InsuLogix® G2 acetylene, hydrogen, and moisture monitor

Protection class: IP66 (NEMA 4X)Pollution degree: 4 Electrical equipment for outdoor useOperating altitude: 2000 m 

Yes, the InsuLogix G2 can be installed and configured by OEMs using the locally hosted web server UI. Check with your transformer manufacturer on availability of service for them to perform device configuration. 

The InsuLogix G2 is designed to be a low cost of ownership device and therefore does not require any ongoing preventative maintenance. 

Typical installation can be completed in 2 hours. This includes mounting, wiring, and initial configuration. 

The impact of pollutants in transformer oil has minimal impact on the device readings. 

The standard warranty is 2 years. Additional years of extended warranty may be purchased at time of order with a maximum warranty of 5 years total. 

Yes, settings of the InsuLogix G2 can be updated remotely, provided the user’s computer is connected to the same network as the monitor. 

Standard: Modbus RTU & TCPOptional: DNP3, IEC 61850 

A pump is not required to create oil circulation. The design and temperature control of the manifold promotes sufficient oil flow through convection to provide proper measurement results. 

Ideally, it should be installed on a radiator return valve or near the return connection to the tank where natural oil flow is present. If this is not possible, the monitor can be installed on a drain valve in any location on the transformer as the design of the Gas Extraction Manifold (GEM) promotes oil flow through convection. 

Yes, weighing in at 13.5 kg (~30 lb.), the InsuLogix G2 is designed to be installed on a single 38mm (1.5”) valve. The monitor has a 1.5” MNPT fitting for connection to the transformer valve and comes standard with a 1.5” NPT union fitting. 

The software (user interface) uses a web server which is locally hosted on the InsuLogix G2. It does not require any interaction with the web and is intended to be buried behind the customer’s corporate firewall. Access to the user interface is achieved by entering the unit’s IP address into the navigation bar of Chrome or MS Edge. Any changes to the system or user interface software will not affect the compatibility of the system with these web browsers.