Infrared imaging or thermography uses specialized instruments that detect and visualize heat spectrums that allow home inspectors to follow the flow of heat through a system. Such instruments include the …

Infrared (thermal imaging) is an advanced, non-invasive technology that allows the inspector to show homeowners things about their homes that can’t be revealed using conventional inspection methods. …

The History of Infrared Thermography by Nick Gromicko Before the year 1800, the existence of the infrared portion of the electromagnetic spectrum wasn't even suspected.

The Infrared and Infrared Certified InterNACHI ®Thermography Inspector logo is available for use by all current InterNACHI® Certified Inspectors who have successfully completed the "InterNACHI® …

InterNACHI's online training and certification courses are all free and online for InterNACHI members, including the certification program to become Infrared Certified and an Infrared Certified …

Jun 1, 2020 · Basics of Infrared Thermography and Home Inspections with Infrared Training Center's Bill Schwahn This presentation will provide infrared and visual images of different applications specific to …

As thermography has advanced, thermal imaging has become popular in the field of inspection because IR cameras are fast becoming an indispensable tool in helping inspectors locate and documents …

Since the 1970s, infrared (IR) thermography, or thermal imaging, has been used for inspecting flat and low-slope roofs to check for moisture entrapment. Employing IR cameras for home and commercial …

3.15 Quantitative infrared thermography - the practice of combining qualitative infrared thermography with non-contact temperature measurement. Temperature values may be provided via an imaging …

Detecting moisture intrusion problems is an excellent application for thermal imaging or infrared (IR) cameras. Moisture intrusion may be identified through basic visual inspection if it has lead to obvious …