Voltage Detecting System (VDS)

Having a voltage detecting System on machinery can be an excellent retrofit. The interface available to meet the requirements of many modern safety standards and it can often be attached without the need for any type of external power supply. The device can perform in ongoing insulation measuring solution and self test for accuracy.

A fixed install of these systems throughout electrical equipment can help to prevent a wide range of properties in which places are working under voltage. Having a tool that can verify the absence and presence of voltage electrical equipment can help to suggest when there is a need for maintenance and repairs and when there could be a dangerous situation in the workplace.

The easy-to-read displays and the high accuracy of a voltage detecting system can work at properly calibrating many devices as well. These have become essential pieces of equipment for most pieces of Modern machinery and they are now easily retrofitted on older machinery too.

The indication of the voltage is displayed permanently by high bright LEDs or by a specific display with dedicated symbols for each phase. The capacitive module can be simply adapted to the capacitive value of bushing or the insulator by rear dipswitch; the selection is very easy and can be done just before shipment or on customer site simplifying a lot logistic cost and stock management.

• VDS is a voltage presence indicating system conform to IEC 61243-5 standard Different types are available according to HR or LRM sensitivities.

• The device supplies continuously an electrical signal for phase comparison or plug-in presence indication Visual indication is available by high bright lEDs or with LCD screen for easy look.

• Built in self-test button for functionality checking.

• Integrated dip-switch for fast and simple coupling match.

• Transparent lid or turning seals allows safe protection against accidental mechanical impacts and avoid dust contamination.

• VDS/FD can give clear indication of correct coupling by means of symbols appearing on display.