THERMAL ELECTRICAL SCANNING

Thermal Electrical Scanning

Infrared scans can reveal unusual heat patterns in electrical equipment. Tell us about your property, the equipment to review, and the purpose of the scan so we can discuss a practical scope.

Orono  •  Durham Region & surrounding communities
thermal electrical scanning

WHAT A SCAN CAN COVER

Look for heat where it matters.

Infrared imaging can show temperature differences in energized electrical equipment. The scope depends on your equipment, access and operating conditions.

Electrical panels

Review accessible panel components for unusual heat patterns that may warrant closer assessment or corrective work.

Switchgear and disconnects

Include switchgear or disconnects where the equipment and safe access make thermal imaging practical.

Transformers and bus ducts

Inspect agreed equipment for temperature differences, with the operating load and equipment configuration considered.

Motor control centres

Review accessible motor control equipment as part of a defined commercial or industrial scan.

PLAN THE SCOPE

Start with equipment and operating conditions.

Thermal imaging is most useful when the scan scope is clear.

Tell us which electrical equipment you want reviewed, why the scan is being requested, and whether the site has operating or access constraints. We can discuss what can be inspected and how findings will be documented.

Helpful details to share

  • Your property location and type of facility
  • Equipment to be reviewed and any known concerns
  • Operating schedule and access requirements
  • Inspection or maintenance deadlines, if applicable

READ THE RESULTS

Use thermal images as a starting point.

Infrared imaging shows temperature patterns, but a hot spot alone does not identify its cause. Equipment load, construction and surrounding conditions all matter when interpreting a scan.

Unusual heat patterns

An elevated temperature may point to a connection, loading or equipment issue that deserves further electrical assessment.

Targeted follow-up

Findings can help prioritize a closer inspection or corrective work. The right next step depends on the equipment and the conditions observed.

A thermal scan supports maintenance planning; it is not a substitute for a complete electrical inspection or diagnosis.

HOW THE WORK PROCEEDS

From scope to next steps.

01

Scope review

Discuss the equipment, location, purpose of the scan and access requirements.

02

Site preparation

Agree on timing and operating conditions so the equipment can be reviewed as planned.

03

Infrared scan

Capture thermal images of the agreed accessible electrical equipment.

04

Findings

Document observed temperature differences and discuss what they may indicate.

05

Next steps

Prioritize further assessment or corrective work where the findings call for it.

REQUEST A THERMAL SCAN

Discuss Thermal Electrical Scanning

Tell us the property location, equipment you want reviewed, any known concerns, and when the scan is needed. We can discuss a suitable scope and next steps.

In Select Service, choose Electrical Service and Repair and describe the thermal scan in your message. Keep electrical equipment covers closed.





    Ready to discuss a thermal scan?

    Tell us about your electrical equipment and why you want it reviewed. We can discuss the scope and next step.