Seek Thermal Compact

Turn your Smartphone into a Thermal Imager

Thermal imaging provides useful insight into the detection of energy loss in homes, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities. Inspection with thermal imaging detects energy loss caused by air leaks, missing or damaged insulation, inefficient HVAC systems, and poor construction.

Finding and assessing these problems requires a thermal imager to identify hot and cold spots. Seek Thermal Compact thermal imaging cameras enable contractors to conduct building and home inspections quickly and accurately, without the need to crawl through attics and crawlspaces or punch holes in walls to find air leaks, thermal bypasses, and insulation gaps.

Key Applications

• Building Envelopes
  The building envelope separates the outside environment from the inside and is a frequent location of energy loss. Find water and air leaks, identify structural damage, unsealed gaps and insulation gaps in

• HVAC Motors and Generators

  • Malfunctioning and overheating motors and generators contribute to energy waste within HVAC systems.

  • Thermal imaging detects elevated temperatures, which are indicative of system inefficiencies and impending failure in:

• HVAC Systems

  • HVAC systems can be the biggest energy consumer within a commercial and industrial facility. Preventive maintenance and repair can decrease waste and increase efficiency.

  • Use thermal imaging to find air and heat leaks, overheated components, misconfigurations, and wear in:

• Boilers

  • Boilers are at the core of every steam and hot water heating system, and they are frequently a point of energy inefficiency. Thermal imaging can detect error conditions in:

• Steam-Heating Systems

  • Many industrial and commercial facilities still rely on steam for central heating. Thermal imaging can be used to find temperature differentials that show improper operation, leaks, and blockages that affect the efficiency of:

• Electrical Systems

  • As electrical components degrade, resistance increases and cause energy loss in the form of heat that can be measured using thermal imaging.

  • Use thermal imaging to find an imbalance, impending failure, and loose or corroded connections.