The National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) has made significant and impactful changes to the 2023 version of NFPA 70B.

  • NFPA has changed the name of NFPA 70B from “Recommended Practice for Electrical Equipment Maintenace” to “Standard for Electrical Equipment Maintenance.”
  • NFPA has provided Table 9.2.2, which clearly defines required maintenance intervals for specific tests and inspections of electrical equipment.
  • Table 9.2.2 includes thermographic infrared inspections of ALL electrical equipment annually.

Let ThermoVision Technologies Fulfill your NFPA 70B Needs

As of 2023, NFPA 70B, the Standard for Electrical Equipment Maintenance now requires thermographic infrared inspection of all electrical equipment annually.

NFPA 70B Table 9.2.2 Row #1

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Organization & Record Keeping

ThermoVision utilizes cloud and QR technology to ensure that your equipment’s testing history is always at your fingertips. Our project specific QR code and URL will provide easy access to historic testing data of any building or component. Testing data will be recorded per NFPA 70B 8.6.2 (1) through (9.) Data will be stored on our secure cloud.

State of the Art Equipment

ThermoVisions thermal imagers are state of the art devices by reputable brands like Fluke and Flir, ensuring quality, informative results.

Top Tier Customer Service

At Thermovision, we understand that maintaining your electrical equipment probably isn’t your #1 priority. We aim to make the process of adhering to NFPA 70B requirements and as simple, fast, and effective as possible, while ensuring that all of your electrical infrastructure is operating safely.

Extensive Knowledgeability

Each and every survey conducted by ThermoVision is supervised and analyzed by an electrical professional engineer, ensuring a detailed, thorough, and accurate analysis of your equipment..

Potential Risks of Neglecting NFPA 70B Requirements

Electrical Fire

Thermographic infrared inspections of electrical equipment are an affordable and non-invasive way to ensure that all components of electrical gear are operating within their specified temperature range, drastically decreasing the risk of electrical fires.

Building Down-Time

If electrical equipment malfunctions or overheats, often the required repairs are both costly and time consuming. This may result in a significant and unexpected cost to the building owner; (especially if insurance decides the responsible party has not been maintaining their equipment responsibly!) It may also result in significant downtime while repairs are made, disrupting your business, your life or costly unplanned repairs.

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