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Cox Aerial Solutions LLC

Executive Thermal Inspection Summary Report

Aerial Visual and Thermal Observations for Customer Evaluation

FAA Part 107 Certified UAS OperationsAerial Thermal Imaging Capabilities$2,000,000 Liability Insurance Coverage

Report Limitation Notice

This report documents aerial visual and thermal observations collected under the conditions present at the time of inspection. Cox Aerial Solutions LLC does not diagnose electrical, structural, roofing, mechanical, or engineering conditions. Root cause, repair requirements, operating status, and maintenance decisions must be determined by the customer or its qualified personnel.

Customer Information

Customer / Utility

Prairie Valley Electric Cooperative

Project

Distribution Line Thermal Observation Documentation

Inspection Program

Annual Utility Partnership Program – Tier 3

Inspection Date

July 18, 2026

Inspection Area

Rural Distribution Circuit 14-27

Inspection Provider

Cox Aerial Solutions LLC

Inspection Platform

DJI Matrice 4T Radiometric Thermal UAS

Inspection Overview

Cox Aerial Solutions LLC completed an aerial visual and thermal inspection of the assigned distribution system utilizing FAA-compliant UAS operations, radiometric thermal imaging, and high-resolution visual documentation.

The inspection was performed to document aerial visual and thermal observations under the conditions present at the time of flight, for review by qualified customer personnel.

Inspection Coverage

Distribution Line Inspected13.4 Miles
Utility Structures Reviewed126
Electrical Assets Documented312
Thermal Images Captured486
Visual Images Captured512
Total Observations Documented3

Overall Observation Summary

Observation CategoryAssetsNotes
No Elevated Observations Documented During This Inspection309No elevated thermal or visual patterns documented at time of inspection
Monitor2Continue observation during routine customer activities
Qualified Customer Evaluation Suggested1Qualified Technical Evaluation suggested
Elevated Priority Observations0No elevated-priority observations documented

Documented Observation

Observation ID

CAS-PVE-2026-0718-001

Asset: Primary Distribution Connection

Structure: PV-1427-083

Circuit: 14-27

Voltage Class: 13.8 kV

Observed Condition

An elevated thermal pattern was documented at the identified component compared with nearby reference points under the conditions present at the time of inspection.

Customer Evaluation Priority

Elevated

Suggested Customer Consideration

Qualified customer personnel may review the documented area and determine whether additional testing, maintenance, monitoring, or no action is appropriate.

Maximum Recorded Temperature: 147°F

Temperature Differential: +65°F above nearby reference points

Suggested Areas for Customer Evaluation

The documented observation may warrant evaluation by qualified customer personnel. Considerations that customer personnel may choose to review include:

  • Ground-level review of connection hardware by qualified personnel
  • Customer-determined verification of connection integrity
  • Customer review for corrosion or deterioration
  • Customer-Determined Action as deemed appropriate by qualified personnel

Customer Evaluation Priority: Elevated

Observation-Based Follow-Up Considerations

Continued periodic inspection cycles may support historical documentation of asset conditions for customer review over time.

Suggested documentation approach:

  • Periodic aerial thermal inspection cycles
  • Repeat asset visual comparisons
  • Observation tracking of previously documented equipment
  • Customer-directed planning based on documented observations

Report Conclusion

No elevated thermal or visual observations were documented in the inspected areas during the completed flight operation, except where specifically identified in this report. This statement reflects conditions visible or measurable at the time of inspection and does not certify equipment condition, continued performance, code compliance, electrical integrity, structural integrity, or the absence of concealed defects.

Report findings are observation-based and are provided for customer evaluation. Cox Aerial Solutions LLC does not certify equipment condition or prescribe maintenance or repair actions.

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Report Number: CAS-PVE-2026-0718-001

Prepared For: Prairie Valley Electric Cooperative

Prepared By: Cox Aerial Solutions LLC