At AIU Inspections, we specialize in electrical thermal imaging in Auckland, delivering comprehensive and reliable reports that meet insurance compliance standards and support ongoing property maintenance and safety.
Our team of certified thermography professionals uses advanced infrared technology to perform detailed infrared electrical inspections. We identify potential issues such as overheating components, loose connections, and electrical faults—before they lead to costly failures or hazards.
With years of hands-on industry experience, we understand the critical importance of accurate diagnostics and timely reporting. Each inspection includes a thorough, easy-to-understand report that satisfies insurance requirements and gives you the peace of mind you need to protect your assets.
Whether you're a property manager, business owner, or facility operator, let AIU Inspections help you maintain a safe, efficient, and compliant environment through our expert electrical thermal imaging services in Auckland.
Why Contact AIU Inspections
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About US: Condition Monitoring Specialists with 16+ Years of Experience
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Certified & Insured: Certified Thermographer from ITC & Insured.
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Our customers: Factories (Dairy, Meat, Plastic, Steel, Food & Auto Recyclers), Commercial buildings & shops.
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Our Camera: FLIR Professional Infrared Thermal Imaging camera.
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Peace of Mind: We'll contact you to remind you when your next testing is due
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Our Reports: Our Reports template follow ISO-9001 and Insurance requirements. Please contact us for a sample.
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Prices: Offering Best Prices in market.
PH: 021 0919 5533
Why Do you need Thermal Imaging Inspection?
Thermal imaging is essential for identifying and diagnosing electrical problems quickly, safely, and cost-effectively. With its non-contact technology, electric thermal imaging can detect and measure heat levels, and quickly identify and locate temperature-related issues in electrical systems, components, and wiring. This technology is also ideal for preventive maintenance, allowing you to detect and address potential problems before they become costly repairs. Investing in electric thermal imaging is a great way to maximize safety and efficiency in any electrical system.
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Electric panels, switch boards, compressors & motors Inspection: Detecting potential hot spots or overloaded connections, it prevents costly electrical fires and malfunctions, ensuring the safety of your electrical systems.
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Forklift battery chargers & cables insulation Inspection identifies potential problems before they escalate, guaranteeing optimal safety and performance.
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Our Solar Panels Thermal Imaging Inspection is the perfect way to ensure that your solar panels are functioning optimally. Quickly and accurately identify any potential issues that may be affecting your solar panels.
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Our Ceiling light thermal imaging Inspection Prevents fire hazards from ceiling lighting fixtures. By monitoring these fixtures, anomalies like localized heat buildup, or sparks can be detected early, preventing potential fires.
What is required by Insurance?
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Electrical Thermal Imaging Inspection Survey for insurance allows precise risk evaluation by uncovering concealed electrical hazards through infrared technology, minimizing fire and equipment failure risks.
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The comprehensive Thermal Imaging report aids insurance providers in setting accurate premiums, promoting proactive maintenance, and creating a safer environment for all parties involved.
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Certificate of Verification (COV): An electrical safety inspection of an existing installation where no work has been done. This ensures that the site is suitable for use as is, or is safe to be re-livened if the power has been disconnected for 6 months or more.
What is the testing survey intervals?
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Insurance Survey for Factories: Bi-Annual/ Annual survey are the most common.
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Insurance Survey for Buildings & Shops: Annual or 2 Years survey are the most common.
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Reliability Survey: Bi-Annual / Quarterly surveys are the most common surveys.
Why testing is important ?
The NFPA or National Fire Protection Association assesses that 10% of the fires happening are associated with electrical system failures, like failure of terminals, electrical insulation and related components. Electricity at Work Regulations Act 1989, Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 and BS 7671 (IEE Wiring Regulations 17th Edition as amended) suggest that electrical infrastructure be regularly maintained and tested to ensure compliance with safety guidelines.
