Early Detection
Thermal cameras can identify overheating components, helping your team address potential problems before equipment fails.
Commercial building thermal scans
Could an electrical hot spot put your building at risk?
Find potential problems before they become costly failures. Leading Images uses thermal imaging to help identify abnormal heat patterns in your building’s electrical equipment.
Serving commercial buildings and facilities • FLIR E8 Pro technology
See heat patterns. Document concerns. Plan your next steps.
A powerful tool for workplace inspections
The benefits of thermal imaging
See potential concerns sooner, support safer operations, and make informed maintenance decisions.
Non-Invasive Inspections
Inspect accessible equipment with minimal disruption to operations, saving time and resources.
Energy Efficiency
By detecting heat-loss patterns, thermal imaging helps identify opportunities to improve building energy efficiency.
Enhanced Safety
Identifying potential electrical issues early helps reduce the risk of fires and accidents.
Cost Savings
Preventive maintenance informed by thermal imaging can help avoid major repairs and costly downtime.
Complete Property Scans
Scan the building envelope for thermal patterns that may indicate energy loss or moisture-related damage, and assess equipment to support predictive maintenance. Findings guide further verification.
NFPA 70B • 2026 edition
Support your electrical maintenance program.
NFPA 70B is the Standard for Electrical Equipment Maintenance. It provides a framework for maintenance programs, inspection and testing, maintenance intervals, and documentation.
Thermal imaging property scans can support your facility’s NFPA 70B compliance efforts by documenting potential concerns for your electrical maintenance team.
A thermal scan alone does not establish full NFPA 70B compliance. The applicable edition, inspection scope, personnel qualifications, equipment conditions, and broader maintenance program must also be addressed. Confirm requirements with your qualified electrical professional and authority having jurisdiction.
Learn about NFPA 70B from NFPA ↗- Plan the scan around your facilityDiscuss equipment, access, operating conditions, and reporting needs before the visit.
- Turn findings into maintenance decisionsUse the report to guide further evaluation by your qualified electrical team.
- Keep a record of what was observedDocument potential concerns and follow-up observations for your maintenance records.
- Protect operational reliabilityAddress developing issues to help reduce the risk of unexpected equipment failure and downtime.
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