Electrical, Mechanical, HVAC and Under Floor Heating Systems

Overloaded circuits, faulty wiring and loose electrical connections all generate heat and can pose serious fire hazards. Detecting these potential hazards with Infrared cameras is a very effective method of pre-emptive action and a valuable means of reducing production downtime and costly repair. IR can detect thin spots in furnace heat exchangers and flues; mechanical problems such as worn, under-lubricated pumps, motors and bearings in fans, compressors and furnaces; electrical faults; refrigerant leaks and blockages in HVAC components.

Pipe-work associated with under-floor heating systems radiate heat through the floor surface and their patterns can readily be detected with an infrared camera. Using infrared cameras the integrity of heat patterns, zone failures and leaks are detected enabling non-destructive analysis of suspected defects.