Infrared Thermal Scanning Inspection Services (Singapore)
- Detect critical overheating risks.
- Uncover areas that need scanning urgently.
- Get immediate interpretation and recommendation for identified hotspots.
- Receive transparent, site-specific inspection quotes, not overpriced day-rates.
- Non-invasive inspection ensures no contact, no downtime, no disruptions.
Worth $950 (NOW FREE)
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REAL-WORLD CASE STUDIES
Singapore Grand Prix
Decathalon
Skypark Condominium
TRUSTED BY
Most Common M&E Faults (Mechanical & Electrical)
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- Loose or deteriorated connections;
- Oxidised or contaminated contact surfaces;
- Short circuits, underrated device, undersized cables;
- Phase load imbalance, overload;
- Insufficient clearance;
- Improperly installed or failed components.
- Excessive Frictional heating caused by misalignment;
- Under or over lubrication, bearing wear, or unbalanced loading conditions;
- Increased electrical resistance, decreased cooling fluid levels or airflow;
- Issues relating to current flow.
- Loose or inadequately torqued screws, bolts, or nuts;
- Over-tightened fasteners causing mechanical stress;
- Elevated contact resistance due to oxidation or corrosion;
- Damaged or improperly crimped terminations;
- Reduced or broken conductor strands;
- Incomplete, misaligned conductor-to-terminal contact;
- Use of poor-quality or incompatible cable lugs;
- Deficient workmanship or improper crimping methods.
WHAT WE INSPECT
UPS Battery Cable
MCB (Mini Circuit Breaker)
Transformer
Motor Pump
MCCB (Molded Case Circuit Breaker)
Capacitor Bank
Incoming HV Cable
Induction Effect
Water Leakage
Ceiling Spalling
Building Facade
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- Switchboard, Distribution Panel, Circuit Breaker
- Busbar, Electrical Riser
- Generator, Transformer
- Cable, Joint, Terminal Block
- Battery Bank, Capacitor Bank
- UPS Battery Partial Discharge Test
- EV Battery Test
- Commissioning, Full Load Test
- Annual Maintenance Shutdown
- Asset Handover Verification
- Root Cause Failure Investigation
- Data Center Critical Environment
HVAC AHU, Pump, Fan, Motor, Compressor
Low Speed Equipment, Conveyors
Fuel, Gas, Lubrication Inspection
High Temperature Refractory Insulation
- Aging M&E Systems, Insulation Defect Check
- Built Environment, Industrial, Commercial Infrastructures
- Building Envelope, Facade Inspection
- Wall, Ceiling, Toilet, Moisture Ingress, Water Leakage
- Private Condo, HDB Residential Water Ponding Test
- Cracked Cells, Modules, Interconnections, Junction Boxes
- Strings, Combiner Boxes, Terminations
- DC Connectors, Wiring, Cabling Routes, Diodes
- Inverters, Fuses, Balance-Of-System Components
- Low-Light, Low-Visibility Environments
- Confined Spaces
How To Begin Your Infrared Inspections
3-Step Thermal Scanning Process
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- 2-Hour Site Walkthrough
- Baseline Thermal Scan of Key Assets
- Immediate Fault Finding Interpretation
- Inspection Scope & Risk Assessment
- Single-Line Diagram Review
- Safety & Operations Briefing
- Quantitative, Comparative Thermography
- Critical Fault Analysis
- Severity & Risk Classification
- End-of-Inspection Findings Debrief
- Infrared Report Submission within 2 Weeks
- Endorsed by Licensed Electrical Engineer (LEW Grade 8)
- Recommended Corrective, Prioritised, Repair Action Plan
- Post-Rectification Thermal Re-scan
Our thermal inspections are conducted in compliance with International Thermography Standards, including:
- ASTM E1934-99A (American Society for Testing and Materials): Standard Guide for Examining Electrical and Mechanical Equipment with Infrared Thermography.
- ASNT SNT-TC-1A (American Society for Nondestructive Testing): Personnel Qualification and Certification in NDT.
- ISO 18436-7: Condition Monitoring & Diagnostics (Requirements for Thermography).
- Singapore Standards TR119: Qualitative Inspection of Building Facade using Infrared Thermography (IRT).
- Singapore Standards 638: Code of Practice for Electrical Installations.
Secure FREE Thermal Assessment!
41+ Years combined Thermography Expertise
12,100+ Sites Inspected Worldwide
16,300+ Hours of thermal scanning conducted
IIRT Infrared inspection TEam
- Conducted by Certified Level-2 and Level-3 Thermographers
- Assessed by Facade Inspectors (PFI)
- Reports Endorsed by Licensed Electrical Worker (LEW Grade 8)
Pro thermal cameras WE DEPLOY
FLIR T530 Professional Thermal Camera
- Infrared Resolution: 320 × 240 (76,800 pixels)
- Thermal Sensitivity (NETD): < 30 mK, 42° @ +30°C
- Accuracy: ±2°C or ±2% of reading
Free Site Assessment Limited Availability
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CAPPED AT ONLY 4 SITES PER MONTH
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1 WEEK ADVANCED BOOKING NEEDED
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AVAILABLE IN SINGAPORE ONLY
(Overseas sites via virtual consultation)
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Pricing depends on:
- No. of distribution boards and assets,
- Complexity of the electrical system,
- Site accessibility and load conditions.
We provide a FREE Thermography Site Assessment to survey your facility and ensure accurate, transparent, site-specific inspection quotes — not generic or overpriced day-rate charges.
Infrared thermography in Singapore plays a critical role in electrical safety, fire-risk prevention, and reliability of mission-critical facilities. With our hot, humid climate and high-density infrastructure, electrical assets face increased heat stress and deterioration — making thermal scanning an essential part of preventive maintenance.
- Instantly detect hidden warning signs of electrical failures.
- Accurately identify specific faulty components without guesswork.
- Eliminate costly emergency repairs & unplanned downtime.
- Ensure compliance with building fire safety, OSHA, EHS & insurance audit requirements.
- Maximise equipment healthy lifespan & system reliability.
- Minimise manpower resource deployment.
- Optimise Preventive Maintenance efficiency.
- Achieve greater productivity and energy savings.
- Zero disruption, non-contact, non-invasive inspection.
Also known as ‘thermal scanning’ or ‘thermal imaging inspection’ —Infrared inspection is a Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) method used in Condition Monitoring (CM) for early fault detection, preventive (PM) and predictive maintenance (PdM).
- Non-contact, performed safely on live operating equipment.
- No shutdowns required, no disruption to operations.
- Measures surface temperature using infrared thermal cameras.
- Identifies potential thermal anomalies to prevent complete failures.
- Frequent tripping, unexplained heat, or load imbalance,
- Ageing electrical infrastructure (>10 years old),
- Mission-critical operations requiring high uptime,
- Insurance or compliance requirements,
- Preventive maintenance programs for risk mitigation.
- Small buildings: 1–2 hours.
- Commercial facilities: 2–5 hours.
- Industrial plants or data centres: half to full day.
- Duration depends on asset count, access clearance, and load conditions.
- Provide asset list or Single-Line Diagram (SLD),
- Confirm number of distribution boards, risers, UPS, transformers,
- Identify critical loads or restricted areas,
- Share preferred inspection timing (during normal or peak load),
- Ensure safe and clear access to electrical panels.
- Annually for commercial/industrial facilities.
- Quarterly for high-risk or mission-critical buildings (e.g., Data Centres, Hospitals).
- Before major handover / commissioning.
- In line with Preventive Maintenance or shutdown schedule.
- Under Singapore Standards TR119, a Qualified Thermographer must hold at least a Level-2 Infrared Certification, and possess relevant technical competence for the assets being inspected.
- Only a Qualified Thermographer is permitted to conduct the inspection, perform the analysis, and prepare the official thermography report.
- Detailed thermographic report, endorsed by LEW, includes:
- Thermal & visible images,
- Temperature data, severity criteria,
- Suspected root-cause analysis,
- Recommended corrective actions,
- Delivered within 7 working days.
- Immediately after corrective actions to verify repairs
- Quarterly for mission-critical systems
- More frequently if faults are recurring or load patterns change