Infrared electrical inspections have quickly become a staple of thermal imaging applications for commercial and industrial clients because these inspections provide a non-contact, non-invasive, and yet effective method of evaluating critical electrical components. These images can identify defects or impending failure.

As electrical components and motor circuits fail, become loose, or otherwise become damaged, they produce heat.  This is also known as a high resistance connection.  Infrared technology can quickly discover these dangerous heat signatures before they cause damage to property or create costly unexpected downtime. More and more insurance carriers are recommending building and facility owners perform infrared electrical scans on a routine service schedule to prevent such occurrences and reduce or prevent costly claims.