Clare eyes new horizon with additional analyser
The rapid and easy HiPot testing of cables, connectors and harnesses is provided with the new all-in-one bench top high voltage wiring analyser from electrical safety testing specialists Clare Instruments.
Horizon II is the latest in a range of versatile and high performance analysers from Clare Instruments, and meets the requirement for an easy-to-use, fully integrated and flexible data management tool offering virtually unlimited data storage and reporting capabilities.
Tough, portable and reliable, the Horizon II is designed for HiPot testing up to 1500V DC/1067V AC within the most demanding of production test environment.
Product features a powerful built-in PC with flash memory and eight digital I/0, while the Windows-based operating system and integral colour touch screen enables the user to undertake quick and easy test programming.
Up to 128-point testing can be carried out with the Horizon II while the product's versatility enables expansion up to 1024 points, with the capability of switching 1A and HiPot testing up to 1500v DC and/or 1067V AC.
A real-time temperature and humidity on-screen display and label printer support provides also offers improved performance.
Other features include built-in 'START' and 'STOP' buttons, simple and
easy-to- understand on-screen user help tips and a redesigned adapter retention system which significantly improves user load/unload times.
Horizon II is extremely versatile - it can be operated as a standalone tester, integrated into automated assembly/test lines or networked.
It is the latest addition to Clare Instruments, part of the Seaward Group, which is a market leading supplier of electrical safety testing instrumentation and systems into the UK rental and hire industry.
Clare Instruments
0191 587 8741
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