At MET Group we understand when temperature fluctuations are detected by the camera, the actual source of thermal energy will be significantly higher than what is captured, as camera only sees part of the picture.

To effectively conduct infrared services energised electrical equipment, it is essential that these systems operate under normal load and conditions.

From maintenance perspective, our primary focus should be on accuracy and precision, which can only be achieved by safely removing both panel covers each time.

This practice is crucial to ensure that your preventative maintenance programs address critical issues, preventing unscheduled outages and equipment damage.

To maximise your investment in Infrared Thermography, it is important that:
- Safety permitting, all covers are removed to ensure a clear view of electrical connections.
- The engineer removing covers front is qualified, competent and knowledgeable about the equipment's construction and hazards.
- Proper arc flash and shock protective gear is worn based on the task's associated risks since connection temperatures rise exponentially with current flow, no subtle issues can be overlooked.