Thermography and control of electrical systems

This is how we use thermography

We have thermography cameras that can measure from -40 ° C to 500 ° C, with a resolution of 0.08 ° C. With this we can locate areas in your building where there is a potential to increase energy efficiency. Thermography is often used as a preventive measure, where potential deviations are detected and before situations arise that require costly improvements.
We use thermography for:

• Detection of overheating in electrical facilities such as the intake, main distributions, distributions, electrical equipment, etc.
• Detection of heating cables and waterborne heat in the floor when drilling in the floor
• Detection of faulty location in heating cable system
• Follow-up and control of machines such as motors, pumps, hydraulic systems, etc.
• Detection of cold bridges, lack of insulation, air leaks and moisture in building structures
• Level measurement in tanks
• Detection of hot surfaces in engine rooms etc.
• Detection of growth / sediment in pipes

If temperature differences are detected, this gives indications that it may be appropriate to take measures. Thermography results can be displayed at the control site and / or reported with a thermography report.

Internal control of electrical systems

Internal control of electrical systems is a field we are investing heavily in. We offer internal control of all electrical systems, for example in private homes, larger buildings, industry, ships and alarm systems. Thermography is a natural part of internal control at such facilities. We can deliver a complete internal control system, with control and correction of deviations.