Industrial Maintenance

Ensuring the continuous operation of electrical installations and the safety of people and property involves:

• Checking electrical connections and conductor tightness using micro-ohmmeters by measuring low resistance or continuity
• Anticipating the aging of electrical insulation by assessing its condition through voltage tests up to 10/15 kV using insulation testers—or megohmmeters
• Testing the installation’s grounding using ground testers according to the 2P, 3P, or 4P methods, as well as loop tests based on the network configuration
• Checking leakage currents using clamp meters
• Testing power transformers using a ratio meter

For electrical maintenance and periodic inspections, multifunction testers combine the main measurement functions: continuity, insulation, grounding, loop, DDR/RCD testing, polarity, and phase sequence. Dielectric strength testers and electrical safety testers round out the product line for testing machines, electrical panels, and portable equipment.
 

Micro-ohmmeters

Insulation Testers

Ground Testers

Clamp Meters and Leakage Current Testers

Ratio Meters

Multifunction Installation Testers

Thanks to their quick deployment, noncontact temperature measurement systems have become indispensable tools for ensuring safe industrial production conditions. Infrared thermometers and thermal imaging cameras detect anomalies in thermal behavior to prevent:

• Electrically caused overheating: poor connections, overloads, phase imbalance, faulty contacts, undercalibration
• Mechanical overheating: wear from friction, bearing defects, insufficient lubrication

Infrared thermometers

Thermal imaging cameras