Infrared Electrical Thermography
ArcLine Technical Group provides infrared electrical inspection services to help commercial facilities identify abnormal heating patterns and potential equipment deficiencies.
Thermal imaging offers a non-contact method of evaluating accessible electrical equipment during operation, supporting proactive maintenance and improved equipment reliability.
Identify Potential Electrical Problems Before They Become Costly Failures.
What Is Infrared Electrical Thermography?
Infrared thermography uses specialized thermal imaging equipment to identify temperature patterns and anomalies that may indicate potential electrical problems.
Under appropriate operating conditions, abnormal heating can be associated with issues such as deteriorated connections, excessive resistance, overloading, or component deterioration.
Thermal findings require interpretation within the context of equipment operating conditions and available inspection information.
Equipment We Inspect
Electrical Panels & Switchboards
Thermal inspection of accessible components and connections.
Switchgear & Distribution Equipment
Evaluation of accessible equipment for unusual heating patterns.
Transformers
Thermal observations of accessible transformer surfaces and associated connections.
Circuit Breakers & Disconnects
Inspection of accessible components for potentially abnormal thermal conditions.
Electrical Connections
Thermal evaluation of accessible terminations and connections where conditions permit meaningful inspection.
What You’ll Receive
Depending on inspection scope:
Infrared thermal images
Corresponding visible-light photographs
Documented inspection observations
Identified thermal anomalies
Prioritized findings where supported
A structured inspection report
Who Benefits From Thermal Inspections?
Commercial building owners
Industrial facilities
Facility and maintenance managers
Property management companies
Data centers and equipment-intensive facilities
Businesses developing preventive maintenance programs
Support Proactive Electrical Maintenance
Identify potential concerns, document equipment conditions, and obtain information that supports informed maintenance decisions.
Infrared inspections are subject to equipment accessibility, loading, environmental conditions, and applicable safety requirements. Thermal imaging does not establish that equipment is free of defects, and corrective electrical work is outside the inspection scope unless separately authorized.