Infrared electrical scans.
Find electrical hot spots before they become bigger problems. Code Red Electric Company uses thermal imaging to help businesses identify areas of concern and plan maintenance with clearer information.
Serving Tulsa and communities across Green Country.
See heat before
it causes downtime.
A scan can reveal temperature differences that point to electrical problems worth investigating.
Answers you can trust.
Many electrical failures begin long before visible signs appear. Infrared thermographic inspections allow us to identify overheating components, loose connections, overloaded circuits, and other hidden issues before they result in costly equipment failures or unplanned downtime. Using advanced thermal imaging technology, our electricians inspect energized electrical systems without interrupting normal operations.
After each inspection, we provide a detailed report identifying areas of concern and recommended corrective actions, helping facility managers prioritize maintenance and improve system reliability. Routine infrared inspections are an effective part of any preventative maintenance program and can help extend the life of your electrical equipment while improving workplace safety.
Inspect. Document. Act.
Plan the inspection
Tell us about the equipment, operating schedule, and areas you want reviewed.
Scan the system
Our electricians use thermal imaging to check accessible components under appropriate operating conditions.
Review the findings
We provide a report of areas of concern and recommended next steps for your team.
Better visibility.
Smarter maintenance.
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Good questions.
Straight answers.
Here are a few things to know when planning an infrared electrical inspection.
What can an infrared scan reveal?
Thermal imaging highlights unusual temperature patterns that may indicate issues such as poor connections, excessive load, or failing components. Findings may need additional testing to confirm the cause.
Does equipment need to be running during the scan?
Generally, meaningful thermal comparisons require equipment to be operating under a representative load. We can discuss timing and access before the inspection.
Will an infrared scan interrupt our operations?
Many areas can be scanned while equipment is operating, but access and safety requirements vary. We will coordinate the inspection plan with your facility team.
What happens after the inspection?
We provide a report outlining observed concerns and recommended corrective actions, so you can prioritize follow-up maintenance or repairs.
Ready to schedule an infrared scan?
Tell us about your facility and equipment, and we'll help you plan an inspection.