Thermal image collection
Selected thermal views from the agreed array coverage in the file format listed in scope.
Locate thermal abnormalities across accessible solar arrays and give your maintenance team the visible context to investigate them.
The final coverage and file formats are agreed for your project.
Selected thermal views from the agreed array coverage in the file format listed in scope.
Companion images to help locate and understand observations across the site.
When included, an index or marked reference can connect selected images with the client-provided array naming system.
The delivery can record date, covered areas, major conditions, and known limitations relevant to review.
Thermal observations do not diagnose electrical faults, quantify lost production, verify warranty coverage or authorize repairs. A qualified professional determines the cause and required follow-up.
Solar service teams, electrical professionals, facility managers and owners reviewing rooftop, carport or ground-mounted arrays.
System status, solar loading, cloud cover, wind, reflections, array geometry and access determine whether useful thermal observations can be captured.
Work directly with Richard Hamilton. Share the array layout, target concern, site contact and operating requirements. Richard plans coverage, references and a useful capture window with your team.
Send the address or map pin, target date, site contact and the question your team needs answered.
Review the capture areas, deliverables, access, flight constraints, timing and quote before scheduling.
We coordinate the visit, complete the agreed flight when conditions allow, and organize the files for your team.
Based in West Palm Beach. Send the exact site for project review.
Other commercial services
Send the exact site, array type, site contact, available layout or naming plan, target concern, system status requirements, desired deliverable, and target date.
No. Temperature patterns can reflect operating conditions, shade, reflection, soiling, geometry, environment, or other causes. A qualified technician determines what follow-up is needed.
Both can be reviewed when the exact site, access, array geometry, operating requirements, flight constraints, and useful capture window are confirmed.
Yes when the client provides a clear naming plan or layout and that reference work is included in the scope.
Send the exact site, target date and the deliverables your team needs.
Submitting the form starts a review. It does not reserve a flight, confirm site suitability, or promise a result. Commercial pricing is prepared after the scope is reviewed.
One short form routes the project to the Sun State UAS team.
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