Thermal imaging (infrared thermography) is a vital part of preventative protective maintenance for all businesses and commercial buildings. Taking thermal imaging photos of your electrical plant and equipment can provide major operational safety, insurance and financial benefits for your business. At Adam Briggs Electrical we have quality thermal imaging equipment allowing our team to produce quality reports for businesses based in the Ballarat and Central Highlands region.
Typical equipment inspected includes:
- Main switchboards
- Distribution boards
- Motor control centres
- Transformers
- Generators
- UPS systems
- Busbars
- Electrical terminations
- Electrical terminations
- HVAC electrical systems
- Solar inverters and battery systems

Fluke TiS20+ / TiS20+ MAX
Thermal Imaging Camera
We use the Fluke TiS20+ handheld thermal camera, a professional-grade tool built specifically for electricians and maintenance technicians. Its IR-Fusion technology overlays a thermal image directly onto a standard visual image, so we can pinpoint the exact location of a hot spot, overloaded circuit, or failing component without any guesswork. Issues are identified clearly and reported accurately.
Every thermal image captured is automatically tagged to the specific asset inspected, making it straightforward to generate a clear, organised report for you at the end of the job.
Swipe image to reveal hot spots
Fire risk reduction
Electrical faults are a major cause of commercial fires. Thermal imaging can detect overheating components that may otherwise go unnoticed inside closed switchboards or cable trays. This can help:
- Reduce ignition risks
- Improve workplace safety
- Support WHS/OHS obligations
- Demonstrate proactive risk management
Insurance and compliance advantages
Many insurers view thermal inspections positively because they reduce fire and business interruption risk.
Reports may help with:
- Insurance renewals
- Risk assessments
- Audit documentation
- Electrical maintenance records
- Compliance programs
Some insurers for industrial or commercial properties may even request periodic thermographic inspections.
