Infrared thermography is used to perform Preventative and Predictive Maintenance inspections on electrical equipment because excess resistance on electrical apparatus indicates electrical faults such as loose connections, overloaded or imbalanced circuits, faulty breakers, damaged switches, faulty fuses and a wide range of other unwanted electrical conditions. Before an electrical component burns up, it heats up. Thermography is used to see the excess heat (resistance) so that problems can be found and maintenance personnel can act to correct the problem before the component fails, causing damage to the component, safety hazards and/or production downtime.  As part of the United Infrared network, we can offer local as well as nationwide services         What Electrical Distribution Equipment Should Be Checked?     Utility substations, transformers and feed poles Main incoming services, plant main knives, capacitor banks, etc Main switchboards and disconnects Main distribution panels and main disconnects Uninterruptible power supplies Generator controls and transfer switches Main I-Line panels Lighting and receptacle panels Disconnects and combination starters Service disconnects for motors Machine control panels   Typical Clients Facility Engineers Facility Maintenance Mangers Property Managers Building Owners Electrical Engineers Electricians Architects HVAC Contractors General Contractors Types of Facilities   Manufacturing Facilities Industrial Facilities Office Buildings Universities Hospitals Hotels Retail Malls Shopping Centers Schools