| How Does Thermal Imaging Infrared Technology Work |
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| An infrared camera is a non-contact device that detects infrared energy (heat) and converts it into an electronic signal, which is then processed to produce a thermal image on a video monitor and perform temperature calculations. Heat sensed by an infrared camera can be very precisely quantified, or measured, allowing you to not only monitor thermal performance, but also identify and evaluate the relative severity of heat-related problems. Recent innovations, particularly detector technology, the incorporation of built-in visual imaging, automatic functionality, and infrared software development, deliver more cost-effective thermal analysis solutions than ever before. |
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Moisture in building materials can destroy structural integrity and nurture mold. The first step in moisture problem remediation is to quickly and accurately locate and remove all sources of moisture. Infrared cameras instantly show you what's wet and what's dry. IR cameras can instantly find the ultimate source with little or no physical disassembly of the premises and minimal disturbance of inhabitants. FLIR infrared cameras are the inspection assets preferred by building experts for fast, reliable, accurate building diagnosis in the entire range of building problems, from post-catastrophe fire and flood investigations to chronic leaks and moisture problems. |
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Infrared inspection enables a powerful noninvasive method to monitor and diagnose the condition of buildings. Quickly identify problem areas that can't be seen by the naked eye - eliminating destructive probing methods. Results are captured and documented instantly and easily into professional reports - providing tangible proof of your findings. |
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Water Damage
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Blockage In Pipes
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Home Heat Loss
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AC Loss
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Circuit Breaker Problems
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Termite Test
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Missing insulation around ceiling perimeter. Notice how clearly you can see the studs behind plastered walls
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Lose HVAC Junction Box Stud Bay
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Under-floor radiant line spacing was
identified to be below the designer's
specified instructions. Infrared can also be
used to view different radiant flooring heat
zones, crimps in tubing and other postinstallation
validation concerns.
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