Switchgear condition assessment and monitoring
Modern approaches to switchgear maintenance requires non-intrusive testing to identify any developing problems that could, if left undetected, lead to expensive disruptive failures.
Modern approaches to switchgear maintenance requires non-intrusive testing to identify any developing problems that could, if left undetected, lead to expensive disruptive failures.
Hawker Siddeley Switchgear, as part of its non-intrusive condition assessment and monitoring service, offers customers partial discharge mapping, thermal imaging, battery condition check, environmental checks and switchgear general condition reports.
The package is designed to provide customers with an insight into the status of the switchgear without equipment being removed from service. Detailed reports and recommendations allow the customer to make an assessment which can give the switchgear a clean bill of health, allow for a programme for continued monitoring to be established or to plan for an unforced intrusive intervention to carry out further investigations.
Hawker Siddeley Switchgear
01495 331155
www.hss-ltd.com
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