Pioneering the future of power testing and monitoring
REMOTE CABLE TESTING
Remote cables fault location
Cut cable-fault time and cost with Remote Cable Testing. Field-proven in difficult environments, the system lets an expert run all controls and signals working on remote PC so their time is focused on pinpointing, A typical fault location job, on-site work may be under an hour, but operators often lose 3+ hours to driving, permits, and fault confirmation; Remote Cable Testing compresses that overhead by moving the process off-site using latest augmented reality technology and synchronized signals processing. It is designed to scale expert skills, helping both seasoned and less experienced crews deliver faster restorations with fewer truck rolls. Power View pioneered this approach—from idea and proof-of-concept to software supported by FEIT Electrotechnical university.
REMOTE CABLE TESTING IN THE MEDIA 28.01.2021
You can read more about Remote Cable Testing at the following published links:
- Faculty of ElectricalEngineering
- PBSI Magazine
- EPR Magazine
- World Wide Engineering Magazine
- Power Insider Magazine
- Linked in posts and mentions:
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6759481834196766720 https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3Aactivity%3A6802527122247180288/?actorCompanyId=67245815
PBSI ARTICLE ON REMOTE POWER CABLE FAULT LOCATION
PRESS RELEASE 22.01.2021
Groundbreaking NEW technology, product and services in cable fault location industry which significantly reduces time and cost for fault location and will increases operators’ comfort.
Background
Cable faults are the most common faults in the High Voltage networks. The industrial and society demands today are extremely impatient when faced with lack of electricity.
The cable fault location is not a straightforward measurement process. It is very intuitive work of fault pre-location/conversion and pinpointing using many instruments and tools. Even the most sophisticated equipment today requires highly experienced operator on site. This was the biggest challenge the industry was facing as an average fault location process takes total 4 hours (which includes average driving time to destination, fault confirmation and driving back)