All About Thermal Scanning
What is thermal scanning?
Thermal scanning is a non-invasive diagnostic technique that allows us to visualise and quantify changes in the surface temperature of electrical switchgear. An infrared camera converts infrared radiation (heat) emitted from the surface of electrical equipment into electrical impulses. These impulses are mapped as colours which represent the various temperatures. Thermal imaging identifies equipment flaws and pinpoints any hot spots often invisible to the naked eye.
When parts of your electrical systems begin to have problems, they give off heat - usually a sign of electrical resistance or excessive friction. Abnormal temperatures can be easily identified and published.
Why Thermal Scanning Is a Smart Investment for Your Business
Using the best thermal imaging cameras, Infrascan delivers fast, non-invasive diagnostics that help you protect your assets, improve safety, and reduce costs. Whether you're conducting thermal scanning of switchboards, machinery, or electrical systems, the benefits are clear and measurable.
✅ No Downtime
Thermal scanning is completely non-contact and can be performed while your equipment is running—no need to shut down operations. This makes it ideal for busy plants, warehouses, and facilities where uptime is critical.
⚡ Fast & Accurate Diagnostics
Our scans are conducted under normal load conditions, ensuring reliable results. You get precise insights into the performance of key components, helping you make informed decisions quickly.
💰 Cost Savings
Avoid costly shutdowns and emergency repairs. Thermal imaging detects early signs of wear or failure, allowing for timely maintenance before issues escalate. This proactive approach can save thousands in repair and replacement costs.
🔒 Enhanced Safety
Identifying electrical faults early significantly reduces the risk of fire, equipment failure, and workplace accidents. Thermal scanning helps you maintain a safer environment for your team and your operations.
📈 Boosted Productivity
By catching small issues before they become major problems, thermal scanning supports predictive maintenance strategies. Fewer breakdowns mean smoother workflows and higher productivity across the board.
💡 Affordable Protection
Compared to the financial impact of a plant shutdown or industrial accident, a thermal scan is a low-cost safeguard. It’s a smart, scalable solution for businesses looking to protect their bottom line.
✅ No Downtime
Thermal scanning is completely non-contact and can be performed while your equipment is running—no need to shut down operations. This makes it ideal for busy plants, warehouses, and facilities where uptime is critical.
⚡ Fast & Accurate Diagnostics
Our scans are conducted under normal load conditions, ensuring reliable results. You get precise insights into the performance of key components, helping you make informed decisions quickly.
💰 Cost Savings
Avoid costly shutdowns and emergency repairs. Thermal imaging detects early signs of wear or failure, allowing for timely maintenance before issues escalate. This proactive approach can save thousands in repair and replacement costs.
🔒 Enhanced Safety
Identifying electrical faults early significantly reduces the risk of fire, equipment failure, and workplace accidents. Thermal scanning helps you maintain a safer environment for your team and your operations.
📈 Boosted Productivity
By catching small issues before they become major problems, thermal scanning supports predictive maintenance strategies. Fewer breakdowns mean smoother workflows and higher productivity across the board.
💡 Affordable Protection
Compared to the financial impact of a plant shutdown or industrial accident, a thermal scan is a low-cost safeguard. It’s a smart, scalable solution for businesses looking to protect their bottom line.
Why trust Infrascan?
InfraScan routinely perform scans for hotels, hospitals, factories, shopping centres and other enterprises enabling them to maintain a safe environment and keep their costs under control. To learn more or to schedule a scan use the form on our ‘contact’ page or call us on 1300-4-A-SCAN.
