AI electrical tools
The AI layer is deliberately honest: normal phone cameras can flag visible risk clues and create thermal-style overlays, but true temperature readings require thermal hardware or thermal image data.
Normal RGB cameras cannot measure LWIR surface temperature. Our normal-camera mode is a visual risk scanner. Real thermal analysis is only for uploaded thermal-camera imagery or compatible thermal hardware.
Upload a board photo and create a draft circuit map, breaker list, RCD group notes and temporary HVAC suitability questions.
Use it for desk review only; the panel still needs inspection, testing and safe access by a qualified person.
Use a normal phone photo for a thermal-style risk overlay based on visible clues, or upload true thermal imagery when available.
Normal cameras cannot measure temperature. This flags visual risk clues and creates a pseudo-thermal check map.
Upload or type nameplate details from heaters, dehumidifiers, fans or AC units and extract voltage, current, watts, phase and IP hints.
Use the extracted values to pre-fill generator, RCD and voltage drop tools.
A photo-led checklist for coiled reels, discolouration, cracked plugs, loose strain relief and overloaded adaptors.
Designed around visible signs only, with clear escalation language.
Use a room photo plus measurements to draft dehumidifier and air mover placement notes for drying jobs.
Useful for pre-site scoping, not a moisture survey.
Draft a method statement outline for temporary heating, drying, ventilation or cooling equipment on site.
Editable draft for qualified review, not legal or safety sign-off.
Turn observations into a clear remedial scope, materials prompt and temporary equipment restriction note.
For drafting, not certification.
Create a compact pack with assumptions, equipment list, circuit plan, risk flags and equipment category references.
For hire desks, FM teams and contractors turning a calculation into a client-facing note.
