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Infrared thermography uses thermal imaging to visualise surface temperatures of equipment, electrical panels, and components. By identifying hotspots, cold spots, and temperature patterns, it helps detect overheating, insulation gaps, electrical faults, misalignment, and insulation degradation before failures occur.
Infrared thermography uses thermal imaging to visualise surface temperatures of equipment, electrical panels, and components. By identifying hotspots, cold spots, and temperature patterns, it helps detect overheating, insulation gaps, electrical faults, misalignment, and insulation degradation before failures occur.