Localized thermal degradation at conductor interfaces leads to equipment failure. Early identification of excessive heat prevents catastrophic electrical fires and system downtime.

Hidden thermal degradation in enclosed electrical joints leads to catastrophic equipment failure. Visualizing localized heat stress through barriers prevents fire and service interruptions.

Exothermic reactions in lead-acid batteries lead to self-sustaining temperature increases that cause catastrophic failure. Preventing these events ensures infrastructure safety and prevents equipment destruction.