Thermographic Inspection Services

A thermographic infrared inspection compares temperatures across similar and surrounding components to catch the variations that reveal defective or failing parts, before they cause an outage.

Concealed equipment problems exist in almost every significant building, and very few are found through conventional maintenance. Most go undetected until there is a failure, which usually causes extensive damage and interrupts operations. Periodic thermographic inspections catch problems early, reducing maintenance costs and preventing unexpected downtime. Learn how thermal imaging works.

Equipment We Scan

Main electrical services, main distribution panels, panelboards, load centers, motor control centers, bus duct, generators, capacitors, transformers, switchgear, safety switches, motor starters, motors, utility substations and feed poles, machine control panels, and specialty items at your request.

What’s Included

  • Complete report: electronic and printed reports for each component scanned, with thermal and visual images, temperature measurements and a recommended course of action
  • High-definition thermal images: a 640 x 480 high-definition professional camera for precise temperature measurements and images
  • Immediate alerts: severe or critical issues are brought to your attention right away
  • Temperature trending: images and measurements are stored so scans can be compared over time
  • Bar code identification: components are bar coded for accurate trending history

Example: Thermal Problem Detail Report

Example thermal problem detail report

Schedule a thermographic inspection

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