THERMAL IMAGING OF DISTRICT HEATING INSTALLATIONS
We perform thermal imaging flights of district heating networks. From the collected data, we can prepare a report on the condition of the installation in terms of possible leaks.
The high sensitivity and high resolution of the thermal imaging camera allows you to detect underground leaks, faults and network failures.
The acquired photos can be processed into a heat map
Imaging of Buildings
imaging of the building allows you to assess and indicate critical elements that affect the energy consumption of the building - check the thermal insulation which helps to make a decision on investment options for thermal modernization of the building.
Inspection of industrial facilities
We perform tests of devices, machines, technical objects. With us you will find hot spots that can cause installation failures
Search and Rescue
Drones with temotive cameras are used, among others, in Search and Rescue operations – search and rescue missions of missing persons and victims of natural disasters or mass events.
APPLICATION OF THERMAL IMAGING
SEE WHAT'S HIDDEN
Thanks to the use of thermal imagingand we are able to instantly detect and diagnose irregularities, defects, defects. Thermal imaging is also used for monitoring protected areas and early detection of threats. The use of drones with thermal imaging cameras allows you to save people in crisis situations, when every second counts.
Can we indicate the temperature of the observed object ?
Yes! We are able to determine the approximate temperature of the observed objects. Our thermal imaging camera is equipped with a radiometric microbolometer sensor, therefore the indications may be imprecise and the error depends on the range of extreme temperature values.
Is such a study expensive?
Yes! everything that is of the highest quality must be expensive, but the costs of testing are still much lower than the costs of removing possible failures that you can avoid thanks to us
What time to choose for a thermal imaging test?
It is best to conduct research at least 2 hours after sunset, when the surface exposed to the sun has time to cool. The influence of the sun can effectively distort the measurement results, therefore the best results will be obtained when flying at night.