At our company we apply the international standards ISO 18434-1, ISO 18436-7 and IEC 62446-3 and offer an effective service for inspecting electrical panels and other equipment with FLIR thermal imaging cameras, which allow electrical and mechanical equipment to be inspected without contact by showing us temperature patterns. The camera features a 180° rotating optical block, temperature measurements down to -40°C, and a temperature data logging system. It can detect problems in electrical panels, mechanical systems, HVAC and water damage, and can measure temperatures up to 400°C. We also provide performance and calibration adjustment services. Thermal imaging cameras create images from the differences in heat between objects, which allows them to detect heat effectively.
Infrared thermography applied to buildings is used to quickly verify, diagnose and monitor water leaks and dampness, thermal losses, air leaks and thermal bridges in building envelopes, roofs, walls, ceilings and installations. FLIR cameras are your essential tool for locating and diagnosing electrical, mechanical and construction problems. They quickly locate hot spots, and offer dynamic multispectral imaging (MSX), patented by FLIR. Your inspections will be more efficient because you can do all of your tasks from the touchscreen: organize your photos, add detailed notes and upload them directly to the FLIR Ignite cloud for convenient access from any device. When you are ready to share images and create client reports, you can use your images and notes in FLIR Ignite or FLIR Thermal Studio for a more streamlined experience. Infrared sensors are used in motion detection, night vision, astronomy, art restoration, gas detection and a variety of other applications. Infrared light is a vital part of our lives, whether we realize it or not. Many sensors pick up IR in the form of infrared radiation. Infrared radiation can be felt in the form of heat.
