Simple operation requiring minimal trainingVery portable - it's a laptop or tablet pc running our Windows software programNo modification of the circuit breaker is requiredNo electrical connections are requiredRemoval of the circuit breaker from its mounting or cubicle is not requiredTesting can be performed during routine switchingData is easily transmitted over the internet to the users account where it is analyzed and compared with a known good profile (KGP) for that type of circuit breaker to determine: • Overall mechanical condition • Confirm maintenance intervals and lubrication • First trip testing data for arc flash compliance • Arc flash study validation checksPerform detailed analysis and store maintenance records using CBAnalyzer suite softwareAccess to the CBAnalyzer Account Manager which: • is where user accounts are created and each user's role is designated • provides access to your equipment database and test data archives • is where tests are synced • is where your equipment data is entered and stored • is required to use the CBAnalyzer software program

No one on the Internet is immune from security threats. The consequences of a security breach are great:revenue impact, damage to credibility, legal liability, and loss of customer trust. Security testing helps to make data and information on digital networks secure by identifying potential vulnerabilities and flaws in security mechanisms of the network, while ensuring compliance with latest recommended security standards. Security testing assures managements that their systems are secure from attack, vulnerabilities and provides end users with reassurance their data is protected and secured at all times.- Security testing can be carried out in conjunction with or independent of other testing processes- Security testing looks at stopping active intrusion attempts from external sources than fixing only inherent application flaws

Security cameras capture an analog video signal and transfer that signal over coax cable to the Digital Video Recorder (DVR). Each camera may be powered by plugging in the power supply right at the camera or by using RG59 Siamese cable which bundles the video and the power cables. The DVR converts the analog signal to digital, compresses it, and then stores it on a hard drive for later retrieval. Intelligence is built into the DVR to handle such things as scheduling, motion detection, and digital zoom. Monitors for viewing the video are connected to the DVR, or it can be set up to publish over an internal network for viewing on PCs. The DVR can also be set up to broadcast over the Internet and can add password protection and other features. When broadcasting over the Internet, the video for all of the cameras is transmitted as one stream (one IP address). Therefore, it is very efficient.