thermography + electrical testing

While "thermo" and "graph" together suggest a "heat picture," true thermography is a sophisticated and powerful diagnostic tool. At Thermavision, we go beyond simply capturing images; we provide a comprehensive analysis of thermal data to uncover hidden issues and prevent future problems.

Our process integrates cutting-edge technology with deep expertise:

  • Infra Red Detection: We begin by detecting the invisible electromagnetic radiation known as infrared. This is the foundational energy that we analyze.

  • Advanced Thermal Imagers: Our specialized thermal imaging cameras are designed to capture this infrared radiation with incredible precision, transforming it into a detailed visual "thermogram."

  • Expert Image Analysis: Our certified technicians meticulously examine these thermograms to identify thermal anomalies—subtle temperature variations that can indicate underlying faults or inefficiencies.

  • Comprehensive Secondary Measurements: To ensure a complete and accurate diagnosis, we gather additional data points and measurements. This contextual information is vital for a thorough and reliable assessment.

  • Numerous Calculations: We then perform a series of calculations to quantify and integrate all the collected data. This allows us to provide you with a precise and data-driven understanding of the situation.

This entire process, from initial detection to final analysis, is what we call Thermography. In the hands of our skilled technicians— who are trained and qualified electricians —it becomes an invaluable tool for assessment, prevention, and problem-solving.

What is Thermography? More Than Just a "Heat Picture"

Thermal image showing three electrical components with heat signatures, numbered 1 to 3, connected by cables, with temperature readings and color heat map.

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Infrared thermal image showing three electrical circuit breakers or switches labeled Bx1, Bx2, and Bx3, with temperature readings. Bx2 displays the highest temperature at 105.8°C with a red color indicating high heat, while Bx1 and Bx3 are cooler, shown in green and yellow. The image also includes temperature scales on the left and top, indicating maximum temperatures around 62.9°C and 96.2°F.