Power Audit

Power audit is a systematic evaluation of an organization's energy consumption to identify opportunities for energy savings and improvement in energy efficiency. We are performing on a building, industrial facility, or other type of organization. The audit includes measuring energy consumption, analyzing energy use patterns, and identifying energy efficiency measures that can reduce energy consumption and costs. The goal of a power audit is to improve energy efficiency, reduce energy costs, and minimize the environmental impact of energy use.

Thermoraphy to detect and identify thermal anomalies in electrical equipment and components. This is done by using a thermal camera to take a series of infrared images, which are then analyzed to determine the temperature distribution in the electrical system. The thermal images can reveal hot spots, which are areas of higher temperature that can indicate a problem with the electrical system, such as an overloading component, a loose connection, or a faulty insulation. Thermography in electrical systems is commonly used for preventative maintenance and can help identify potential problems before they cause equipment failure or a power outage. It is a non-invasive and efficient method of assessing the health of an electrical system and can improve safety, reliability, and energy efficiency.