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Begin With the End in Mind

Prior to undertaking any task or project, it is important to have a clear understanding of what the final outcome should be.

Spring is the Time for Infrared Roof Inspections

With the onset of warmer weather, the harshness of winter is but a fading memory for most. Left undetected, the damage caused by winter’s fury is a reality that can lead to premature roof failure. Fortunately, an infrared inspection of your roof can detect evidence of problems before they get out of hand.

Careful Testimony at Your Fingertips

When called on to answer a question under oath, put your left hand on your lap, fingertips to your pant leg and think about the tip of your thumb. Your thumb reminds you that you have a predicate question of your own to answer for yourself, before you can even begin to reply to the other person.

Detecting Electrical System Overloads

Statistically, overloaded circuits are the second most common cause of exceptions found during infrared inspections of electrical systems. Although overloads are quite common, they can be tricky to accurately diagnose.

Air Travel with Your IR Imager – Part 2

To help ensure proper handling of their equipment, most thermographers who travel by air opt to hand carry their imagers. Proper planning and preparation can help avoid delays when passing through security checkpoints.

Defining the Ideal IR Reporting Software

As thermography has matured, thermal imaging equipment has become more sophisticated and user friendly. During the past 20 years, manufacturers have developed software that enables thermographers to post process their captured imagery.

Equipment Maintenance – Neckstraps

Almost all handheld thermal imagers come equipped with neckstraps as standard equipment. If you utilize the neckstrap supplied with your imager to support or carry your imager, the following tips can help to avoid costly damage caused by an unexpected drop.

Preventing Falls in Icy Weather

Numerous injuries result from slips and falls on icy sidewalks, parking lots, roads and other outdoor locations every year. Snow removal, sanding and salting of these types of areas can help but, many times, total elimination of snow/ice hazards are impossible and other measures must be used to cope with these problems.

Infrared Imaging and Mold Detection

As concerns regarding indoor air quality increase, there is increasing concern with respect to mold. Used properly, a thermal imager can help identify areas of potential mold growth.

Calculating the Value of an Electrical Hotspot

What is the financial liability of a hotspot within an electrical system? Probably less than you think since electrical hotspots waste surprisingly little energy even when operating at high temperatures.

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