Why Electrical Thermography Is Used Before Breakdowns
The most common electrical malfunctions occur with no warning. It's not obvious when heat is building up. Connections loosen. The load shifts. The majority of issues are not noticed until the shutdown demands the attention of. That's why Electrical Thermography is typically used for a long time before the equipment is at a breaking threshold. The technique allows teams to recognize stress patterns before they occur and make decisions with clarity and not in anxiety. Electrical Thermography Helps Spot Heat Before Damage Starts Every electrical system generates heat. It's a normal process. The problem begins when there is heat everywhere it shouldn't. Overloaded circuits, loose connections or components that are aging display thermal signs first. By using Electrical Thermography inspectors are able to examine live systems, without disrupting the operation. They detect abnormal thermal patterns on switchgear panels as well as transformers and cables. These patterns indica...