With contactless infrared measurement it visualises heat distribution in electrical panels, battery banks and machines, and catches overheating before it turns into a failure or fire.
A field measurement reaches you within seconds via the device and the cloud. The dots show the live journey of the data.
Data collection, storage, analysis and alarm management
The camera divides its field of view into 32 × 24 zones and measures the temperature of each zone separately. Choose a scenario in the simulator, heat up the hot spot with the slider and see how the alarm is triggered.
Each level notifies different people through different channels. You set the thresholds yourself.
Equipment under nominal load.
Local current increase begins.
Friction and contact resistance increase.
The maintenance team is notified.
SMS, voice call and relay are triggered.
See which area of the surface is heating up on a colour thermal map.
Instantly catches micro-heating at a loose terminal or an overloaded busbar.
Records the temperature trend and provides data for predictive maintenance.
Measurement without attaching cables or probes to live equipment.
Separate notification chains for pre-alert, alarm and critical levels.
Trigger a siren, fan or extinguishing system with the relay output.
The panels and equipment to be monitored are reviewed on site.
The camera angle and mounting point are determined.
Zone-based alarm temperatures are set.
The heat map is recorded 24/7 and alarms are delivered.
Choose from connection type, sensor and form factor options according to your needs.
A drone solution with a thermal camera that measures panel surface temperatures from the air at solar power plants and quickly detects faulty cells and hot spots.
Cell-level temperature distribution and thermal runaway risk.
Detecting overheating in terminals, busbars and breakers.
Local heating inside cabinets and hot/cold aisle balance.
Early detection of bearing and winding heating.
Heat control on conveyors, oven outputs and robot cells.
Pre-fire warning in chemical stores and transformer rooms.
You can request technical documents for your tender and procurement processes.
A conventional sensor measures a single point. A thermal camera divides its field of view into 768 separate points and monitors the temperature distribution of the whole surface at the same time.
Yes. Thanks to its compact housing it can be mounted inside the panel, on the ceiling or opposite the equipment.
If any of the 768 points exceeds the threshold you define, the system raises an alarm; you can also define different thresholds per zone.
The platform supports multiple sites and multiple cameras; you can monitor all cameras from one screen.
The retention period depends on the package; historical heat maps and trend charts can be reported.
Protect your panels, batteries and critical machines before a failure occurs.
