Commercial and Industrial
Thermal Imaging for Commercial
Thermal imaging surveys provide a powerful, non-invasive method for detecting electrical faults and energy inefficiencies in your business. As a result, they play a crucial role in maintaining reliable and efficient electrical systems for industrial and commercial buildings.
By identifying poor connections and overloaded cabinets early, thermal imaging helps prevent overheating and potential damage. This proactive approach reduces the risk of failures and costly repairs.
A thermographic survey is a powerful diagnostic tool for businesses across industries such as manufacturing, warehousing and logistics, data centres, hospitality and retail, healthcare facilities, and office complexes.
Request an thermographic inspection from our experienced team of thermographic engineers or contact us directly on 020 8455 9020 to get a rough idea of cost and timeframe.
Industries We Serve:
- Data Centres
- Residential Complexes
- Warehouses
- Healthcare Facilities
- Office Complexes
Our Electrical Services Cover
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Hospitals
Dental Practices and Care Homes
How We Conduct Your Thermal Imaging Survey in London
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Visit
One of our thermographers will visit your site at a time that suits you, providing an estimation and time frame at no cost.2Survey
We will conduct a detailed thermal survey, capturing key data and documenting each electrical panel with infrared (IR) and digital (DC) imaging.3Report
After the survey, we deliver a comprehensive IR Thermography report within 72 hours, highlighting urgent issues. Expedited reports are available for emergencies.
Detect Issues with Thermographic Survey London
What costly issues can an Electrical Thermal Scan Detect?
Thermal scans can detect oxidation in connectors before it causes resistance or system failure, keeping your electrical setup running smoothly.
We Cover London for Thermal Imaging Surveys
Thermal imaging for electrical systems plays a crucial role in enhancing safety and spotting potential issues before they escalate in workplaces. Regular inspections of power and lighting distribution boards.
Every six months, annually, or biennially are essential for maintaining system integrity. Many insurance providers also mandate thermal imaging surveys to minimise risks, particularly in commercial properties.
Over time, vibration and thermal stress can cause connections in power distribution systems to loosen, while contamination may lead to corrosion. These issues increase resistance at connection points, making them prone to overheating. Left unaddressed, this could result in a “glowing connection,” a dangerous condition that generates excessive heat without triggering circuit protection.
Fire Prevention: Faulty or overloaded circuits can spark, overheat, melt insulation, and potentially ignite a fire. Thermal imaging inspections can detect these issues early, enabling repairs or replacements before significant damage occurs. This proactive approach minimises downtime, prevents costly repairs, and ensures the safety of your facility.
Incorporating thermal inspections into a regular condition-based monitoring programme is the most effective way to maintain predictive and preventative maintenance. By doing so, you can reduce or even eliminate unplanned shutdowns. We offer tailored thermal imaging monitoring programmes for London-based facilities, with reminders to ensure inspections are carried out on time.
Mechanical Thermographic Survey in London
Keeping Your Data Centres Safe with Thermal Imaging Detection Surveys
A data centre relies on uninterrupted operation to ensure seamless digital services, making equipment reliability a top priority. Thermal imaging is used to monitor server racks, power supplies, and cooling systems, detecting any abnormal heat patterns that could indicate potential issues.
During a routine thermal scan for data centres, an overheating power unit is identified, signalling excessive strain or a failing component. Without early detection, this could lead to power supply failure, system crashes, or even downtime for critical applications.
By catching the issue in its early stages, the maintenance team can take immediate action replacing or repairing the faulty unit before it causes widespread disruption.
Regular thermal inspections help prevent unexpected failures, optimise energy efficiency, and extend the lifespan of expensive IT infrastructure. In a data centre where uptime is everything, predictive maintenance through thermal imaging is an essential tool for reliability and risk reduction.
Implementing a regular condition-based monitoring program using infrared thermography can significantly enhance equipment reliability. By scheduling routine thermal imaging inspections, facilities can identify and address potential issues before they lead to equipment failure, thereby minimising downtime and extending the lifespan of critical components.
We offer comprehensive thermal imaging monitoring programs for your facility’s needs. Our team will set up a schedule and provide reminders to ensure timely inspections, helping you maintain optimal equipment performance and prevent unexpected breakdowns.
Infrared thermography is an effective tool for predictive maintenance in industrial environments. By detecting heat patterns emitted by objects, it helps operators identify potential issues or inefficiencies in machinery. This early detection allows problems to be addressed before they lead to significant damage or costly downtime.
For example: A manufacturing plant uses infrared thermography to inspect electrical panels and switchgear. The scan reveals a hotspot on a circuit breaker, indicating excessive resistance and potential failure. Maintenance replaces the faulty component before it leads to an electrical fire or power outage.
A commercial building uses infrared thermography to inspect its HVAC ductwork. The scan reveals hot and cold spots, indicating air leaks and inefficient insulation. Fixing these leaks improves energy efficiency and reduces heating/cooling costs.
Regular infrared inspections of mechanical rotating equipment can identify excess heat caused by friction and wear. While some friction-induced heating is normal, an increase above typical operating temperatures can be a leading indicator of wear and a predictor of component failure.
Thermal imaging detects these heat anomalies in their early stages, allowing maintenance teams to take corrective actions before a catastrophic failure occurs. This proactive approach helps prevent unplanned shutdowns and reduces maintenance costs.
Certified Thermal Imaging
Our highly qualified thermographers consistently deliver precise and reliable thermographic inspection reports. With Level 2 certification, our trained engineers excel in troubleshooting and calibrating equipment, ensuring accurate data interpretation. As a result, we provide comprehensive reports that help identify and resolve potential issues efficiently.
Thermal inspection services include:
- Level 2 Thermographic Certification
- Level 2 Qualified Thermographer’s
- Large-Format FLIR Cameras
- Detailed, Easy-to-Follow Thermal Imaging Reports
Level 2 certified thermal engineers not only deliver higher-quality thermographic electrical Surveys, but also ensure greater technical consistency. Conversely, uncertified or lower-level thermographer’s are more prone to errors that can be costly and potentially hazardous, such as overlooking critical issues.
While appropriate qualifications are crucial, implementing written inspection procedures is also vital for achieving high-quality results and reporting.