Performing Dynamic Resistance Measurement (DRM) for circuit breakers

Accurately assess arcing contact wear using DRM testing with the EGIL200

Is arcing contact wear analysis holding up your maintenance schedule?

Introducing the Dynamic Resistance Measurement (DRM) application note, which explains how to accurately and conveniently assess arcing contact wear in medium and high voltage circuit breakers.

This comprehensive guide explains how to use the EGIL200 with the SDRM201/202 injector unit to streamline your testing process.

The application note gives you:

Step-by-step setup instructions
Detailed connection diagrams
Clear guidelines for interpreting results

When selecting an instrument for conducting DRM tests, efficiency, ease of use, safety, reliability and flexibility are essential.

Requirements include streamlined setup, guided connections, support for the DualGround™ test method, accurate results in harsh environments, testing for any breaker type and upgradable capabilities for long-term value.

The EGIL200 meets all of these requirements and, by adopting it for your DRM needs, you'll reduce testing time significantly, enhance the accuracy of circuit breaker measurements and improve overall maintenance efficiency.