Electrical & utilities

Electrical thermal inspection software
that catches faults before they cause failures

Overloaded connections, loose terminations, and imbalanced loads all show up in thermal imagery long before they trip a breaker or start a fire. Atlas turns those readings into delta-T graded findings your client can prioritise and act on.

Inspector-led review

Document hot spots with measured context

Atlas reads radiometric temperature data from supported FLIR, Autel, and DJI files. Qualified inspectors interpret operating conditions and approve every reported finding.

Hot-spot identification

Surface overheating connections, lugs, breakers, and switch-gear components before resistance increases to the point of failure.

Delta-T and follow-up priority

Compare observations with ambient or phase-matched components, then recommend follow-up on inspector-reviewed findings. Reports can reference NFPA 70B or IEC 60364 guidance without claiming compliance.

Load-imbalance review

Phase imbalances show up as asymmetric thermal patterns across three-phase panels. Atlas lets you annotate and report each phase independently.

Annotated findings

Draw directly on thermal imagery to mark the component, the temperature reading, and the recommended action — all of which carry into the final PDF.

Radiometric ingest

Import supported R-JPEG, R-TIFF, and FLIR radiometric formats. Atlas reads the embedded temperature data while leaving measurement settings and interpretation visible.

Standards-referenced reports

Reference delta-T thresholds and recommended action categories directly in the report so clients and their electricians know exactly what each finding means.

Inspection workflow

From panel to report without the paperwork

Electrical inspections generate a lot of imagery across a lot of panels. Atlas organises it by asset, documents measurements, and prepares findings for inspector review.

1. Capture

Photograph panels, switch-gear, and distribution boards with a compatible thermal camera. Atlas checks supported radiometric files through model-specific decode paths.

2. Review observations

Step through imagery in the thermal viewer. Document delta-T and attach field notes to observations.

3. Recommend follow-up

Assign Review recommended, Priority review, or Urgent review to findings that need evaluation; this is not a confirmed diagnosis.

4. Deliver

A branded PDF lists selected findings with annotated images, measured temperatures, delta-T, and recommended follow-up priority.

What teams get

Evidence that moves work orders forward

A report with annotated imagery, measured delta-T, and recommended follow-up priorities gives facility managers and electrical contractors evidence to plan further evaluation.

Measured
actual temperatures, not colour guesses
Prioritized
review recommended → priority review → urgent review
Actionable
component-level findings
Defensible
documented evidence trail

See your projects in a new light

Start capturing, analyzing, and reporting thermal inspections — all in one place.