Infrared Thermography
INFRARED INSPECTION SERVICES
IIAT's Infrared Thermography Inspections help businesses enhance their safety risk profile, prevent costly equipment failures, and increase the reliability overall. Thermography is a highly effective, non-destructive, and non-invasive diagnostic method that ensures ZERO HARM to the operator.
IIAT Infrared Inspections:
The Key to Proactive Maintenance and Risk Prevention
At IIAT Holistic Condition Monitoring, our Infrared Inspections play a vital role in helping businesses prevent costly equipment failures, improve safety, and meet insurance requirements. Using state-of-the-art infrared thermography technology, our highly qualified technicians detect early signs of electrical, mechanical, and Airborne/Structure borne issues before they turn into major problems.
Thermography is a highly effective, non-destructive, and non-invasive diagnostic method that ensures ZERO HARM to the operator.
We were the first company to offer qualitative inspections of Hydraulic Excavators and Face Shovels from outside high risk zones while the machines are still in operation.
On-site Infrared Thermography Inspection Services
We conduct consistent, procedural infrared surveys on equipment and capture the interpreted data in our ‘Track and Trend’ analytics program. This provides clients with a customised, detailed analysis and trends for every component on the requested machine or plant.
These programs and reports are tailored to meet the client’s requirements as part of our ‘Client Care System (CCS),’ allowing clients to address any critical faults as they occur.
Our reputation is well-established in Queensland and has recently expanded worldwide with our new customer in South America.
Electrical Surveys
The National Fire and Protection Association (NFPA) strongly recommends that Electrical Thermography Surveys are conducted at least annually, or bi-annually where possible on critical assets. In doing so, there is a reduction in the safety risk profile, improved efficiency of electrical infrastructure, and reduced unplanned failure of critical assets. Insurers worldwide are now following these recommendations as best practice in risk reduction for electrical distribution systems.
Electrical systems are the backbone of any operation, and any failure can result in safety hazards, costly downtime, or even fires. Routine electrical inspections are crucial for maintaining the safety, reliability, and efficiency of your electrical infrastructure.
IIAT provides high-quality, accurate reports on any anomalies within your electrical assets, including distribution boards, motor control circuits, power lines, transformers, substations, and more…
Photovoltaic (Solar Panel) Inspections:
Infrared analysis of photovoltaic systems is the most effective method for identifying anomalies such as cell failure, diode failure, and connection issues within and between panels. Balance of System (BOS) components should also be inspected during commissioning and on a regular basis to ensure there are no anomalies in the system.
Maximise Energy Efficiency and Output
Over time, PV systems can experience degradation due to dust buildup, shading, loose connections, or aging components. Regular inspections ensure that the system is operating at peak efficiency, identifying factors that might be limiting energy output. By resolving these issues, you can maximise the energy production of your solar system, ensuring you get the most from your investment.
Ensure System Safety
A malfunctioning PV system can pose significant safety risks, including electrical fires, or electrocution hazards. High resistance connections, damaged cables, and overheating components are often not visible to the naked eye but can be identified through professional inspections. Ensuring that your PV system is safe and up to code protects both your property and the people around it.
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