





Thermal Imaging
Thermal imaging has become a valuable tool in the electrical industry. A thermal imaging camera detects the different levels of infrared energy given off by areas of different temperatures and displays these as a pattern on a screen. In simple terms: it detects damaged or broken electrical equipment by showing the amount of heat emitted from the equipment that needs to be repaired or replaced. Most electrical equipment--such as breakers, fuses, and wire--should operate at or just slightly above ambient, or room, temperature.
When inspecting electrical equipment with a thermal imaging camera, problems can be found that would otherwise go undetected until the equipment malfunctions entirely or a fire occurs. Being able to locate damaged equipment before it malfunctions helps prevent those late night emergency calls where someone is left without power or heat and waiting for an electrician to arrive to fix the problem. Discovering the problem before it breaks down completely allows time for ordering replacement parts, scheduling a convenient time to shut the equipment down, and ultimately saving money on parts and labor.
Below are just a few examples we've found.
Atlanta/Decatur
404-321-3134
Marietta/Woodstock
770-986-7571
Sandy Springs/Dunwoody
770-452-4663