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Thermal Imaging Cameras have been around for quite some time, but the technology in recent years has become advanced and more affordable. Thermal imaging cameras are devices that use infrared radiation to create images of the temperature variations. They work by detecting the infrared radiation emitted by objects and converting it into an image that displays the temperature variations as different colors or shades of gray.
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Thermal imaging cameras can be used in home inspections to identify issues that may not be visible to the naked eye. Some examples of how thermal imaging cameras can be used in home inspections include:
Detecting Moisture Thermal cameras can detect areas of moisture, which may indicate a leaky roof or plumbing issues. This can help homeowners identify areas that need to be repaired before they become major problems.
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Inspecting HVAC systemsThermal cameras can be used to check the radiant ceiling panels or floor heat. They can also check the efficiency of HVAC systems and identify areas where insulation or ductwork may be compromised.
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Identifying air leaksThermal cameras can detect temperature differences around doors, windows, and other areas where air leaks may occur. This can help homeowners identify areas where they need to improve insulation or sealant.
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In addition to these examples, thermal imaging cameras can be used to identify a variety of other issues, such as pest infestations or structural defects. Overall, thermal imaging cameras are a valuable tool for home inspectors and can help homeowners identify and address issues before they become major problems.
In addition to these examples, thermal imaging cameras can be used to identify a variety of other issues, such as pest infestations or structural defects. Overall, thermal imaging cameras are a valuable tool for home inspectors and can help homeowners identify and address issues before they become major problems.
