Do you need to shut equipment down for thermography?
In most cases, no—thermography is performed under operation. It’s best measured at typical load.
Diagnostics
Thermal imaging (thermography)
Thermography is fast prevention. It reveals overheating joints and components before they cause a failure or downtime. You receive a report with prioritized actions.
What we do
- • thermal imaging under operation (ideally at typical load)
- • inspection of MV substations, LV switchboards and critical joints
- • detection of overheating, degraded contacts and early-stage faults
- • recommendations for corrective and preventive actions
Deliverables
- • report with thermal images and description of findings
- • risk list with recommended actions (priorities)
- • recommended measurement frequency (based on operational criticality)
Accepting new projects
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- Consultation & cost estimate
- Delivered by our in-house teams
- On-time delivery & long-term service
Headquarters
Ostrava
Frequently asked questions
What does thermography most commonly reveal?
Most often: overheating joints, elevated contact resistance, uneven loading, and ‘still working’ points that are already becoming risky.
Is thermography suitable for MV substations too?
Yes. Thermography is a common preventive practice for MV substations—it helps identify risky points for outage planning and repairs.
Will I get an output that’s usable for maintenance and audits?
Yes. You receive a report with thermal images, findings and a prioritized action plan.
What do you need in advance?
A list of switchboards/substations, access conditions, operating regime and ideally a window when the load is representative.