Infrared

Infrared electrical inspections are one of the most effective tools available for identifying hidden electrical problems before they lead to equipment failure, downtime, or safety incidents. Infrared thermography helps organizations detect abnormal heat patterns that may indicate loose connections, overloaded circuits, deteriorating components, or developing equipment issues. For many facilities, infrared inspections play an important role in preventive maintenance and electr

Infrared inspections are one of the most effective preventive maintenance tools for identifying electrical and mechanical issues before they cause costly downtime or safety incidents. That's why the NFPA 70B requires they be done for all electrical equipment every year (at a minimum). Yet, many facilities don’t know what to do when problems are found. At Herzig Engineering, our infrared scanning services not only uncover hidden issues, we help you fix them before they escalat

When it comes to workplace safety and operational uptime, electrical hazards pose one of the most critical risks, especially arc flash incidents. These explosive events can result in severe injuries, costly equipment damage, and even fatalities. Fortunately, there's a proactive approach that helps detect potential problems before they escalate: infrared (IR) electrical inspections. What Is Infrared Scanning? Infrared scanning, also known as thermographic or IR scanning, is

Infrared (IR) scans are an essential tool for identifying potential issues in electrical systems before they result in costly failures or hazardous conditions. These scans use thermal imaging to detect abnormal heat patterns that could indicate loose connections, overloaded circuits, or deteriorating components. This proactive approach allows for timely maintenance, ensuring the reliability and safety of electrical systems.   The NFPA 70B, "Standard for Electrical Equipment