Thermal Imaging Surveys

Thermal imaging is best carried out when the electrical system is functioning under normal conditions, which negates the need of operational downtime. Problems are spotted before they become larger issues, helping to increase the lifespan of your system or equipment.

No. In fact, the more pressure on your electrical machinery the better. We are able to see how your system operates when operating at full load capacity, providing a more accurate reading.

• Consultation and scope setting: We discuss your equipment, concerns, and desired outcomes to tailor the survey accordingly.
• Equipment selection: We choose the appropriate thermal imaging camera based on your specific needs and the type of equipment being inspected.
• Scheduling and site preparation: We coordinate the survey time to minimise disruption and advise on any needed preparations like removing obstructions or turning off lights.

• Data collection: Our qualified engineers use the thermal imaging camera to scan electrical panels, boards, switches, connections, and other components.
• Temperature analysis: The camera converts infrared radiation into visual images, highlighting areas with abnormal heat signatures.
• Load correction factor: We utilise a unique formula that considers equipment load and ambient temperature, allowing for accurate assessment of permitted heat limits for each component.
• Real-time discussion and explanation: Our team discusses any anomalies observed with you, explaining their potential implications and next steps.

• Image and data interpretation: Our technical team thoroughly analyses the thermal images and collected data, identifying potential hazards, areas of heat loss, and other key findings.
• Report generation: We create a comprehensive report detailing the survey results, including thermal images, measurements, identified anomalies, and recommendations for corrective actions.
• Discussion and action plan: We discuss the report findings with you in detail, ensuring a clear understanding of the issues and formulating a plan for addressing them.