When an inspection uses thermal and visible photographs, keep both linked to the same asset and capture event. A visually combined image does not replace a clear record of what was photographed and when.
Build an image-pair record
| Record field | What it should establish |
|---|---|
| Asset identifier | Which equipment or location the pair concerns |
| Capture event | Date, time and relevant work conditions |
| Thermal output | Which original file contains the thermal record |
| Visible photograph | Which file identifies the corresponding scene |
| Presentation copy | How any overlay, crop or annotation links back to the originals |
Use the supplied app’s documented capture and export functions. If the images are taken separately, record the pairing rather than assuming the next file in the gallery is the match. When the scene or operating condition changes between captures, keep that limitation visible to the reviewer.
Check the receiving report
Open the completed test report and confirm that the thermal view, visible context and notes all refer to the intended asset. Include an easily confused neighbouring asset in an authorized sample workflow if that is a real reporting risk. An incorrect pairing is a record-management problem even when both individual images look clear.
The P20 Pro and R4 GT product listings identify integrated thermal phones. They do not establish synchronized dual-image capture, a fusion mode or automatic pairing in the supplied software. Confirm those functions separately rather than deriving them from the term dual spectrum.
Use the original-versus-edited file guide and ask Phonemax which image-pair and export functions are delivered before adopting a reporting process. This article contains no synchronized-capture, fusion or inspection test result.
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