Thermal camera - Detect Leakages in central heating pipes

For plumbing engineers, a thermal camera can be a powerful tool which can detect water leakages from hidden pipes under floors. The whole idea of using a thermal camera is to avoid the hassle of removing or digging up any flooring like tiles or, hardwood flooring.
There are different types of thermal cameras available in the market however one should choose the one which can promise better image quality and image storage along with the ability to detect leakages under floors with ease. When a boiler is replaced, the pipeline which was only tested with low pressure can develop leaks under high pressure. Thermal camera can locate water leakage and point one in the right direction.
Thermal camera can also help in determining if the central heating system needs a power flush which is usually required because of sludge build up within the boiler, radiators and pipe work. The thermal camera also offers images to show if the power flush was completed correctly.