Move away, keep others clear, and call 911 from a safe place. Do not wait for this form, approach equipment for a photo, or remove covers. For a non-emergency concern, call CCE at 443-843-0707. Requests are not continuously monitored.
Save your notes and photos in this browser for up to 72 hours. Use a private device. Contact fields are not saved; anything you type into project notes is included.
Return using this same browser and website address. A different browser, private session, or cleared site data may not have your saved draft.
Show us your space.
Add photos, try concept placements, and save ideas that fit the way you live or work.
A thermal image is a starting point for review.
Use an export from an actual thermal camera. The phone camera below takes ordinary photos and cannot measure heat. Choose the image type for each photo, then mark areas you want CCE to review.
Keep the original thermal file. Uploaded previews are resized images; they do not retain original radiometric temperature data. Copy any already-recorded readings in Project details.
Bring your thermal image into the conversation.
Use your camera's manufacturer app, then bring the exported image back for CCE to review.
Real thermal camera hardware is required. An ordinary phone camera cannot measure temperature.
Check that your FLIR camera model and phone are supported in the app listing. Downloads open in a new tab. Already installed? Open it from the store or your phone. Camera setup happens in the manufacturer's app.
- Use the manufacturer app
Open an existing capture or obtain a safe view using compatible thermal hardware and the manufacturer's guidance.
- Export a still image
Save a JPEG or PNG to Photos or Files. Keep the original thermal capture or report for professional review.
- Return here and add it to CCE
Upload the saved image, select “Thermal camera export,” and mark any area you want CCE to review.
Use existing or safely obtained images. Keep electrical covers closed and stay away from exposed electrical parts.
Return manually in the same browser and website address. The link does not transfer images. In the builder, save your draft before leaving to keep your notes.
Add a thermal export or context photo
Photograph visible labels and closed panels; leave covers in place.
For thermal images, use your thermal camera’s own app, then choose its exported image below. Keep the original file for CCE.
Your camera is used only when you open it. No audio or video recording.
Start with the whole space, show your preferred location, then capture a safely visible equipment label or route. 0/6 photos added.
Use a thermal camera's exported image and an ordinary context photo, if already available. Stay outside closed equipment. Do not remove covers, touch hot parts, or recreate a fault to collect images.
Thermal concerns go to CCE for professional review. Automated photo ideas are unavailable for this request.
Small ideas. Useful upgrades.
Suggestions based on the space and project types you selected. Choose what interests you.
Ask about a preventive thermal inspection
Discuss an inspection for your property or facility and the equipment you want reviewed.
Document a thermal concern
Bring existing images, equipment details, and symptoms together for CCE to review.
Plan for the next power outage
Choose the appliances and essentials you want CCE to include in a backup review.
Prepare your panel for what is next
Ask CCE to review capacity, surge protection, and plans for new equipment.
Get a recurring electrical issue reviewed
Describe flickering, lost power, or repeated trips so CCE can plan a service visit.
Use my ChatGPT
Take your project brief into your own ChatGPT, attach the photos you choose, and explore ideas. Bring your favorite suggestions back here for CCE to review.
- Copy your brief.
- Open ChatGPT, paste it, and attach your photos if you wish.
- Add the ideas you like to this project.
This opens a separate ChatGPT conversation. Your account is not connected to this website, and photos are not sent automatically. The generated brief excludes your contact fields and ZIP code; review your own notes before sharing.
Thermography needs professional review. A regular RGB camera does not measure temperature. Re-encoded previews do not preserve radiometric data, and any displayed readings remain unverified. The brief asks ChatGPT to help organize questions for CCE, without inferring temperatures, certifying safety, or giving live electrical procedures.