Heat is the first sign of a failing electrical system, and it almost always appears long before a fire, tripped breaker, or equipment failure gives any visible warning. Loose connections generate heat. Overloaded circuits generate heat. Corroded contacts, failing components, and unbalanced loads all produce abnormal thermal signatures that an infrared camera can identify while your systems are running normally.
Delta Infrared Solutions has been performing certified electrical infrared thermography inspections across South Florida for more than 15 years. Our inspections help commercial property owners, facility managers, building engineers, and businesses identify electrical hazards before they become emergencies.
When you reach out to Delta Infrared Solutions, we discuss your facility, the scope of equipment to be inspected, and any compliance deadlines or insurance requirements driving the need. We schedule the inspection at a time when your electrical systems will be under normal operating load, this is critical for accurate results.
Our thermographers arrive with calibrated, professional-grade infrared cameras and follow NFPA 70B and ASTM protocols for electrical thermography. All required safety precautions are followed when working around energized equipment. Access panels are opened by qualified personnel, images are captured systematically, and temperature differentials are measured and recorded.
You receive a comprehensive written report that includes infrared and visible-light images of each component inspected, temperature readings, identification of anomalies, a severity classification for each finding, and our recommendations for follow-up action. Reports are formatted to meet OSHA, NFPA 70B, and insurance documentation requirements.
Our report tells your electrician or electrical contractor exactly what was found, where it is, and how serious it appears. We classify findings using recognized severity standards, typically based on the temperature differential (ΔT) between the anomalous component and a reference baseline:
Electrical fires cause billions of dollars in commercial property damage annually. In Florida, where aging buildings, high humidity, and demanding cooling loads put additional stress on electrical infrastructure, the risk is elevated. Beyond fire damage, an electrical failure can mean days or weeks of operational shutdown, equipment loss, and liability exposure.
The cost of a certified electrical infrared inspection is a fraction of the cost of a single incident. More importantly, the inspection gives you documented evidence that you have met your duty of care, a critical factor in insurance claims, OSHA compliance reviews, and legal proceedings if an incident does occur.
