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Hubbell Power Systems Inc
This portable unit makes easy work of testing insulated live-line tools. It features wet and dry modes selected by a toggle switch and follows procedures specified by ASTM, IEEE and OSHA.
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AC HotStick -
Hotstick USA, Inc.
High sensitivity voltage detector for emergency responders. The AC HotStick is a safety device designed for professional rescuers which provides warning of exposed high voltage AC from a safe distance.
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P02-802 -
The Eastern Specialty Company
The TESCO High Voltage Non-Contact Current Probe (Catalog No. P02-802) was developed using current sensor technology. It is a two-piece, True RMS ammeter with a fiber optic link between the high voltage sensor and the readout at ground potential. The sensor is mounted on a hotstick and slipped over a high voltage line.
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B-1013 -
ROSS ENGINEERING CORPORATION
*25kV, 50kV or 100kV Meter with integral line to ground Probe*Phasing or line to line with additional Probe*Optional 6ft or 9ft Collapsible Hotsticks*Voltage source for testing Voltmeters and Probes*Optional test point contamination indicating Megmeter®*High voltage cable clamps or hooks*Heavy duty carrying case
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Amcorder -
SensorLink
The Amcorder uses the same sensor technology as the original Ampstik. The True RMS inductive sensor does not use magnetic materials and has no moving parts. The opening of the sensor is electronically closed and external currents are electronically rejected. The accuracy, external current reject, and range of currents measured by the patented amp sensor substantially exceed the performance of the best clamp-on sensors. The key feature of the unit is the ability to leave it deployed on the line to record average current readings every 15 minutes for 30+ days. It easily attaches to the line with a standard shotgun style hot-stick. Once on the line, it immediately begins to collect and record the current load on the line.
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Varcorder -
SensorLink
The Varcorder measures and records Amps and Power Factor. A voltage constant is then applied in software to calculate VARs. The Varcorder uses the same current sensor technology as the original Ampstik. This patented amp sensor does not use magnetic materials and has no moving parts. The opening of the sensor is electronically closed, and external currents are electronically rejected. The accuracy, external current reject, and range of currents measured by the patented amp sensor substantially exceed the performance of the best clamp-on sensors. The true power factor is calculated by measuring the electric field in comparison with the current reported from the amp sensor. The key feature of the unit is the ability to leave it deployed on the line to record readings every 15 minutes for 90+ days. It easily attaches to the line with a standard shotgun style hotstick. Once on the line, it immediately begins to collect and record the current and power factor on the line.
