Drone Thermal Inspection of Solar Farms
Climate change and the need for renewable energy is driving an unprecedented investment into commercial photovoltaic solar farms. However there any many issues that can result in failures of the panels if not properly and routinely inspected.
Thermal Imaging has long been the technology of choice for fault diagnosis and now using the latest drone thermal imaging cameras in the hands of qualified and experienced aerial UAV operators such as Drone Media Imaging, survey and inspection has never been quicker, cost-efficient and thorough.
Solar PV Farm Survey
Thermography qualified thermal imaging inspection in accordance with IEC 62446-3:2017 and BS EN ISO 62446-1:2016
Solar Farm Inspections using Drone Thermal Imaging Technology can detect many simple faults quickly, effortlessly and cost-effectively
Missing Table / Array Assets
Cell Faults
Multiple Cell Faults
Cell String Faults
Module Faults
Connector Faults
Bird Droppings, Damage or Debris
Developing Cell Issues
Developing Cell String Issues
Developing Module Issues
Developing Connector Issues
Table Shadowing
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We are certified and approved drone pilots and work throughout the UK and Ireland to provide both aerial and ground-based thermography
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