Baur Shirla Cable Sheath Testing and Fault Locator

Mobile cable sheath testing and fault location and Fault pre-location and pin-pointing in a single device
 
Data export via USB interface
Mains and battery operated
Simple operation and intuitive user interface
 
The Baur shirla sheath test and fault location device is used for cable and cable sheath testing, and for the pre-location and pin-pointing of cable sheath faults and cable faults due to earth contact.

The fault pre-location is based on the measuring bridge principle according to Murray and Glaser. The measuring bridge is dimensioned specially for power cables, but also enables pre-location for control and lighting cables. Zero balance and evaluation take place automatically. The fault distance is shown in meters. Various cable sections can be entered, thus increasing the accuracy of the measurement.

For fault pin-pointing, the Baur shirla generates a pulsed voltage, thereby permitting the use of the step voltage method. Using the "Step voltage" set of the protrac� pin-pointing system, cable sheath faults and other faults due to earth contact can be located quickly and accurately
 
Functions
Cable and cable sheath testing with DC voltage up to 10 kV
Fault pre-location by means of high-resolution resistance measuring bridge
Pre-location of cable sheath faults and faults due to earth contact with measuring bridge
Step voltage method for cable sheath fault pin-pointing
 
Features
Pre-location of cable sheath faults and faults due to earth contact
Measuring bridge with automatic zero balancing
Automatic evaluation
High accuracy by accounting for different cable sections in terms of length, conductor cross-section and material
Cable sheath fault pin-pointing
Pulsed voltage up to 10 kV
4 pulse patterns selectable
Adjustable switch-on delay and operating time
General functions
Continuously adjustable voltage
Adjustable current and voltage limitation
Automatic measurement sequences and reporting
Automatic report export to USB stick
Integrated discharge unit
Connection for external emergency off unit in accordance with EN 50191