Electrical Infrared Thermography
Electrician-led infrared inspection support for service entrances, switchgear, MCCs, PDCs, panels, transformers, terminations, disconnects, and related equipment.
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The handoff brief shifts the public positioning toward electrician-led infrared inspection, visual documentation, digital reporting, post-repair rescans, and annual repeat inspections that help clients build trend data over time.
Electrician-led infrared inspection support for service entrances, switchgear, MCCs, PDCs, panels, transformers, terminations, disconnects, and related equipment.
View service pageThermal image plus matching visual image, asset location, equipment name, and practical notes for follow-up.
View service pagePDF reports built for recordkeeping, insurance, maintenance planning, and management review.
View service pageFacility, building, equipment, component, finding, corrective action, and rescan history that prepares clients for a future portal.
View service pageFollow-up verification after the client completes corrective work with its own team or contractor.
View service pageRepeat inspections that build trend data, reduce surprise failures, and strengthen maintenance planning over time.
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Scope Direction
The public site should keep the electrical lane first. Mechanical and hydraulic screening can stay as future-expansion language until training, SOPs, and insurance are finalized.
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OHM'S LAW THERMOGRAPHY, LLC provides inspection and reporting only. We do not perform electrical repairs, installations, modifications, permitting, troubleshooting for hire, cover removal, or corrective work. Customer site personnel or qualified electrical contractors remain responsible for equipment access, energized cover removal, repairs, and verification of electrical work under the facility's safety program.
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Start with a facility scan, align around safe access and operating conditions, and turn findings into planned maintenance follow-up instead of surprise downtime and emergency reaction work.