The National Fire Protection Association NFPA 70B, now requires infrared thermography
The Electrical Demands of Multi-Family Properties
Condominiums and multi-family buildings rely on shared electrical systems that support hundreds of residents at once. House panels, risers, hallways, elevators, mechanical rooms, and common area equipment all operate under steady, year-round demand. With so many units tied into the same infrastructure, even a single electrical issue can affect multiple residents, create safety risks, or interrupt essential building services.
Aging equipment, high-density living, and constant usage make electrical reliability especially important in these environments. Understanding these demands is key to maintaining stable and safe building operations.
How Infrared Improves Safety and Reliability in Multi-Family Buildings
Infrared inspections identify electrical issues that cannot be seen during a routine visual check. By measuring temperature differences inside energized equipment, we can detect loose or overheating connections, overloaded circuits, failing breakers, elevator electrical issues, and early-stage faults in house panels or risers.
Early detection helps prevent outages, reduce fire risks, and protect residents from disruptions. For property managers and HOA boards, infrared inspections provide clear documentation that supports responsible maintenance and helps avoid unexpected electrical problems.
Why Property Managers and HOAs Choose Infinite Infrared
We understand the unique needs of condo associations, multi-family buildings, and property management teams. Our inspections are performed safely, professionally, and with minimal impact on residents. By opening panels and scanning energized equipment, we provide a complete and accurate picture of your building’s electrical health.
Our reports are clear, visual, and easy to understand, making them useful for both technical staff and non-technical boards. With certified thermographers and experience in multi-family infrastructure, we help buildings stay safe, reduce risk, and plan maintenance more effectively.