Electrical Thermography Testing in Pakistan | Fire Safety Trading (Pvt) Ltd

When it comes to protecting your electrical system, you need a company with proven experience, certified expertise, and a genuine commitment to safety. Fire Safety Trading (Pvt) Ltd has been serving Pakistan’s industrial, commercial, government, and private sectors since 1996 — making us one of the most experienced fire and electrical safety companies in the country.

We are not just a fire safety company. We are Pakistan’s complete safety partner — offering fire protection, electrical inspection, security systems, and safety equipment all under one roof. Our Electrical Thermography Testing service is one of our most in-demand offerings, trusted by hundreds of clients across Lahore, Islamabad/Rawalpindi, Karachi, and Peshawar.

Whether you manage a factory, a hospital, a shopping mall, or a government building — your electrical system is the foundation of everything you do. A fault in that system can mean lost production, equipment damage, fire, injury, or worse. Our electrical thermography service finds those faults before they find you.

What Is Electrical Thermography Testing?

Electrical thermography — also called infrared thermal imaging — is a modern, non-contact inspection method that detects hidden heat faults in your electrical system while it continues to run normally. No shutdown. No disruption. No touching live equipment.

Every electrical fault generates heat. A loose terminal, a failing breaker, an overloaded busbar, or a corroded connection all run hotter than healthy components. This excess heat is invisible to the naked eye — but not to an infrared camera.

Our calibrated infrared (IR) cameras detect temperature differences as small as 0.1°C and display them as colour-coded thermal images. Our certified thermography engineers read these images, identify every abnormal hot spot, and provide you with a detailed report that tells you exactly what is wrong, where it is, and what to do about it.

What the Colours Mean

• Blue / Purple = Cool — normal and healthy
• Yellow / Orange = Warm — needs monitoring
• Red / White = Hot — attention required immediately

Key Advantages of Thermography Testing

• No shutdown required — your system keeps running during inspection
• Completely non-contact — no touching of live equipment
• Safe — full electrical PPE and safety protocols followed by our team
• Fast — most inspections completed in a single day
• Accurate — calibrated cameras with documented certification
• Detailed reporting — thermal images, temperature data, severity ratings, and recommendations delivered within 48–72 hours

Why Pakistan’s Businesses Need Electrical Thermography

Pakistan’s electrical environment presents unique and serious challenges that make thermography testing not just useful — but essential.

Aging Infrastructure

Many commercial and industrial buildings across Pakistan — particularly in older parts of Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi — have electrical systems that have never been properly upgraded or thoroughly inspected. Decades-old wiring, outdated panels, and connections modified by multiple electricians over the years create hidden risk at every junction.

Voltage Fluctuations

Pakistan’s electrical grid is notorious for voltage fluctuations, sudden spikes, and load shedding. Every voltage surge puts extreme mechanical and thermal stress on connections, breakers, and insulation. Repeated cycles of heating and cooling loosen bolted connections and degrade insulation — creating hot spots that thermography can find.

Extreme Summer Heat

In Karachi, Lahore, and Peshawar, summer temperatures routinely exceed 40–45°C. This extreme ambient heat means electrical components are already under thermal stress before adding the heat from normal operation. Faults that might be minor in cooler conditions can become critical quickly in Pakistani summers.

High Electricity Costs

Pakistani businesses pay significant commercial electricity tariffs. Faulty connections, poor load balancing, and overloaded circuits all waste energy. Thermography identifies these inefficiencies so you can fix them — directly reducing your electricity bill by 5% to 15% in many cases.

Fire Risk

Electrical faults are one of the leading causes of industrial and commercial fires in Pakistan. Loose connections and overloaded panels can reach ignition temperature without any visible warning. At Fire Safety Trading (Pvt) Ltd, we understand fire risk better than anyone — and we know that prevention through thermography is far better than response after a fire has started.

Insurance and Compliance Requirements

Insurance companies operating in Pakistan increasingly require or accept thermography inspection reports as part of risk assessments for industrial and commercial facilities. Our certified thermography reports can support your insurance claims and help you demonstrate proper electrical maintenance.

Our Electrical Thermography Services

We offer complete electrical thermography inspection for all critical components of your electrical system. Here is exactly what we test and why it matters.

1. Distribution Board (DB) Thermography

Distribution Boards (DBs) are the heart of your electrical distribution system. They receive incoming power and route it to every circuit in your facility. With dozens of connections, breakers, busbars, and terminals all in one place, they are one of the most common locations for hidden electrical faults.

What We Inspect in Your DBs

Our engineers scan every component in your distribution boards while they are fully energised and under normal operating load:

• Circuit breakers — checking for overloading, internal faults, and breakers running hotter than normal
• Busbar connections — identifying loose bolted joints and corroded contact surfaces
• Cable terminations — finding loose or inadequately torqued terminals causing heat buildup
• Phase balance — detecting where one phase is carrying significantly more load than the others
• Neutral and earth connections — loose neutral connections are an often-overlooked but serious fire risk
• Incoming supply connections — the main cable terminations bringing power into the DB

Why This Matters for Pakistani Facilities

In Pakistan, it is extremely common to find DBs that have been modified numerous times by different electricians over the years — without proper load analysis, without consistent cable sizing, and without proper torquing of terminals. These ad-hoc modifications create hidden risk at dozens of connection points in a single board.

Our DB thermography inspection scans every one of these connections in minutes, with your system fully running, identifying every fault without a single wire being touched.

Common Findings

• Loose terminals at breaker connections — the single most common finding across Pakistan
• Overloaded breakers running 20–40°C above rated temperature
• Phase imbalance — one phase at 85°C while others are at 45°C
• Corroded neutral bar connections
• Poor incoming cable terminations at the main isolator

2. Chiller Thermography

Chillers are among the most critical and most expensive pieces of equipment in commercial and industrial facilities. Hotels, hospitals, shopping malls, corporate offices, data centres, and factories all depend on chillers for essential cooling. When a chiller fails electrically, the impact is immediate and expensive.

What We Inspect in Chiller Systems

Our chiller thermography service covers the complete electrical system of your chiller units:

• Chiller control panels — scanning contactors, relays, overload protection devices, and control wiring terminations
• Compressor motor connections — the high-current connections to compressor motors are one of the most critical inspection points
• Star-delta or soft-starter panels — checking for hot contacts and failing components in motor starting circuits
• VFD (Variable Frequency Drive) panels — VFDs generate significant heat and require regular thermography inspection to detect developing faults
• Power cable connections to chiller units — large-gauge power cables must be properly terminated; loose connections cause serious overheating under full motor load
• Cooling tower distribution panels — checking electrical connections to cooling tower fans and pumps
• Control panel wiring — scanning for damaged or deteriorating control cables and loose low-voltage connections

Why Chiller Thermography Is Critical in Pakistan

In Karachi, where summer temperatures exceed 42°C and chillers run at maximum capacity for four to five months continuously, a chiller electrical fault escalates rapidly. Hotels, hospitals, and commercial buildings in Karachi cannot afford chiller failure during summer — the consequences range from serious revenue loss to genuine medical emergencies.

In Islamabad and Rawalpindi, large government buildings, hospitals, and corporate offices depend on centralised chiller systems. In Peshawar, where summer temperatures can hit 45°C, chiller reliability is equally critical.

We recommend chiller thermography at least once before summer and again mid-summer for critical facilities.

Common Findings in Chiller Systems

• Overheating contactors in motor starter panels — indicating contactors approaching end of life
• Loose power cable connections at compressor motor terminal boxes
• Unbalanced voltage supply causing unequal current draw across motor phases
• VFD heat sink fouling causing component overheating
• Failed or weakened overload relay contacts

3. Electrical Panel Thermography (LT Panels / MCC / Switchgear)

Electrical panels — including Low Tension (LT) panels, Motor Control Centres (MCCs), Power Factor Correction (PFC) panels, automatic transfer switch (ATS) panels, and main switchgear — are the primary power distribution and control centres for industrial and large commercial facilities.

These panels carry the highest currents in your facility. A fault here does not affect just one circuit — it can take down an entire production line, a complete building, or a whole factory simultaneously.

What We Inspect in Electrical Panels

• Main busbars — the copper or aluminium conductors inside the panel carrying all incoming current; joints and connection points are the most critical inspection locations
• Air Circuit Breakers (ACBs) and Moulded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCBs) — checking for internal faults and connections running above rated temperature
• Contactors and motor starters — one of the most frequently failed components in motor control centres; overheating contactors are a leading indicator of impending failure
• Cable terminations — every incoming and outgoing cable connection is scanned for inadequate torquing or poor contact
• Power Factor Correction capacitor banks — failed or degraded capacitors show as hot spots and directly impact your power factor and electricity billing
• Current Transformer (CT) connections — loose CT connections are both a measurement error and a safety risk
• ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch) contacts — critical for facilities with generator backup
• Metering panels — checking connections to energy meters, power analysers, and related equipment

Industry Applications Across Pakistan

Textile industry (Lahore, Faisalabad): Large textile mills run dozens of motors simultaneously from their MCCs. Thermography reveals which motor starters are approaching failure before they halt production.

Food processing and pharmaceutical (Karachi, Lahore): These industries cannot afford contamination from a panel fire or production loss from an unplanned shutdown. Panel thermography is a standard part of responsible maintenance.

Cold storage (all cities): Panel faults in a cold storage facility can compromise the entire cold chain. The value of stored goods far exceeds the cost of a thermography inspection.

Manufacturing and engineering (Peshawar, Karachi, Lahore): Heavy manufacturing plants have large MCCs feeding multiple high-power motors. Thermography is the most effective way to ensure these critical control systems remain reliable.

Data centres and IT facilities (Islamabad, Karachi): Data centres and telecom facilities must maintain 99.9%+ uptime. Panel thermography is international standard practice in professional data centre management.

What We Commonly Find

The most frequent and serious finding in LT panels and MCCs across Pakistan is loose busbar joint connections — especially in older switchgear where bolted connections have never been retorqued since original installation. Temperature differences of 40–80°C above ambient are regularly found at these joints. This is classified as Priority 1 — immediate repair required.

4. Grid, Busbar & Transformer Thermography

The backbone of your facility’s power distribution is the network of busbars, bus ducts, grid systems, and transformers that carry power from the utility or generator to your distribution panels. Faults in these systems carry the most severe consequences — because they affect everything downstream.

Busbar and Grid System Thermography

Busbars — thick copper or aluminium conductor bars — carry high currents between your incoming supply and your switchgear and panels. They are found in:

• Main LT switchrooms
• HV/LV substations
• Bus duct systems running between floors or buildings
• Generator synchronising panels and paralleling switchboards
• Large UPS output distribution systems

The most vulnerable point in any busbar system is the bolted joint — where two sections of busbar or a cable lug connects to the bar. Thermal cycling (heating under load, cooling at low load) causes these joints to loosen over time. A loose busbar joint creates resistance → resistance creates heat → heat creates more resistance. This is a self-escalating fault cycle that ends in either a catastrophic busbar failure or a fire.

Our busbar and grid thermography service includes:

• Scanning all accessible busbar joints and terminations in LT switchrooms and substations
• Inspecting bus duct enclosures using our high-sensitivity cameras capable of detecting heat through enclosures
• Checking incoming cable terminations to busbars
• Identifying phase-to-phase temperature imbalance in three-phase busbar systems
• Inspecting earth bar connections and earth bonding points

Transformer Thermography

Transformers — both distribution transformers (11kV/0.4kV step-down units) and dry-type transformers — are inspected as part of our grid thermography service.

What we inspect in transformers:

• HV and LV winding connection terminations — the connection between transformer winding and the cable termination box is a critical and frequently faulted point
• Radiator fins and cooling surfaces — blocked or damaged cooling fins create localised overheating and reduce transformer life
• Tank surface hotspots — on oil-cooled transformers, localised tank surface hot spots can indicate internal winding or core problems
• Cable box and bushing connections — incoming HV cable joints and outgoing LV cable terminations
• Tap changer positions — on-load tap changers develop contact hot spots as contacts wear

Why transformer thermography is critical:

A distribution transformer failure is among the most expensive and disruptive electrical events for any facility. Replacing a medium-capacity transformer costs Rs. 2–5 million or more, with delivery and installation delays that can stretch into weeks. Our thermography inspection identifies the early warning signs — connection problems, cooling issues, winding hot spots — when there is still time to intervene at minimal cost.

Who We Serve

Fire Safety Trading (Pvt) Ltd has built a large network of loyal industrial, governmental, private, and individual clients across Pakistan. Here is how our electrical thermography service benefits each sector:

Factories and Industrial Facilities

Pakistan’s industrial sector — textile mills, food processing plants, pharmaceutical manufacturers, chemical facilities, steel and engineering workshops — depends on continuous, reliable electrical power. Every unplanned electrical shutdown means lost production, missed orders, and direct financial loss.

Our industrial thermography service covers complete electrical systems — from the incoming supply transformer and main LT panel through every MCC, sub-panel, and DB on the factory floor. We work around your production schedule to conduct inspections with zero disruption.

Results our industrial clients consistently achieve:

• Elimination of unexpected electrical shutdowns that previously occurred multiple times per year
• Planned maintenance replacing emergency repairs
• Reduced electricity consumption through connection quality improvement
• Extended life of motors, switchgear, and transformers
• Better compliance with insurance and certification requirements

Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities

In a hospital, electrical failure is not just an operational inconvenience — it is a patient safety emergency. ICUs, operating theatres, diagnostic imaging, laboratory equipment, and life support systems cannot tolerate electrical failure.

Fire Safety Trading (Pvt) Ltd has served numerous healthcare facilities across Pakistan. We understand the critical nature of hospital electrical systems and conduct all inspections with the sensitivity and care that healthcare environments demand. We inspect during off-peak hours and prioritise the electrical systems feeding critical care areas.

Healthcare facilities we serve:

• General hospitals and teaching hospitals
• Private specialist hospitals and clinics
• Diagnostic centres and laboratories
• Medical universities and research facilities
• Pharmaceutical manufacturing plants

Commercial Buildings and Shopping Malls

Large commercial buildings — shopping centres, office towers, hotels, and mixed-use developments — have complex electrical systems serving hundreds of tenants and thousands of daily visitors.

Electrical problems in a commercial building create liability exposure, damage tenant relationships, and can devastate the facility’s reputation. Our commercial building thermography service covers all panels, chiller electrical systems, lift and escalator power panels, emergency generator switchgear, and building services distribution.

Government and Defence Facilities

Government buildings, ministry facilities, and public sector institutions require the highest standards of electrical maintenance. Electrical failure in these environments has operational, security, and public safety implications.

Fire Safety Trading (Pvt) Ltd has experience working with government and public sector clients across Pakistan, particularly in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Our team understands the requirements for working in sensitive environments and maintains complete professionalism and confidentiality throughout all engagements.

Our Service Coverage Across Pakistan

Islamabad / Rawalpindi (Head Office)

Our head office is located in Rawalpindi — the heart of Pakistan’s capital region. We serve the entire Islamabad-Rawalpindi twin cities area with our full range of electrical thermography services.

Islamabad: Federal government buildings, Blue Area corporate offices, Diplomatic Enclave facilities, IT parks and technology companies, hospitals (PIMS, Shifa, Maroof International), universities (NUST, COMSATS, QAU, Air University), commercial centres

Rawalpindi: Industrial areas, Chaklala and Saddar commercial zones, cantonment facilities, Bahria Town commercial developments, major hospitals

The Islamabad-Rawalpindi region is also Pakistan’s largest hub for data centres and IT infrastructure. As the country’s digital economy grows, reliable electrical maintenance — including thermography — becomes increasingly critical for IT facilities that cannot afford downtime.

Lahore

Lahore is Pakistan’s second-largest city and its industrial and cultural capital. We serve clients across all of Lahore’s major industrial and commercial zones:

Industrial areas: SITE, Sundar Industrial Estate, Quaid-e-Azam Industrial Estate, Kot Lakhpat, Raiwind Road industrial corridor, Multan Road industrial zone

Commercial areas: Gulberg, MM Alam Road, DHA commercial, Liberty Market area, Johar Town, Model Town, Bahria Town Lahore

Healthcare: Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital, Services Hospital, Ittefaq Hospital, and major private hospitals

Government and education: Punjab government buildings, major universities, public sector facilities

Lahore’s textile and garment industry is the backbone of Pakistan’s exports. Large spinning mills, weaving units, and garment factories are among our most active thermography clients, relying on us to keep their production running without electrical surprises.

Karachi

Karachi Office: 03154233313

Karachi is Pakistan’s largest city and its commercial and industrial capital. We operate a dedicated Karachi office to serve this critical market.

Industrial zones: SITE, Korangi Industrial Area, North Karachi Industrial Area, Port Qasim Industrial Zone, Bin Qasim area, Federal B Industrial Area, Landhi industrial area

Commercial: Clifton, Defence (DHA), Saddar, Tariq Road, Sea View developments, commercial plazas across the city

Healthcare: Major private and public hospitals throughout Karachi

Hotels and hospitality: Large hotel chains in Karachi rely on uninterrupted electrical systems for their chiller operations, kitchen equipment, and guest comfort

Given Karachi’s extreme summer heat (regularly above 40°C) and the continuous heavy load placed on electrical systems, we strongly recommend that all Karachi industrial and healthcare facilities conduct thermography inspections twice a year — once before peak summer (March/April) and again at the height of summer (July/August).

Peshawar

Peshawar is the capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and is experiencing significant industrial growth through CPEC investment and the development of the Peshawar Special Economic Zone.

Hayatabad Industrial Estate: One of Pakistan’s largest industrial estates, with factories across textiles, food processing, plastics, light engineering, and other sectors — all of which require reliable electrical systems

Peshawar Special Economic Zone (SEZ): New industrial units being established under CPEC investment. We recommend electrical thermography as part of pre-commissioning inspection for all new facilities — establishing good maintenance practices from day one

Healthcare: Hayatabad Medical Complex, Khyber Teaching Hospital, Lady Reading Hospital, KMU Teaching Hospital — all require the highest electrical reliability

Government: KPK government buildings and provincial administration facilities

Commercial: University Town, Hayatabad, Ring Road commercial developments, Phase 2 commercial zones

About Fire Safety Trading (Pvt) Ltd

Fire Safety Trading (Pvt) Ltd is an award-winning fire and safety company in Pakistan. We have been working in the fire fighting and safety industry since 1996 — building our success story over nearly three decades of dedicated service to Pakistani businesses and institutions.

Our company is one of the leading and most comprehensive safety solution providers in Pakistan. We have dedicated expertise in designing, supplying, installing, testing, and maintaining fire safety, electrical safety, and security systems and equipment.

What Makes Us Different

Experience since 1996: Nearly 30 years in Pakistan’s safety industry gives us an understanding of local conditions, challenges, and requirements that newer companies simply cannot match.

Complete safety partner: We offer fire extinguishers, fire alarm systems, fire suppression systems, fire sprinklers, fire hydrant systems, electrical thermography, fire risk assessment, HSE audits, CCTV and security systems, safety equipment, and more — all from one trusted partner.

Certified products and services: All our products and services meet international quality standards. We supply equipment from internationally certified brands and conduct all inspections to recognised international standards.

Large, loyal client base: We have built a big chain of loyal and trusted industrial, governmental, private, and individual clients across Pakistan. Our clients are our real assets, and we continuously deliver on their needs and expectations.

Tested and approved: Every piece of equipment we supply has been tested and approved to meet market standards. Every service we provide is conducted by trained and experienced professionals.

24/7 support: Our team is available around the clock for emergency support, consultation, and response. Fire and electrical safety emergencies do not keep office hours — and neither do we.

Our Certifications and Partnerships

Fire Safety Trading (Pvt) Ltd supplies products from internationally recognised brands and maintains relationships with leading global safety equipment manufacturers. Our products carry relevant international certifications, and our services are conducted according to recognised international testing standards.

We are affiliated with recognised safety industry bodies and continuously invest in training and certification for our engineering and technical staff.

Find Us Online

• Website: www.firesafetytrading.com.pk
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Our Electrical Thermography Inspection Process

Here is exactly what to expect when you book our thermography service:

Step 1: Free Consultation and Quotation

Contact us — by phone, WhatsApp, or email — and we will discuss your facility, identify the scope of inspection required, and provide you with a clear, transparent quotation. No hidden charges, no obligation.

Step 2: Pre-Inspection Coordination

We work with your maintenance team to confirm the inspection schedule, ensure the system will be under adequate operating load, and arrange any access requirements. We review available electrical drawings or single-line diagrams if available.

Step 3: On-Site Inspection

Our certified thermographer arrives on site with fully calibrated equipment and all required PPE. We systematically inspect all agreed components. For each component, we capture thermal infrared images, visible light reference photographs, and precise temperature readings. The entire inspection is conducted with your system live and operational.

Step 4: Data Analysis

Our engineer analyses all thermal images using specialist thermography software, comparing findings to ambient temperature, reference components, and international standards. Each abnormal finding is classified by severity.

Step 5: Severity Classification

Step 6: Detailed Report Delivery

Within 48–72 hours, you receive a comprehensive thermography report including:

• Full executive summary of all findings
• Thermal image + visible photograph for every finding
• Precise temperature readings (component temp, ambient temp, differential)
• Severity classification for every finding
• Specific corrective action recommendation for each finding
• Component location reference (which panel, which phase, which terminal)
• Overall facility electrical risk assessment

Step 7: Follow-Up Verification (Recommended)

After your team completes repairs, we offer a follow-up thermography inspection to confirm that corrections were successful and no new issues were introduced during repair work.

Thermography Testing Frequency Recommendations

For Karachi and Peshawar facilities, an additional pre-summer inspection is recommended given extreme ambient temperatures.

The Real Cost of Skipping Thermography Testing

Consider what is at stake if you do not conduct regular thermography inspections:

Electrical fire in a medium factory: Property damage, equipment loss, production downtime, potential injury claims — total exposure Rs. 50 million or more.

Chiller failure in a hospital during summer: Emergency repair costs, temporary cooling equipment rental, patient care disruption — Rs. 3–8 million plus reputational damage.

Transformer failure from an undetected hot spot: Replacement cost Rs. 2–5 million plus weeks of reduced production capacity.

Insurance claim rejection: Without documented maintenance records, insurance companies can reject or significantly reduce claims. Our thermography reports provide the documentation you need.

Compare this to the cost of an annual thermography inspection — a small investment that provides complete visibility of your electrical system’s health and protects you from all of the above.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does my system need to be shut down for thermography? No. Thermography is performed with your system fully running. We inspect under normal operating load — no shutdown, no production loss.

Q: How much load does the system need during inspection? For accurate results, your electrical system should be under at least 40% of normal operating load. Full normal load gives the best results. We will advise you on how to ensure this before the inspection date.

Q: How quickly will I receive my report? You will receive your full, detailed thermography report within 48–72 hours of the on-site inspection.

Q: What if you find a critical fault during the inspection? If we identify a Priority 1 (critical) fault during the inspection, we notify you immediately on site. We do not wait for the written report for critical findings.

Q: Do you cover all four major cities? Yes. We serve Islamabad/Rawalpindi (head office), Lahore, Karachi (dedicated office — 03154233313), and Peshawar.

Q: Can thermography help reduce our electricity bill? Yes. Faulty connections and poor load balance waste electrical energy. Correcting the faults identified through thermography typically reduces electricity consumption by 5–15%.

Q: Is your thermography report accepted by insurance companies? Our professional thermography reports document your electrical system condition and maintenance activity. Many insurance companies accept these reports as part of risk assessment. We recommend confirming with your specific insurer.

Q: Does Fire Safety Trading provide other safety services besides thermography? Yes. We are a complete safety solutions provider. Our services include fire extinguisher supply and refilling, fire alarm installation and maintenance, fire suppression system testing, smoke alarm testing, fire hose reel testing, room integrity testing, CCTV installation, fire risk assessment, HSE/fire audit, calibration services, and much more. We are your one-stop safety partner.

Frequently Related Services

As part of our complete safety offering, clients who book electrical thermography often also benefit from:

• Fire Risk Assessment — a complete review of your facility’s fire hazards, control measures, and emergency preparedness
• HSE Audit / Fire Audit — a systematic examination of your health, safety, and environment management systems
• Fire Extinguisher Testing — ensuring your first-response fire equipment is fully operational
• Fire Suppression System Testing — verifying your automatic suppression systems will perform when needed
• CCTV Installation — integrating electrical safety with overall security monitoring
• Calibration Services — ensuring all your measuring and testing instruments provide accurate readings

Contact us to discuss a comprehensive safety programme for your facility that combines thermography with our other world-class services.

Get a Free Quotation Today

Fire Safety Trading (Pvt) Ltd has been protecting Pakistani businesses, hospitals, government facilities, and commercial buildings since 1996. Our electrical thermography service is one of the smartest investments you can make for your facility’s safety, reliability, and efficiency.

Contact us today for a free consultation and quotation:

Head Office (Islamabad/Rawalpindi): 03264670000 

Karachi Office: 03154233313 

Email: sales@firesafetytrading.com.pk

Website: www.firesafetytrading.com.pk 

Head Office Address: Office No. 1, Ground Floor, Al-Maqsood Plaza, Main Karnal Sher Khan Shaheed Road, near Katarian Chowk, Rawalpindi 46000

Office Hours: Monday – Saturday, 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM 

Emergency Support: Available 24/7