A. Low Voltage (LV) Detectors

In the low voltage (i.e. 400 V) power systems, before the touch system operators get voltage / visual information by visual and visual warning devices. There are two types of low voltage detectors, double pole and single pole. There are many different types of detectors according to their intended use, variety of functions and detection voltage thresholds. Transmission and distribution companies’ operators, subcontractor employees, building installation electricians, maintenance and service personnel, and homeowners can easily test live circuits in their workplace or home.

They have adjustable voltage sensing capacities ranging from 50-1000 V. Depending on the intended use and places; detectors are available with IEC / EN 61010-1 - CAT IV 1000 Vac, IEC / EN 61010-1 - CATIII 1000 Vac and IEC / EN 61010-1 - CAT IV 600 Vac certifications.

B. High Voltage (HV) Detectors

In the high voltage (V> 1 kV) networks, high voltage (HV) detectors display the presence / absence of voltage information by audible and visual warning before intervening the network equipments. Capacitive type voltage detectors are available in the options of 3-10 kV, 10-36 kV, 36-110 kV, 220-400 kV at the desired voltage level, meeting the international IEC / EN 61243 standards. It warns the field operators audibly and visually in a possible energy range and prevents dangerous situations and possible work accidents.