Infrared Cameras and Moisture Meters A winning team for moisture investigations and leak detection

Learn how to use infrared cameras and moisture meters with Peter Hopkins of United Infrared. Subscribe and I'll update you on new video uploads at kzbin.info...

[@jamessandon2228]

I’m a plumber from the UK. This was awesome. Thank you

[@BenGromicko]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@pauliancabasag3598]

Like these inspection device lectures too. Hoping to apply these tools to my home inspections.

[@BenGromicko]

Go for it! Infrared helps home inspectors do better inspections.

[@sohailjanjua123]

Hi, I like your lecture. Thanks

[@BenGromicko]

You are welcome

[@victormartiny7599]

outstanding !

[@BenGromicko]

Thanks for watching.

[@orangeblossomhomeinspectio432]

Thank you, Ben and Pete Great info!!! I often find that tile and sunlight give false readings, I have the Samsung flir pro. How can I get around this and see slab leaks?

[@unitedinfrared]

Great question! First thing to do is look at anomalies from a different angle and see if in fact it appears it might be a condition rather than a reflection (can light reflecting heat) It will move around as you look from different angles telling you that is a reflection. To get more accurate, you can spray foot powder on a shiny surface to help reduce reflection (this would require some cleanup :)).

[@orangeblossomhomeinspectio432]

​@@unitedinfrared What a great idea!! Thanks for the quick response... I look forward to trying this!! : D

[@BenGromicko]

Great to hear.

[@jean-loupyale2310]

There is a lot of misinformation in this video both about thermal imaging (cameras and training) and about the functioning of the Tramex RWS.

[@BenGromicko]

Okay. Like what?

[@lawrence6547]

Maybe that’s the problem

[@BenGromicko]

Maybe.