Testo is organizing a free webinar on thermography applied to systems and construction.

Thermography is now one of the most effective tools for identifying anomalies, energy losses, and critical issues in technical systems. To help professionals and installers understand its potential and apply it correctly in the field, Testo is offering a free webinar, "Basic Course in Thermography and System Applications," scheduled for Thursday, June 18, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM .

The online meeting is designed for technicians, maintenance workers, installers, and professionals who want to acquire the fundamental skills needed to interpret thermographic images and use thermography as a tool for preventative diagnosis and system maintenance.

From theory to practice: how to use thermography in systems

The webinar will illustrate the fundamental principles of thermography and its main applications in plant engineering and construction. Through practical examples and real-world cases, participants will discover how this technology can help identify issues that are often difficult to detect with traditional tools.

Among the topics covered:

• correct interpretation of thermographic images;
• basic principles of thermography;
• choosing the most suitable thermal camera for different applications;
• identifying problems in plumbing and electrical systems;
• detection of heat losses, infiltrations and system anomalies.

A training opportunity for installers and maintenance workers

The ability to correctly read and interpret thermography can make a difference in preventative maintenance and troubleshooting. For this reason, this webinar offers a valuable opportunity to explore methodologies and tools increasingly used in the HVAC and building management sectors.

The meeting will be led by Testo specialists and will offer participants a practical overview of the potential of thermal imaging cameras in system diagnostics, providing useful tips for improving the efficiency of inspection and maintenance activities.

Join Testo's free webinar and learn how to use thermography to identify anomalies and optimize plant maintenance.