What is thermal imaging?
Thermal imaging is a form of camera technology that allows you to produce crisp images in even the darkest environments. Using infrared wavelengths, these cameras can measure the thermal signature of areas of all shapes and sizes, ranging from a small electrical box to your entire building. This data is then converted into a visual image that colourises heat, making it easy to spot thermal variances within the image.
Why is Thermal Imagining Important?
The greatest benefit of thermal imaging is its ability to spot sudden spikes in heat levels. This allows you to prevent costly fires in your electrical systems, making your operations more reliable. Thermal imaging can be used to seek out loose connections too, along with lost phases in three-phase systems. By constantly monitoring your systems, you’re not only able to spot problems, you can also predict when they may occur in the future.