ELECTRICAL
Thermal Scan
what is Thermal Scanning?
A thermal scan is a technique primarily designed for examining and assessing the thermal conditions of building electrical systems. Utilizing thermal imaging technology, this non-intrusive method captures infrared radiation to create thermographic images that reveal temperature variations across electrical components. In the context of building maintenance, thermal scans play a crucial role in identifying potential issues such as overheating in electrical circuits, connections, or equipment. This proactive approach allows for the early detection of anomalies, helping prevent electrical failures, fires, and ensuring the overall safety and reliability of the building’s electrical infrastructure.
A ZAP OF INSIGHT BY SEEING THROUGH THE HEAT
REVEALING HIDDEN RISKS
Loose & deteriorating connections
Overloaded circuits
Faulty electrical components
Insulation deficiencies
Electrical imbalances
Overheating motors
Faulty electrical panels
Open circuits
Improperly installed wiring
THE POWER OF EARLY DISCOVERY
Minimize electrical hazards
Prevent equipment failure
Reduce unscheduled downtime
Diminish risk of electrical fire
Reduce maintenance & repair costs
Optimize electrical system performance
Extend lifespan of electrical equipment
Comply with regulations & standards
Reduce insurance premiums
- THE SHOCKING 24%
Electrical distribution and lighting equipment accounted for 24% of structure fires in industrial properties, making it the primary cause of such incidents.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is an Electrical Thermal Scan?
An Electrical Thermal Scan is a non-invasive inspection technique that utilizes specialized equipment to capture thermal images of your electrical system. It is a crucial measure to prevent risks and ensure the safety and optimal functioning of your electrical infrastructure.
How does it work?
What does the scan help uncover?
How is the information used?
WHO PERFORMS THE SCAN?
OUR PROCESS
PLAN
INSPECT
ANALYZE
REPAIR & RETEST
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