FC5000
- Cable and Phase Identification System for energized cables
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The
FC5000 allows cable and phase identification
on low voltage energized cables. It is used
to identify customer connections, to balance
the network and to better understand network
design. This phase identifier is a very
accurate and easy to use equipment
The
FC5000E transmitter is first connected
between the system phases, at the end of a
group of cables. Between two phases,
the transmitter draws a current whose
frequency is different from that of the
system or its harmonics.
Cable
groups are identified by
moving the detector head
along the cables.
An acoustic and light
signal locates the cable
group connected to the
transmitter. The
detector, or its
external probe
(optional), is then
moved to where the
cables separate and the
cables can be
individually tested to
determine the specific
phase.
Major
Advantages of the FC5000
FC5000E
Transmitter
Drainage
current
transmission, up
to three phases
simultaneously
Easy
to connect with
low-capacity
connectors
Operating
voltage, 180 to
440 volts
Transmission
on live cables
Operates
on high-load
cables
Uses
two different
drainage
frequencies to
identify phases
Integrated
filtering which
meets EU Standards
on conducted
transmissions
Polyethylene
casing, 30cm X
40cm X 30cm which
is highly
resistant to
shocks
and
abrasion
FC5000D
Detector
Easy
to operate and
read
Digital
multiple-frequency
detection
Magnetic
sensor located on
the end of the
casing
High
resolution
acoustic detection
frequencies
Filtering
of network
frequencies and
harmonics
External
probe connector
Detection
frequency
supported by a
crystal clock
Compact
and ergonomic 3-mm
thick polyurethane
casing,
colour-matched
with
the
carrying case.
Over-moulded
external
polyurethane probe
used as an
extension of the
casing’s
