Fluke iSee cameras
Fluke offers phone-connected thermal cameras. Check the exact camera, phone connector, and supported operating system with the manufacturer. Use the app guide above, then upload a visual export here.
Fluke camera informationNOTICE A CONCERN. SHARE THE CONTEXT.A clearer picture.
A clearer picture.
A professional next step.
Bring your thermal images and electrical concerns to Current Concepts Electric. Mark what caught your attention and build one clear request for an inspection or quote.
No camera purchase required to ask for help Private submission to CCE
Smoke, flames, active sparking, or immediate danger?
Move away, keep others clear, and call 911 from a safe place. Do not wait for a form response or approach equipment to take a picture. For a non-emergency concern, call CCE at 443-843-0707. Requests are not continuously monitored.
FROM YOUR CAMERA TO CCE
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.
1. Choose your camera family
2. Choose your phone
FLIR ONEChoose your phone to get the app
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.
Keep your route back to CCE
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.
FROM A CONCERN TO A CONVERSATION
A useful request in three parts.
01
Identify the equipment.
Tell us what the equipment is, where it is, and what you have noticed. Unknown details are fine.
02
Mark the area to review.
Upload existing images and place manual markers. Add the camera model, capture time, operating state, and any readings already recorded.
03
Connect with CCE.
Call about a non-emergency concern or send the project for review. CCE confirms site access, inspection scope, price, and scheduling.
REAL THERMAL IMAGES NEED A THERMAL SENSOR
The right camera. A clear handoff.
An ordinary phone camera cannot measure heat. Phone attachments with thermal sensors and dedicated thermal cameras capture infrared images using their own supported software.
FLIR and other thermal cameras
Use a compatible manufacturer's app or desktop software to export an image. This CCE feature accepts image files; a direct camera connection requires a separately supported integration.
FLIR camera informationManufacturer names identify equipment and reference information. Affiliate links are disclosed where used; other reference links do not imply endorsement of CCE. Confirm exact-model compatibility before buying hardware.
Good information needs professional interpretation.
Thermal cameras show surface patterns. They cannot see through a closed metal electrical panel. Reflections, material properties, camera settings, distance, and equipment load can affect what an image shows.
Customer-entered readings are recorded as unverified observations. This tool does not calculate temperatures from image colors, detect faults, or certify that equipment is safe. CCE reviews the concern and determines what inspection is appropriate.
Read FLIR's measurement guidanceCURRENT CONCEPTS ELECTRICBring us the concern.