Insurance thermal imaging reports for switchboards
Many commercial insurance policies in Australia require periodic thermal imaging of electrical switchboards as a condition of cover or as part of risk management. An insurance thermal imaging report is the formal document used to demonstrate that the inspection was carried out. We're a referral and lead-generation service — we don't perform the inspection ourselves. We connect you with a qualified, licensed electrician or thermographer in our provider network who specialises in switchboard thermal imaging.
What's Included
- Inspector credentials and licensing details
- Equipment make, model and calibration date
- Switchboard identification and site details
- Thermal and visible-light images per finding
- ΔT readings and severity classification
- Recommended remedial actions
Who Needs This
- Commercial property insureds
- Insurance brokers gathering evidence of compliance
- Risk managers and asset managers
- Body corporates with policy compliance obligations
- Industrial and manufacturing operations
- Landlords required to provide reports to tenants
Why It Matters
Without a documented thermal imaging report, an insurer may decline a claim or apply additional excess where electrical fire is suspected. A current report is one of the simplest ways to demonstrate due diligence around switchboard safety.
How It Works
- 1
Submit your details
Tell us about your site, switchboard count and timing.
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Get matched
We connect you with a qualified provider in your area.
- 3
On-site inspection
A licensed electrician or thermographer attends with calibrated thermal imaging equipment.
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