Areas

Thermal Scanning

Imagine if your company suffers a critical electrical fault that resulted in a major disruption to your business, causing excessive downtime. This can be detected before it happens and prevented utilising thermal scanning.

Electrical Thermal Imaging

Electrical thermal imaging examines the operating temperatures of electrical equipment under normal load and detects potential problems before they develop, such as loose connections or degraded components.

PV Solar Panel Thermal Surveys

Thermal scanning can be completed upon active solar systems such as Photovoltaic panels or solar hot water systems to find defective cells and ensure normal operations after a large weather event such as a storm.

Cold Room Room Insulation Leakage

Thermal scanning can be utilised to examine the thermal loss of key infrastructure such as cold rooms and freezers, leading to a more energy efficient system in turn reducing power costs. This can be utilised on both existing systems and for quality assurance of new installations.

RCD Testing

Residual Current Devices (RCD) are a safety device which quickly disconnects a circuit when it detects the electrical current is not in balance potentially saving lives. As such these systems are legislated to be tested regularly to ensure they operate in the quickest possible time.

Drone Thermal Inspections

Thermal Scanners have the capabilities to utilise drone technology during its thermography inspections to reach hard to access regions or cover large areas in a short time frame; completed utilising FLIR technology.

Mechanical Thermal Imaging

Mechanical thermal imaging is used to examine the operating temperatures of various mechanical devices in operation helping to find areas of high friction and wear before they fail or cause degradation of the system.

Insurance Thermal Survey

Insurance companies are frequently requesting thermal scanning to be completed upon electrical boards as part of the requirements to obtain insurance policies and increase safety by mitigating the risk of an electrical fire.