With the capability of testing two windings simultaneously, Megger’s new MTO250 transformer ohmmeters reduce the time needed for testing by up to 50% compared with conventional instruments, making them an ideal choice for field and factory testing of current transformers, potential transformers and power transformer windings.
Fluke is offering Energy Seminars as part of its programme of seminars for 2015 throughout the UK and Ireland.
With an integrated Smart Touch View Interface (STVI) that features multi-coloured graphics and intuitive navigation, the new SMRT36D protective relay test set from Megger is a versatile, standalone, all-in-one solution not only for testing today’s protective relay installations and legacy plant, but also for meeting the future challenges associated with testing the smart grid.
Fluke has introduced a Current Clamp Meter measuring up to 2000A DC that wirelessly relays measurements to other Fluke Connect™ enabled master units at a safe distance.
A thermal imaging camera only reads the electromagnetic radiation it receives in a specific range of wavelengths.
Fluke, the global leader in portable electronic test and measurement technology, is offering a series of free Thermography Seminars as part of its programme of seminars for 2015 throughout the UK and Ireland.
Carlo Gavazzi have launched an exciting new range of single phase energy meters and analysers which utilise touch screen technology.
Industry-leading testing speed, which significantly increases productivity and cuts costs, is a key benefit of Megger’s new compact MRCT current transformer (CT) test set.
The new Mini MCR-SL-IDS-I-I output signal conditioner with a narrow 6.2 mm design from the Mini Analog product range transmits and electrically isolates 4 to 20 mA signals from the controller to a load in the field, such as I/P converters, control valves or displays.
Five signal conditioners from the Mini Analog product range from Phoenix Contact are now listed according to ANSI ISA 12.12.01 for the USA and Canada and can therefore be used worldwide in potentially explosive areas of Class I, Division 2.