400 Amp Electrical System Infrared Inspections for Florida Building Recertification
If Your Building Runs on 400 Amps or More, This Inspection Is Required
Florida’s building safety reform laws have created a specific, non-negotiable requirement: any building undergoing the mandatory milestone recertification process whose main electrical service operates at 400 amperes or greater must have a certified infrared thermography inspection performed and submitted as part of the compliance package.
This is not optional. It is not something an engineer can waive or work around. The infrared electrical inspection must be conducted by a qualified thermographer and delivered as a formal written report before the recertification review can be completed.
Delta Infrared Solutions has been performing certified 400-amp-and-above electrical infrared inspections throughout South Florida for over 15 years. We understand exactly what building departments, engineers, and recertification reviewers need to see, and we deliver it.
Which Buildings Are Affected?
- Condominium buildings three stories or taller
- Co-operative housing buildings three stories or taller
- Multi-family residential buildings with centralized electrical service
- Commercial office buildings
- Hotels and hospitality properties
- Schools, universities, and institutional campuses
- Warehouses and industrial facilities
- Mixed-use developments
What the Inspection Covers and What the Report Includes
- Main service entrance equipment
- Main distribution panels and secondary panels
- Switchgear, switchboards, and metering equipment
- Disconnects and transfer switches
- Bus bars, feeders, and major distribution equipment
How to Know When You Need Us
- Your building’s recertification process is underway and your engineer has requested an infrared electrical report
- Your condominium or co-op board has received notice from the county or city about upcoming milestone inspection requirements
- Your property manager is assembling the documentation package for submission
- Your building has never had an infrared electrical inspection and you want to get ahead of the requirement before a deadline creates urgency