With the popularity of the concept of energy conservation and environmental protection, energy conservation has become the goal of all industries, and the construction industry is no exception. The energy efficiency management of the construction industry has become a mandatory target in many countries. The infrared thermal camera can accurately locate the specific position of energy loss and improve the working efficiency without using any destructive detection method.

1. Test the building structure

Infrared thermal camera is the fastest detection tool to find building defects. It can be used to detect the conformity of building structures, and can quickly transform heat loss, moisture and air leakage into visible color thermal images.

2. Look for roof leaks

Infrared thermal camera can be used to evaluate roof leakage systems. The heat storage time of water is longer than that of normal roof materials. When the roof cools down at night, the area with water can be easily detected by the infrared thermal camera because its temperature is higher than that of other areas. It saves a lot of money to just fix the leaking area of the roof instead of replacing the entire roof.

3. Detect air leakage points

Air leakage points can be detected by measuring the air exchange rate and using a process called a "damper". During this process, negative pressure will be generated inside the house, and the pressure outside will be greater than the pressure inside the house. Therefore, air will enter the house from the lax sealing area. Infrared thermal camera can quickly detect the flow of air, and loose sealing areas can be quickly identified, so that quick action can be taken to avoid greater losses.

4. Avoid mildew

Mold can damage building structures and can cause health hazards and allergic symptoms if it is present in living or working areas. Wet areas where moisture in the air forms dew are ideal for fungus growth and rapid reproduction, and minerals in walls, wallpaper and paint can also be a breeding ground for mold. The infrared thermal camera with special dew point visualization software can detect the problem area automatically and give color alarm, so that potential problems can be identified early on the detection site.

With the popularity of the concept of energy conservation and environmental protection, energy conservation has become the goal of all industries, and the construction industry is no exception. The energy efficiency management of the construction industry has become a mandatory target in many countries. The infrared thermal camera can accurately locate the specific position of energy loss and improve the working efficiency without using any destructive detection method.

1. Test the building structure

Infrared thermal camera is the fastest detection tool to find building defects. It can be used to detect the conformity of building structures, and can quickly transform heat loss, moisture and air leakage into visible color thermal images.

2. Look for roof leaks

Infrared thermal camera can be used to evaluate roof leakage systems. The heat storage time of water is longer than that of normal roof materials. When the roof cools down at night, the area with water can be easily detected by the infrared thermal camera because its temperature is higher than that of other areas. It saves a lot of money to just fix the leaking area of the roof instead of replacing the entire roof.

3. Detect air leakage points

Air leakage points can be detected by measuring the air exchange rate and using a process called a "damper". During this process, negative pressure will be generated inside the house, and the pressure outside will be greater than the pressure inside the house. Therefore, air will enter the house from the lax sealing area. Infrared thermal camera can quickly detect the flow of air, and loose sealing areas can be quickly identified, so that quick action can be taken to avoid greater losses.

4. Avoid mildew

Mold can damage building structures and can cause health hazards and allergic symptoms if it is present in living or working areas. Wet areas where moisture in the air forms dew are ideal for fungus growth and rapid reproduction, and minerals in walls, wallpaper and paint can also be a breeding ground for mold. The infrared thermal camera with special dew point visualization software can detect the problem area automatically and give color alarm, so that potential problems can be identified early on the detection site.