Infrared thermography is a means of identifying heat energy. The process uses an infrared radiometer (camera) to view heat waves and measure their temperature. Temperatures under 500°C are detected and produces a colorized image allowing temperature variations to be viewed. Infrared thermography thereby provides a safe and fast way to inspect the condition of a facility's electrical integrity.
Our Infrared Thermography Program identifies areas such as loose connections, bad fuses, uneven loads and bad starters which all generate heat loss. This allows you to repair only the equipment requiring it and ordering parts before failure. |
