Thermal Imagery

Thermal Imagery for Energy Saving and Sustainability

Our Thermal camera drones can see what the eye cannot. Using its thermal sensor, the drone can show areas of heat radiation. This can help to indicate potential faults in electrical equipment like defects in solar panels. It can also be used to detect indications of water ingress on roofs for example. One of the most used purposes of thermal imaging is to highlight areas of poor heat insulation for buildings. These issues can then be rectified to help save energy costs and serve sustainability improvements.

Solar Panel Inspection

Thermal camera drones are extremely useful for conducting a solar panel inspection. Results can reveal whole series of failing panels due to a fault. We can quickly and safely identify after a pass of a thermal camera drone.

Measure Your Energy Saving Efforts

For the environment or your costs of living, at home or at work, if you wish to act against your heat insulation deficiencies, we can use our thermal drones to support you.  Our drones can capture 'before and after' thermal emissions data to compare the differences. The before images can also give you a clue to where to concentrate your energy saving efforts.

Thermal Imagery for Your Business

Applications for thermal drones are vast and varied. From surveillance to agriculture, search and rescue to building inspections, this technology offers a non-invasive and cost-effective way to collect important data and information that can help improve safety, efficiency, and productivity across a range of industries.

Thermal Scan Demo

The video clip below demonstrates a thermal camera at work identifying hotspot anomalies on the surface of a period building. With this information a client can decide to carry any works to address the potential insulation issues. The building can then be scanned again by the thermal camera to measure the success of the corrective works. Improved insulation can help reduce energy consumption and cost.

Complex Site Thermal Scan Demo

One of the best advantages of drone mounted thermal cameras is the wide and complex areas they can cover as seen with the video and photomap samples of a factory below: