For Solar Maintenance and Operations (O&M) companies, certified reports ensure compliance with industry standards like IEC 62446-3, enhancing operational efficiency and client trust. They identify performance issues, such as defective modules or hotspots, helping O&M teams take proactive measures to maintain system reliability and performance.

Yes, certified Level 3 thermography reports are often required in legal cases involving equipment failures, structural issues, or disputes. These reports provide impartial, evidence-based analysis that complies with ISO standards, making them reliable for court submissions and expert witness testimonies.

Our process begins with thermal data collection by either our team or your Level 1 or Level 2 thermographers. This data is then analysed by a certified Level 3 thermographer, who compiles the findings into a professional report. The report includes detailed analysis, actionable recommendations, and certification, ensuring compliance with relevant standards.  

Insurance companies require certified Level 3 thermography reports to assess risks accurately and validate claims. By ensuring inspections are compliant with industry standards and conducted by a qualified expert, these reports minimise the risk of errors, fraudulent claims, or overlooked issues, safeguarding both insurers and policyholders.

Industries such as solar energy, building diagnostics, and electrical system maintenance benefit significantly from Level 3-certified thermography reports. These reports are crucial for identifying issues like overheating electrical components, insulation failures, or photovoltaic inefficiencies, ensuring optimal performance and safety.