Riddle Answers – November 2025 Newsletter
Witch = 10; Jacko lantern = 5; Bat = 1
Jacko lantern + bat + witch = 16
Spotting Electrical Problems Before they Strike
One of the tricky things about electrical systems is that you often can’t see faults until something fails – and by then, the damage (and cost) can be significant.
That’s where thermal imaging (thermography) comes in. It’s a non-intrusive, non-contact method that helps us spot issues you’d never see with the naked eye.
Using a specialised camera, we capture heat patterns in your electrical equipment. Abnormal heat is often the first sign that something’s not right – like loose connections, overloaded circuits, or failing components.
By detecting these problems early, we can fix them before they snowball into costly breakdowns, unplanned downtime, or even fire hazards.
Why Thermal Imaging Matters:
- Catch hidden faults before they cause equipment failure
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Cut down on expensive reactive repairs
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Extend the lifespan of your electrical assets
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Reduce downtime and keep your business running smoothly
When should you get a thermal imaging check?
Routine checks should be part of your preventative maintenance plan, but they’re especially valuable:
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After major changes or upgrades to your electrical system
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If you notice burning smells, hot spots, or overheating equipment
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After electrical failures or unexplained faults
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Following a power surge or electrical storm
What can we check with thermal imaging?
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Electrical panels – detect hot spots from loose connections or overloads
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Circuit breakers – identify faulty operation before failure or fire risk
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Motors – monitor bearings, windings, and components for wear
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Switches – spot overload issues early
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UPS systems – check battery health and wiring
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Generators – ensure reliability of key components
Why Choose EAS?
The EAS team are trained and experienced in thermal imaging inspections, giving you peace of mind that your electrical systems are safe, efficient, and reliable.
Get in touch to book your thermal imaging check today – Drop us a line or give us a call on 07 834 0505
Are your instruments telling you the truth?
When it comes to running your plant, your measuring devices are the unsung heroes. If they’re even slightly off, product quality, safety and compliance can all take a hit. That’s why regular calibration is so important – and that’s where EAS can make life easier.
Why calibration matters
Your measuring devices don’t stay perfect forever. Even the best ones drift over time. That can mean:
- Wasted product and higher costs
- Safety risks for your team
- Quality issues and unhappy customers
- Trouble meeting regulatory standards
Regular calibration gives you confidence that your readings are spot on, so you can make the right decisions and avoid costly mistakes.
How often should you calibrate?
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. It depends on things like:
- What the manufacturer recommends
- How critical the device is
- Your past experience with that instrument
- National standards or compliance requirements
We can help you figure out the right schedule for your site, so you stay on top of it without overdoing it.
Device vs Loop Calibration – what’s the difference?
- Device calibration:
- Checks one specific device.
- It’s tested when installed and re-checked at intervals.
- Loop calibration:
- Looks at the entire system – sensors, transmitters, wiring and more – to make sure everything works together accurately.
Not sure which you need? We’ll take care of that too and we handle the paperwork as well!
Every calibration we do comes with an official certificate so your records are always up to date – no chasing, no headaches.
Let EAS make it easy
Our trained, experienced team takes care of the whole process, leaving you with accurate data and fewer worries.
Need a device calibrated or want to set up a simple calibration plan?
Give the EAS team a call today on 07 834 0505 and we’ll get you sorted.
