Thermal imaging survey log

The point persists so next year has a comparison

A single thermal reading says very little. The same connection, surveyed at a similar load a year apart, says a great deal. Each survey point is its own record with its location precise enough that somebody else can find it.

Both figures are yours, and so is the difference

You record the component and a comparable reference, along with ambient, load and the emissivity you set. CompliMaint publishes no temperature limit, no rise, and no severity standard — what a difference means depends on the equipment, the load and the ambient, and it is read by the qualified person holding the camera.

Your own label is a word, not a grade

If your organization uses words for findings, there is a box to type yours into. It is text. Nothing in this product counts it, ranks it, prioritizes it or acts on it — because a repair priority produced by a website from a temperature is exactly the number nobody should be scheduling work from.

Kept alongside: Panel schedule · Compressed air system log · Corrective action register

A record of thermal readings taken with a camera, kept per survey point on your device. CompliMaint publishes no temperature limit, no rise, no severity standard and no repair priority; any label you apply to a finding is text you typed, and nothing counts, ranks or acts on it. It makes no determination about the condition of any equipment. Everything runs on your device.