I took these images with a Testo 882 (320×240) as I was tracking the hot water pipes in a bathroom looking for possible leak sites.
Tracking hot water pipes with a thermal imager
By Brenton Ward
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Brenton Ward
Director of Training & Education
Brenton Ward is Director of Training & Education and Senior Instructor, a Level III Infraspection Institute Certified Infrared Thermographer® and Master Thermographer® with Airborne Ultrasound Level II certification. Since 1994 he has delivered thermal imaging, applications support and predictive maintenance training across mining, energy, power generation and heavy industry, and teaches Infraspection Institute certification programs throughout Australia, Asia, New Zealand and the US.
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