In order to ensure the safety performance of the building Infrared thermal imaging camera, it is necessary to do a good job of inspection and maintenance of the product, then for the building thermal imaging camera mainly check which parts of the product?

1, check the insulation layer missing or damaged condition. The absence or damage of the insulation layer will lead to a significant temperature difference on the surface of the exterior wall, and the thermal imaging camera can indicate the position, shape and strength of the insulation layer, and record and archive.

2, waterproof layer leakage detection, moisture can seep through the roof and walls of the interface and cracks and accumulation, resulting in structural components decay, mold, and sometimes cause serious health hazards. Therefore, it is very important to carry out the thermal image inspection of building waterproofing layer on a regular basis.

3, external wall leakage detection, when the exterior wall part of the leakage, the seepage site and the normal part of the thermal capacity is inconsistent, in the process of environmental temperature changes, the leakage site and the normal part of the temperature will be different, so although the color of the surface is consistent, but the temperature difference can be reflected in the thermal imager in a timely and clear.

4. IfInfrared Thermal Imaging CameraThe lens has a little dust or debris, should be gently brushed with a brush to residue, or with a spray pen, the appropriate distance to spray loose particles. If there are more dirty marks, you can use wet cotton balls to scrub carefully. The lens is clean and do not clean the plastic lens with solvents.

5, Shell cleaning: There is really no suitable cleaning agent, you can also use soapy water, and then gently wipe with a soft cloth.

6, remember not to dip the thermal imaging camera whole in the water, this is the wrong way, to follow the steps to clean one by one.

The above introduction is to regularly check the building infrared thermal imaging camera considerations, I hope to be able to help you.