Event: Leveraging Color-Changing Thermochromics for Electrical Inspections
Date: October 23, 1:00 PM – 4:30 PM ET (Presentation at 2:30 PM)
As industrial operations increasingly demand maximum uptime and greater reliability, the need for proactive solutions has never been more critical. Electrical systems power everything from production lines to safety systems, making them a vital component of any operation. But within these systems lurk potential hazards: overheating connections, electrical fires, and sudden equipment failures that can cause significant disruption and expense. But what if you could spot problems as they developed, long before they became costly or hazardous failures?
On Wednesday, October 23rd, at 2:30 PM, Mark Paul, IRISS Global Sales Director, will reveal how a simple yet powerful innovation can redefine electrical inspections and alert you whenever your electrical system is experiencing an overtemperature event. Join us for “Leveraging Color-Changing Thermochromics for Electrical Inspections,” a live forum event hosted by Electricity Forum.
What Are Thermochromic Indicators?
Imagine the hidden hazards inside electrical enclosures—overheated connections that build up, unnoticed, until a failure happens. The temperature climbs, a cable starts to degrade, and the risk of an electrical fire becomes a very real danger. Traditional maintenance methods, like periodic infrared (IR) or ultrasound inspections, are crucial, but they have a limitation: they only capture a snapshot in time. This leaves blind spots—moments between scheduled inspections when the equipment is stressed, but the risks remain hidden.
Color-changing thermochromic indicators are here to bridge that gap. This simple yet effective technology continuously monitors connections and indicates overtemperature events before they reach the point of causing permanent damage. By using temperature-sensitive indicators that visibly change color when critical temperatures are exceeded, these indicators give operators a clear, intuitive signal when there’s an issue. They empower teams to respond proactively, reducing risks, cutting downtime, and extending equipment life.
During the event, Mark Paul will walk you through the advantages of these thermochromic indicators and how they work alongside technologies you already use—like IR windows—to provide a 24/7 safety net for your electrical assets. He’ll share insights into how this technology is transforming safety and reliability in facilities around the world for a fraction of the cost of digital monitoring systems.
Reserve Your Spot Now
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn how thermochromic indicators can make your electrical inspections more insightful and effective. Register now to join this engaging discussion.
