Thermography
Thermographic testing of electrical systems – early risk detection
With the latest Infrared thermography we uncover hidden risks in your electrical systems – contactless, non-destructive and during operation.
The thermographic analysis according to DGUV Regulation 3 makes it possible to identify overloads, faulty contacts and insulation problems before failures or fires occur.
What is a thermographic inspection?
Thermography uses a thermal imaging camera Temperature differences on electrical components made visible.
Typical areas of application:
Main & sub-distributions
Control cabinets & fuse boxes
Machine controls
Transformers & Data Centers
Industrial & commercial facilities
Why is thermography important?
Early detection of overheated components
Preventing fires and power outages
Compliance with insurance requirements
Evidence of preventive maintenance
Optimal for supporting risk assessment
Our process – discreet & efficient
On-site inspection
Joint coordination of the systems to be tested
Carrying out the measurement
contactless & without shutdown – no interruption of operation necessary
Analysis of thermal images
Expert evaluation by trained personnel
Report & Recommendation for Action
You will receive a comprehensive test report including all pictures & recommendations
How often should thermography be done?
Recommendation for industry & commerce: every 12 months
If there is an increased risk: half-yearly or quarterly
Ideal after renovations or extensions
Thermography ideally complements your DGUV V3 testing and ensures maximum operational safety.
Your advantages with pruefservice-stuttgart.de
Use of certified thermal imaging cameras
Analysis by qualified electricians
No need to shut down your systems
Meaningful image documentation
Support with maintenance planning & risk assessment
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