EZ-THUMP 3 kV and EZ-THUMP 4 kV, model V3
Designed for tough field conditions, the lightweight and rugged EZ-THUMP products operate on battery or AC power, giving you complete independence from external power sources, wherever the job takes you. They can easily fit in the boot of a car, making them ideal for a flexible rapid response fault finding strategy.
A user-friendly software interface and automated testing sequences streamline the process, making fault finding simple and efficient even for less experienced users.
Multi-Shot Technology captures multiple measurements and automatically delivers the most precise result, ensuring crews excavate and repair the correct location the first time.
The integrated safety system continuously monitors grounding conditions and prevents operation if unsafe conditions are detected, keeping operators protected at all times.
About the product
The EZ-THUMP 3 kV and 4 kV provide a simple, reliable solution to find faults in LV power cables. The EZ-THUMP products bring together several essential tests, including hi-pot, TDR, pre-location, and pinpointing surge testing, into one portable unit. These tough, lightweight systems can run on battery or AC power, making them easy to use in the field whenever and wherever you need it.
Easy-to-Use Automated system
The EZ-THUMP Series features the E-Tray automation system that guides you through each step of the fault-finding process. It automatically adjusts during testing, so you spend less time making manual changes. The system offers two modes: Quick-step for occasional users and Expert mode for more advanced work. The clear seven-inch color display is easy to read, even in bright sunlight.
Reliable Safety and Accuracy
Safety and accuracy are built into every EZ-THUMP unit. The F-OHM safety feature checks for dangerous differences in electrical potential and stops operation if something is unsafe. Multi-shot Technology takes hundreds of measurements very quickly, improving the chances of finding the exact fault location and avoiding mistakes. This careful process helps keep both operators and cables safe.
