InfraredTeam provides NFPA 70B-compliant electrical thermography for commercial, industrial and critical infrastructure facilities across Dallas-Fort Worth, throughout Texas and nationwide. Certified thermographers use professional-grade FLIR thermal imaging equipment to inspect electrical distribution systems without interrupting normal operations.
Clear Findings. Prioritized Action. Each inspection is supported by actionable reporting with annotated thermal images, matching digital photographs, temperature data, severity classifications and prioritized recommendations. Critical findings are communicated immediately.
Clear Findings. Prioritized Action. Each inspection is supported by actionable reporting with annotated thermal images, matching digital photographs, temperature data, severity classifications and prioritized recommendations. Critical findings are communicated immediately.
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What We Inspect
What do Electrical Infrared Inspections Reveal?
Loose or Deteriorated Connections
Excessive resistance and localized heating at lugs, terminals and connection points.
Overloaded Circuits
Conductors or components operating near or beyond rated capacity.
- Independent & Unbiased Analysis: We provide objective thermal inspections and diagnostics—never tied to repair upsells or third-party vendors
- Continual Investment in Technology & Training: We use industry-leading infrared cameras and software, and our team stays current with NFPA, drone, and certification standards
- Fast Turnaround & Clear Reporting: Receive annotated, prioritized reports within days, so you can take immediate action and reduce downtime risk.
- NFPA 70B / 70E Compliance Focus: We help facilities meet thermal inspection requirements for preventive maintenance, electrical safety, and risk mitigation.
- Texas-Based with Nationwide Reach: Headquartered in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, we serve clients statewide and across the US—supporting single and multi-site operations.
- ROI-Driven Recommendations: Our inspections highlight the most critical findings so you can prioritize actions that deliver the greatest return on investment.
Extreme Overheating Identified at Food Processing Plant
During an inspection at a food processing plant, InfraredTeam identified one phase of a motor control center operating at more than 536°F, with the wire insulation melted off.
The plant shut down, the breaker and wire were replaced, and they were back up and running in approximately two hours.
Finding: One phase of a motor control center operating above 536°F with melted wire insulation.
Action: Plant shut down; breaker and wire replaced.
Outcome: Back up and running in approximately two hours.
The plant shut down, the breaker and wire were replaced, and they were back up and running in approximately two hours.
Finding: One phase of a motor control center operating above 536°F with melted wire insulation.
Action: Plant shut down; breaker and wire replaced.
Outcome: Back up and running in approximately two hours.
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