Conventional fire detection technology like sprinklers and smoke alarms wait for fires to happen.

To detect potential fire hazards early, measuring surface temperatures with infrared technology (thermography) is much more suitable. This is because infrared systems detect heat radiation – which occurs long before a fire breaks out.

Thermography is a technique that uses infrared imaging to detect and measure heat emitted by objects. It involves capturing and analyzing the infrared radiation (heat) that is invisible to the human eye. This technology creates visual images — thermograms — that represent temperature variations across surfaces. Since different materials and conditions emit varying levels of heat, thermography allows for the identification of heat patterns, abnormal hot or cold areas, and potential problems in various fields.

Thermography does not require visible light. Thus, your facility is also safe during night.