Thermal imaging cameras can capture heat signatures that would otherwise be invisible to the human eye. Thermal cameras use a sensor to detect and measure the infrared energy of objects that emit heat. These sensors are sensitive to infrared light emitted at different wavelengths. Thermal imaging cameras use thermopile detectors that amplify the electrical signals generated by these sensors. The amplified signals are digitized and processed into an image or video stream. This technology is used to detect temperature, humidity, or radiation.

1st-Rate Inspectors use this temperature measurement tool to perform quick, contactless inspections of more extensive inaccessible areas in your home. Using this non-invasive tool, we can detect pests, water leaks, or electrical issues.