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The Serveron Transformer Monitor Model TM3 offers accurate and repeatable measurements of critical fault gases and other key parameters.
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Serveron has been acquired by BPL Global™, Ltd., a smart grid technology company
dedicated to leading the transformation of energy and information delivery.
Together, BPL GLobal and Serveron provide leading edge smart grid solutions from
the premise through the substation. For more information see the
press
release
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The Serveron Transformer Monitor Model TM3
- Newest addition to the Serveron
TM Series delivers a cost effective transformer condition identification and alert system.
- Offers legitimate identification of the most critical transformer fault types—partial discharge, arcing and thermal faults.
- Correlates 3 fault gases (acetylene, ethylene and methane), moisture-in-oil, oil temperature and ambient temperature to transformer load.
- The combination of on-line DGA data automatically populating the Duval Triangle provides unprecedented insight into fault diagnosis.
Serveron's electric substation monitoring technology and services provide ongoing, online analysis of the operating condition and performance of critical transmission and distribution equipment. Our network equipment and central station personnel immediately communicate information on developing problems to the appropriate utility personnel around the clock.
Serveron supports utilities Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) programs with a complete line of monitoring and analysis products and services. CBM is known to achieve higher reliability at lower cost by analyzing substation equipment condition information to guide appropriate operations and maintenance decisions.
Serveron's monitoring technologies include On-line Transformer monitors for dissolved gas analysis and battery cell management system for substation back-up battery monitors. Serveron's complete turn-key substation monitoring services help ensure the highest level of substation performance under safe operating condition, and provide information that helps utilities continuously evaluate revenue producing assets.
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