Industries / Commercial Buildings
Building owners and property teams use infrared inspection to reduce unexpected outages, satisfy insurer expectations, and keep electrical systems safe across the property.
The highest consequence connections in the building.
Distributed panels with varied and changing loads.
Risers and feeders serving multiple floors.
Documented infrared records support NFPA 70B compliance and the documentation carriers expect at renewal.
Critical overheating at an incoming connection inside the chiller control cabinet of an occupied commercial office building, with a temperature rise of nearly 140°F over ambient.
Yes. The report documents findings and severity in the format facility and insurance reviews expect.
See a real sample report, or request an inspection for your facility.
