Precision Insights with Thermographic Surveys
Precision Insights with Thermographic Surveys
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The Infrared Thermography of electrical/mechanical equipment is a well-known and accepted predictive maintenance technique. Working with any kind of live, electrical equipment incorporates an element of risk and needs professional attention. Trent carries out surveys on switchgears, control panels, transformers, motors and controls and all accessible items of distribution equipment using infrared imaging to detect and locate faults which could lead to system failure and / or the initiation of any hazards and / or fire.
Precise Thermal Diagnostics
We utilize advanced thermal imaging technology to assess your systems, ensuring:
Accurate detection of temperature anomalies.
Identification of hidden faults in electrical, mechanical, and building systems.
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This proactive approach helps maintain optimal system performance and reliability.
Early Fault Detection and Prevention
Early Fault Detection and Prevention
Our thermographic surveys identify key issues, such as:
Overheating electrical components.
Insulation deficiencies.
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By addressing these issues early, we help reduce downtime, prevent costly repairs, and optimize performance.
Comprehensive Thermal Analysis
Comprehensive Thermal Analysis
Our thermographic survey service leverages state-of-the-art thermal imaging to provide:
Detailed assessments of electrical, mechanical, and building systems.
Precise detection of temperature irregularities and hidden issues.
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This documentation supports decision-making and serves as a reference for future maintenance or upgrades.
Trent carries out surveys on switchgears, control panels, transformers, motors and controls and all accessible items of distribution equipment using infrared imaging to detect and locate faults which could lead to system failure and / or the initiation of any hazards and / or fire.
Through thermal imaging Trent Engineers locate and identify electrical/mechanical equipment with hotspots due to the following:
Arcing faults
Poor cable insulation
Overheated cables due to excessive load
Loose breaker terminals
Overload circuit breakers
Overheated motors
Motor’s low level oil
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