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Pre-job coordination with facility safety and maintenance teams
Electrical Thermography
Electrical Infrared Thermography
Thermal inspections for 3-phase power systems, panels, MCCs, switchgear, transformers, disconnects, breakers, bus bars, VFDs, and industrial electrical rooms.
Capabilities
3-phase electrical distribution imaging
Breaker and disconnect thermal scans
Motor control center inspections
Transformer and bus connection imaging
Phase-to-phase thermal comparison
Overloaded circuit and loose connection detection support
Visible-light and thermal image documentation
Repair-priority reporting
Post-repair verification scans
Equipment Coverage
Panels
MCCs
Switchgear
Transformers
Disconnects
Breakers
Bus bars
VFDs
Industrial electrical rooms
Important Scope Language
Thermal imaging can help identify abnormal heat patterns associated with loose connections, overloads, imbalance, failing components, poor ventilation, and developing electrical faults. Findings should be reviewed and corrected by qualified electrical personnel.
Inspection Process
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Inspection planning around energized access limits and operating load
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Thermal and visible-light capture under practical operating conditions
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Severity ranking and recommended maintenance next actions
Deliverables
- Executive summary for management review
- Thermal finding sheets with visible-light references
- Repair-priority recommendations
- Baseline records for future annual or recurring inspections
Risk Priority Matrix
Priority 1
Critical
Immediate safety, fire, shutdown, or equipment failure concern.
Priority 2
Serious
Repair should be scheduled promptly.
Priority 3
Monitor
Abnormal condition; recheck under operating load or during next inspection cycle.
Priority 4
Baseline
No actionable anomaly observed; retain as reference record.
Safety Notice
OHM'S LAW THERMOGRAPHY, LLC provides inspection and reporting only. We do not perform electrical repairs, installations, modifications, permitting, troubleshooting for hire, cover removal, or corrective work. Customer site personnel or qualified electrical contractors remain responsible for equipment access, energized cover removal, repairs, and verification of electrical work under the facility's safety program.
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