The thermal visual certification standard that is revolutionizing electrical safety
THVEC (Thermo Visual Enclosure Certification) is a comprehensive standard designed to evaluate and certify electrical enclosures based on their ability to visually indicate thermal anomalies without the need for infrared cameras, thermometers, or data loggers. Our mission is to make thermal monitoring accessible, affordable, and continuous for all electrical installations.
We believe that preventing electrical failures is more effective and economical than reacting to them. THVEC makes prevention accessible to everyone.
Using thermochromic paints, thermal clips, and temperature-sensitive labels, we transform electrical panels into self-monitoring systems.
THVEC facilitates compliance with NFPA 70B, NEC, and NOM-001-SEDE, providing continuous evidence of thermal monitoring.
Thousands of electrical fires occur annually in industrial facilities, many of which could have been prevented with proper thermal monitoring.
Thermographic cameras cost $15,000-$50,000, and periodic inspections range from $500-$2,000 per visit, making continuous monitoring prohibitive.
Electrical failures cause costly production stoppages. The average cost per hour of downtime is $260,000 in industrial operations.
Reduces the need for expensive thermography tools. One-time investment with minimal ongoing costs.
Provides 24/7 visibility of thermal anomalies without requiring active supervision or specialized equipment.
Minimizes the risk of equipment failures, fires, and electrical hazards by detecting overheating problems before they become critical.
Thermochromic paints and thermal labels are easy to apply and provide immediate visual feedback on temperature issues.
The THVEC standard can be implemented in all types of electrical enclosures: MCCs, capacitor banks, distribution panels, and more.
Provides permanent visual evidence for audits and demonstrates due diligence in preventive maintenance.