Thermographic Imaging

Thermographic imaging cameras are a non-intrusive, non-invasive and non-destructive tool which can be used as part of a predictive maintenance programme enabling problems to be identified and repaired before they represent a safety or property risk, such as overheating electrical equipment, which could result in a fire or loss. In addition, thermographic cameras are useful for identifying fluid leaks which may require further investigation.

Fixed electrical wiring, portable appliances and machinery all need to be regularly inspected to help prevent overheating or failure; if left unchecked they could exacerbate the risk of fire. Cold spots, fluid leaks and escape of water and ingress of water also need to be carefully managed to prevent potential losses.

Using a thermographic camera can really help to make a difference. Thermal imaging cameras capture invisible infrared radiation, as well as produce images that provide a visual representation of the heat energy emitted, transmitted and reflected by an object.