Electrical | Infrared Research

This thermogram shows a 100-amp breaker with the phase A line side wire heating. This problem may be corrected now with a minimum effort, cleaning and tightening cost, of about $25. Left unattended the problem will likely become more intense and can cause a total component failure or replacement of the breaker. Cost approximately $500.	100-amp breaker with the phase A line side wire heating


The thermogram shows overheating of a feeder for a pump house. Correcting the problem can prevent component failure and keep equipment running with optimal current.

Thermography clearly shows overheating of this fuse clip in a coater power panel. Cleaning, tightening, and replacing fuse prevented down time and a hazardous fire potential.

Thermography reveals a hazardous condition caused by a loose and dirty connection to a Travani Vacuum System Control Panel.

A faulty Sta-Kon Connector and loose and dirty connection results in overheating to the connection on this 100 KVA Dry Transformer
This is a 13.2 kV disconnect feeding a textile plant.
The thermogram shows overheating of a disconnect. If this problem was not corrected and failed, the results would be a complete plant outage until a new disconnect could be installed.