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CAPTAN 12 supports classic line-frequency (50 or 60 Hz) dissipation factor testing and frequency-sweep diagnostics (1–500 Hz) to evaluate insulation condition on high-voltage equipment. Built on a modular hardware architecture : CAPTAN 12 is designed for quick servicing and long-term maintainability. Individual modules can be replaced independently, reducing downtime and simplifying repairs.
- High-voltage AC injection up to 12 kV RMS for field and lab insulation testing.
- Measure tan delta / power factor and capacitance with high accuracy (tan delta ±0.005%, capacitance ±0.05%).
- Dielectric Frequency Response (NB DFR) sweep 1–500 Hz for deeper insulation assessment beyond line-frequency DF.
- Modular device architecture, allowing flexible configuration and easy maintenance.
The MCM1 combines advanced hardware with intelligent software to give maintenance teams a comprehensive picture of motor health in just a few minutes. It measures voltage, current, and vibration with high precision, applies AI‑driven algorithms to detect both electrical and mechanical faults, and automatically generates clear, ready‑to‑share reports.
- AI‑Powered Motor Fault Detection Using Current and Vibration Signatures with Automatic Report Generation.
- Predictive Maintenance Insights with Motor Aging Alerts and Fault Trends.
- Powered By AC Mains (110 V or 220 V) or Internal Replaceable Battery.
- Portable, Field-Ready Hardware With 10.1″ Touchscreen, Wi-Fi and USB.
ALLINA T1 is a controllable single‑phase current and voltage source designed to bring a wide range of commissioning, periodic, and diagnostic tests directly to the field. It supports transformer, CT/VT/CVT, circuit breaker, grounding, and line/cable related measurements, and it can be expanded with complementary modules to fit specialized applications and minimize overall test time.
- Controllable single‑phase current & voltage source with 5 kVA rated output power.
- Commissioning, periodic, and diagnostic testing for substation assets: power transformers, CTs, VTs/CVTs, circuit breakers, grounding systems, busbars, and more.
- Suitable for HV and distribution substations, power plants, labs/universities, and industrial sites (refineries/petrochemical).
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Book a live demo of MCM1, CAPTAN 12, or ALLINA T1.Our engineers will guide your team through the device, demonstrate its capabilities, and review the results with you online.
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A standard demo usually takes 30–60 minutes and is ideal for technical engineers, decision-makers, and anyone who will use or evaluate the solution.
PROJECTS - CASE STUDY
See how maintenance teams used ALLINA T1, CAPTAN 12, and MCM1 to detect critical faults early, avoid unplanned shutdowns, and save significant maintenance time and costs.
These real‑world projects show exactly how our solutions improve reliability, extend asset life, and support smarter condition‑based maintenance decisions.