Timing
When is the right time for a thermal survey?
A thermal image only tells the truth under the right conditions. What that means in practice: temperature difference, sun, wind, rain and heating operation, with numbers from an example hall.
Blog
Thermal imaging, heat loss and energy savings
Practical articles for plant and facility managers: when a thermal camera measures well, what a worn seal costs, and what a hot spot means. Figures come from example facilities and sourced assumptions, not from client data.
Warehouse heat loss
Dock doors and dock seals: how much money escapes?
A worn dock seal looks dramatic on a thermal image. But what does it really cost? An example warehouse, in forints, with ranges, and an honest look at where the bigger money is.
Legal background
Thermal survey vs energy certificate vs energy audit
They concern the same building but answer different questions and require different authorisations. An overview of the Hungarian legal background and of what a thermal survey does not replace.
Electrical thermography
Overheating electrical connections
A loose terminal dissipates only a few watts, yet it shouts on a thermal image. What a hot spot means, why it only shows under load, and why the energy bill is not what is at stake.
Pipe leaks
Leaking buried hot-water pipes
A wetted pre-insulated pipe quietly heats the ground. When this shows at the surface, when it does not, and what a medium leak costs over one heating season, with a worked example.
How to read the articles
Numbers, estimates, limits
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An engineering thermal-imaging survey at a fixed, known price. Not an accredited or certified inspection – we look for where the loss is and what it is estimated to cost.