Industries
Data Centers
Electrical surveys where the load never drops and an outage is the whole cost.
Why infrared here
A data center is the clearest case for infrared there is: the equipment runs continuously, the load is high and steady enough to make a scan meaningful at almost any time, and the cost of an unplanned electrical failure is measured in downtime rather than repair. We scan the distribution path end to end — utility entrance, switchgear, transformers, UPS and battery connections, PDUs, and the branch circuits feeding racks — energized and under normal load, because a de-energized bus tells you nothing.
What a survey covers
- Utility entrance, main switchgear and bus connections
- Transformers, UPS systems and battery terminations
- PDUs, RPPs and branch distribution to the racks
- Mechanical: CRAC/CRAH units, pumps, and condenser plant
How it is scheduled
Scans are scheduled around change windows and escorted access, and findings are severity-ranked so a maintenance window can be planned rather than reacted to.
The two survey types
Equipment & electrical
Scanned energized and under normal operating load, because a de-energized panel hides the exact fault you are looking for.
Roofing & structure
Aerial thermal imaging maps saturated insulation so a repair can be targeted instead of the whole roof replaced.
Tell us about the site
The building, roughly what is in it, and what is driving the scan. We will come back with a price and a workable window.