Electrical and Mechanical Thermography

Non-disruptive testing for overloads, loose connections, elevated temperatures, misalignment, and more. 

Electrical Thermography is widely used for the inspection of common industrial equipment and components, such as: breaker panels, transformers, bus duct connections, fuses, MCCs, motor starters, distribution belts, bearings, motors, and more. 

Thermal Imaging is  non-invasive and does not disrupt production. Infrared Thermal Inspections, LLC provides annual Thermography scans, full reports, infrared baselines, diagnostic testing, and travels where you need us, when you need us. 

How Does it Work?

Infrared Thermal Inspections, LLC offers two types of Electrical scans. 

Qualitative Infrared Thermography 
Our Qualitative scans are performed by a Thermographer holding a minimum Level 3 Thermography certification using high resolution thermal imaging equipment. These scans can be done on any variety of components in your facility, to include commercial, residential, and industrial buildings. Our Lead Thermographer uses past experience and NFPA recommendations to screen your equipment and provide you with the findings. Whether you have motors showing signs of an elevated thermal pattern consistent with poor airflow (left) or breakers showing signs of heating, commonly associated with a loose connection at the terminal (right), ITI will provide you with all data necessary for you to make next step decisions and repairs.  

Quantitative Infrared Thermography
Quantitative Thermography pairs qualitative Thermography (thermal gradient and patterns) with numerical reading (amperage, voltage, etc) to ensure you understand why your equipment is heating and what the next steps need to be. Quantitative Infrared Thermography with Infrared Thermal Inspections consists of a Level 3 Thermographer and a licensed Master Electrician. 

All Electrical Thermography Scans are uniquely quoted because of many variables, such as: equipment being scanned, facility size and condition, personnel needed to complete the Infrared scan, and more. 

Please Contact Us for your personal evaluation and quote today. 

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What are the Benefits of having an Electrical Thermography Inspection Performed? 

Prevent Downtime

It has been said that time is more valuable than money - how much does downtime cost you?

Prevent downtime by paying close attention to thermal patterns indicative of larger issues down the road. Perform preventative repairs and eliminate down time.

Reduce Unplanned OT

Downtime brings about overtime for maintenance workers. Prevent unplanned overtime by performing predictive and preventative repairs on the clock; a great benefit of preventing downtime is reducing unplanned overtime.  

Satisfy Insurance Requirements

Cross your T's and dot your I's for your insurance policy requirements. 

Many insurance providers require an annual 3rd party infrared assessment of electrical equipment. Infrared Thermal inspection, LLC meets or exceeds requirements put in place by many insurance companies by having a Level 3 Thermographer on staff.  

Increase Worker Safety

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