Step 01
Survey Planning
We identify suitable equipment, access needs and operating conditions before scanning.

Non-disruptive thermal surveys that reveal abnormal heat in live electrical equipment before it causes downtime or damage.

Loose connections, overloaded circuits and deteriorating components often create heat before there is any visible sign of failure. Thermal imaging helps reveal these developing risks while equipment is operating.
CTS Fire & Security captures calibrated thermal and reference images, assesses the pattern of heat and presents the findings in a prioritised report. The result is a practical maintenance plan built around risk.
Most equipment can be surveyed while energised and under representative load.
Identify abnormal heat before it becomes an outage, fire risk or costly failure.
Annotated images help maintenance teams understand where action is needed first.

A controlled survey that converts thermal patterns into a clear maintenance priority list.
Step 01
We identify suitable equipment, access needs and operating conditions before scanning.
Step 02
Electrical panels and components are inspected under safe representative load.
Step 03
Temperature differences and patterns are reviewed in context rather than in isolation.
Step 04
Findings include thermal evidence, likely causes and clear recommended actions.
The survey focuses on equipment where a developing thermal fault could affect safety, reliability or business continuity. Suitable load and safe access are agreed before scanning.

A thermal survey supports proactive electrical maintenance by finding patterns that deserve investigation. It complements routine inspection and testing rather than replacing them.
Protect ContinuityPlan repairs before heat-related faults interrupt critical operations.
Target MaintenanceDirect engineering time and budgets towards evidence-backed priorities.
Strengthen RecordsKeep visual proof of surveyed equipment and identified thermal anomalies.
Usually no. Electrical equipment is normally inspected while energised and carrying a representative load because this is when meaningful heat patterns appear.
No. Thermal imaging is a valuable predictive tool but it does not replace an Electrical Installation Condition Report or other required electrical testing.
The report includes thermal images, reference photographs, observations and prioritised recommendations so your team can plan the correct next action.
Equipment should be operating under a representative load wherever possible. We discuss operating conditions in advance so the results are useful and properly interpreted.
Yes. The thermal report identifies areas requiring attention. We can then discuss suitable electrical investigation or remedial work through the wider CTS team.
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