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Infrared thermography and Electrical Maintenance

Roderick Thomas
Can IR Thermography be used in the cost benefit analysis of poor electrical connections and to predict any savings due to loss of supply
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    Staying slightly off topic, I agree Alex. I was looking at ir cameras a few years ago and they were a no go due to the cost, now they are cheaper than a quality multi meter. As a result, they should become a 'standard' tool box item.


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    Jon
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    Staying slightly off topic, I agree Alex. I was looking at ir cameras a few years ago and they were a no go due to the cost, now they are cheaper than a quality multi meter. As a result, they should become a 'standard' tool box item.


    Regards,


    Jon
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