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Compliance for Your Electrical Systems
Our comprehensive infrared (IR) survey offers a detailed assessment of your electrical systems, utilizing infrared technology to detect potential issues proactively. With the AmpCheck Infrared Inspection Report™, you gain valuable insights into your electrical components’ condition, enabling informed decision-making and proactive maintenance to prevent costly downtime.
Trust Structura View for accurate and thorough electrical scans that prioritize compliance, safety, and efficiency.
Dangerous hotspot Structura View identified. 47 degrees above ambient temperature.
The Importance of NFPA 70B §11.17.5
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 70B §11.17 recommends that every commercial and industrial building in the United States should undergo an infrared (IR) survey of its electrical systems at least once a year. Here are some recommended components and equipment for this survey:
Electrical panels
Switches
Disconnects
Motors
Motor control centers (MCCs)
Transformers
Circuit breakers
Fuses
Wiring and conduits
Utility substations, transformers, and feed poles
Main incoming services and plant main knives
Capacitor banks
Main switchboards and disconnects
Main distribution panels and main disconnects
Uninterruptible power supplies
Generator controls and transfer switches
Main I-Line panels
Lighting and receptacle panels
Disconnects and combination starters
Service disconnects for motors
Machine control panels
AHJ & Insurance Company Requirements
When it comes to compliance with NFPA thermal inspections, it’s essential to consider the requirements set forth by Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs) and insurance companies. These entities play a significant role in ensuring the safety and reliability of electrical systems in commercial and industrial buildings.
AHJ Requirements
AHJs are responsible for enforcing building codes, regulations, and standards within their jurisdiction. They may require compliance with NFPA guidelines, including NFPA 70B §11.17.5, as part of their inspection and permitting processes. Failure to meet AHJ requirements can result in penalties, fines, or even restrictions on occupancy.
Insurance Company Mandates
Insurance companies also play a crucial role in determining compliance with NFPA thermal inspections. Many insurance providers require property owners to conduct regular infrared electrical scans as a condition of coverage. Compliance with these mandates not only ensures insurance coverage but also demonstrates a commitment to safety and risk mitigation.
Structura View Can Help You Meet Your Requirements
We understand the importance of compliance with AHJ and insurance company requirements for NFPA thermal inspections. Our certified Level II thermographers are trained to perform thorough and accurate inspections that meet or exceed industry standards. We work closely with clients to ensure they remain in compliance with regulatory and insurance mandates, providing detailed reports and documentation to support their efforts.
By partnering with Structura View for your thermal inspection needs, you can rest assured that your electrical systems are in compliance with NFPA guidelines and insurance company requirements.
Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you maintain compliance and ensure the safety and reliability of your building’s electrical infrastructure.
Providing Insights Since 2015
Structura View provides a comprehensive array of electrical systems testing services aimed at identifying potential issues such as loose connections, overloaded circuits, or faulty components.
Since our establishment in 2015, our consulting and inspection solutions have been relied upon by property managers, corporations, and insurance providers alike.
Our reports offer valuable insights into the integrity of electrical systems, assisting clients in maintaining compliance with NFPA guidelines and insurance company requirements.
With our AMPCheck Infrared Inspection Report™, we offer a solution to help you uphold compliance and ensure the safety and reliability of your building’s electrical infrastructure.
Reach out to us today to connect with a member of our team. We’re dedicated to assisting you in guaranteeing the safety, reliability, and efficiency of your electrical systems through our professional inspection services.
Analytics Process
Our Level II thermographers use an analytical process of visual comparison and qualitative analysis to interpret electrical anomalies detected during the infrared thermal inspections.
Our certified technicians carefully examine thermal images captured during the inspection process, comparing similar components to detect irregularities such as temperature differentials, hotspots, or abnormalities in electrical systems.
Through this hands-on approach, we assess the severity and potential impact of these anomalies on the overall health and performance of the electrical system.
Our goal is to provide clients with detailed and actionable insights through our comprehensive inspection reports, enabling them to make informed decisions regarding maintenance, repairs, or system upgrades.
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