The KAEL-5 laboratory is designed to detect the locations of damage to cable lines of all types, as well as to test cable insulation; to determine the route of cable lines; to identify topographically the locations of damage to cable lines by induction and acoustic methods and to determine the distance to the place of damage to high-voltage cables with a voltage of 04-10 kV.
The ETL-35 laboratory is a comprehensive mobile electrotechnical laboratory that can be connected to facilities using a three-phase power supply scheme. It allows solving a wide range of tasks related to the maintenance of electrical facilities: conducting tests with a DC voltage of up to 60 kV with the ability to indicate ultra-low leakage currents and an AC voltage of up to 100 kV of industrial frequency; tracing communication lines and finding places of cable insulation damage.
KharkivOblenergo purchased three modern mobile electrical laboratories
03.12.2024 06:53
As part of its investment programme for 2024, KharkivOblenergo JSC purchased two mobile electric laboratories to identify cable damage and maintain power facilities.
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