VIDEO - The Latest in Inspection & Maintenance Technology for Utilities
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While at CUEE 2012, the Canadian Utilities Equipment & Engineering Show, we chatted with Greg Bork, director FLIR Canada, who gave us a rundown of some of the latest in safe, non-invasive, non-destructive inspection and maintenance technology for utilities, including
interconnectivity between IR cameras and DMMs or Wi-Fi devices, IR camera windows for electrical equipment, or looking for sulphur hexafluoride (SF6) transformer leaks.
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