An advanced technology for diagnosing hot spots in substations, transmission lines and distribution networks, which plays a key role in detecting, preventing and treating accidents in the power industry. Infrared technology gives us the ability to "see" and measure temperatures on defective components and normal wear, chemical contamination, corrosion, fatigue and faulty assembly in many electrical systems. This advanced technology is also used to determine the odd spot (hot or cold) for unwanted heat transfer, such as building envelope upgrades, cooling and heating system insulation. This service increases your safety and more proactive preventive maintenance results in minimizing unplanned shutdowns and reducing energy costs for unwanted heat transfers.