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Most electrical equipment generates heat during normal operations. Usually, this heat is safely dissipated on its own. However, problems can develop when components generate excessive heat due to corrosion, loose connections, or overload. Infrared (IR) inspections identify these abnormal thermal rises in electrical and mechanical equipment before they cause an unplanned outage.
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Infrared Services
Most electrical equipment generates heat during normal operations. Usually, this heat is safely dissipated on its own. However, problems can develop when components generate excessive heat due to corrosion, loose connections, or overload. Infrared (IR) inspections identify these abnormal thermal rises in electrical and mechanical equipment before they cause an unplanned outage.
- Chemical/Petrochemical (excl. Oil & Gas)
- Manufacturing
- Oil and Gas
- Power Generation
- Power/Gas Transmission and Distribution
- Banking, Financial and Insurance
- Data Center/Colocation/Hosting
- Healthcare
- Retail and Wholesale
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