken C.
    • Loads of Fun Experimenting
Style: iOS Pattern Name: Camera Size: CompactXR
Review Image by Equus Equus
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When I read that the others had batteries that had to be charged after an hour's use, I knew the Seek would be better for me because it uses your phone's battery. I hiked for three hours and while it drained my iPhone 11's battery to about 30% by the end (I took a lot of photos), I was prepared with a portable charger just in case. It turns out I didn't need it. I'm a herper (amateur herpetologist) and took the Seek into the desert to see if I could locate any snakes or lizards. They sometimes hide in crevices in between boulders in my area. I knew they did this because it holds heat. But until I took the Seek into the desert, I didn't realize just how much. Posted are only two of many filters. You'll see I tested one of the filters on my desktop computer that was clearly heating up the door as it vented. One photo is of the living room window. You can clearly see which window had sun exposure that time of day. I was really quite surprised at how well the plant life holds the heat during the night. It was 46 degrees when I took the saguaro photo (not the crested saguaro). All of the shrubs around it were warm, as well. Using a different filter, you can see where the crested saguaro held heat. The boulder photos were amazing to see. I knew they held heat. I could feel the temperature difference when I touched it, but to see it like this was very cool. I can't wait to go back out and explore more! I plugged the Seek into my phone and it immediately prompted me to download the software, so I did. I also watched the video Seek provided within the app. It was very helpful. I registered the product. It does ask for access to your photos, which is fine because I want the photos saved to my phone, which it does. You can see from the photos that it's a very small device. It comes with a waterproof case and a key ring so you can attach the case to wherever you like. Ignore the hair tie that I tied to the key ring, I need get a carabiner for it. On a side note, it clicks at regular intervals as it's testing the temperature and setting the image, I presume. It didn't bother me at all, it's quiet. I plan to experiment with the other filters. Well worth the money, in my opinion. It clearly has household uses, but for me, exploring nature with Seek is what's going to be fun. If you have kids, take them out with this and let them see nature in a way we don't normally get to see it. Science....let's find out! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2022 by Equus Equus
    • Good price for a decent clip on thermal camera
Style: iOS Pattern Name: Camera Size: Compact
Review Image by C. Manuelian C. Manuelian
Review Image by C. Manuelian C. Manuelian
Im very happy with this camera. The pictures show how well my radiators are heating up. The vertical red line is the steam riser inside my wall. Fuzzy? yeah. This isn't a photograph. It's a thermograph. I use this for analyzing heat differences. I find where heat is leaking out of my house, heating systems and even for finding shorted electronic components. It's small and comes with a small case when you're not using it. The camera app works well with my iPhone and is easy to use and capture images. This unit is limited to phones or iPads that have lightning connectors. My only complaints, it won't fit when you have a case on your phone. You have to remove the case to use it. (I have an old iPhone 5 that I use it with no case) There is a function in the app to show the image from the sensor and the phones camera. It's a nice idea but bad in function. They don't match up at all, so pretty much worthless. The other functions in the app work well. Good for the price and useful for the non professional. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024 by C. Manuelian C. Manuelian

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