Thermal technology, in particular, software such as TST Fire Indoor software is becoming a popular choice within the waste detection sector.

In this month’s blog article, we’re going to cover the basics of how to safely and properly conduct an electrical survey using thermal imaging equipment.

Both thermal and acoustic imaging cameras are excellent tools that can provide trained users with an immense amount of valuable data about the condition of their machinery.

The answer to this question depends mainly on the facility you are running. Thermal and acoustic imaging cameras have their unique way of achieving the same goal, ensuring your industrial machinery is operating at its best.

Discover how our thermal imaging cameras enhance fault detection best practices related to structured cabling systems in our latest blog.

Reinforce your current security measures and strengthen them by successfully combining multispectral cameras and IoT with the knowledge in our blog.

Explore one of the many industrial applications of thermal imaging and how this condition monitoring tool strengthens site safety.

Guarantee the most accurate data from your surveys by investing in the best thermal imaging camera. Read our application guide on them here.

Want to improve your cold storage condition monitoring? Read about the efficient automated imaging cameras we supply here at Thermascan.

Read our latest blog to explore the various fuel storage sites that are protected by our range of automated thermal imaging cameras. Discover the tools you need to ensure your businesses fire safety and security.

Unsure which is best for your installation? Read our latest blog to discover the roles thermal and multispectral cameras play in electrical and mechanical installations.