Inspect the asset
Define the equipment, surface and inspection task before choosing the imaging setup.
Bring thermal imaging, site photos and field notes together with Phonemax P20 Pro or the compact R4 GT.
Discuss your inspection workflow
Help technicians document temperature differences during equipment checks and building maintenance. Pair the device with a repeatable inspection process: identify the asset, capture thermal and visible images, record the conditions and pass the findings to the maintenance team.
Define the equipment, surface and inspection task before choosing the imaging setup.
Save thermal views alongside visible photos and notes from the same inspection.
Associate findings with an asset or work order and arrange the next maintenance action.
Use temperature differences as a starting point for investigating an asset's condition.
Document accessible surface patterns during building-envelope or maintenance checks.
Keep images, locations and operator notes together in your chosen reporting workflow.
Use consistent viewing conditions, settings and reference points for follow-up inspections.
Support routine checks of accessible equipment and prepare records for technical review.
Capture surface temperature patterns to guide further investigation and maintenance.
Carry imaging and communication in one device while documenting work at different sites.
Choose P20 Pro for integrated thermal imaging with 5G, or R4 GT for compact carry with thermal imaging and night vision. Confirm imaging specifications against your inspection task.
Share the assets, temperature range, viewing distance, work environment and reporting needs.
Compare sample images and test file handling, application compatibility and shift charging.
Agree the model, accessories, training needs and inspection procedure before a team purchase.
Thermal imaging shows temperature-related patterns. Night vision serves low-light viewing. Select the imaging function that matches the inspection, then confirm the exact model specification.
Interpret thermal findings with the operating conditions, material and emissivity assumptions in mind. Qualified personnel should assess the evidence and determine the next action.
Tell us what you inspect, the working environment, required imaging performance and expected device quantity.
The final configuration, software, accessories and commercial terms are confirmed for your project.