Whether cloud-based in real time or manually, our test and monitoring devices are a convincing way to increase system availability. Overvoltages can overload electrical installations and the protective devices intended to protect them. Determine the state of your system and your surge protection at an early stage, before failures occur.
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Optical lightning sensor for the live monitoring system for the continuous detection and evaluation of lightning strikes. IP67 protection.
Universal wall adapter for the easy and professional mounting of the LM-S evaluation unit directly on the wall/on a mounting panel.
CHECKMASTER 2 test adapter for the FLT-SEC-H product range.
CHECKMASTER 2 test adapter for the FLT-CP, FLT-SEC, VAL-CP, and VAL-SEC product ranges
CHECKMASTER 2 test adapter for the UFBK and UAK PLUGTRAB product ranges.
CHECKMASTER 2 test device for testing the correct function of surge protective devices from Phoenix Contact.
CHECKMASTER 2 test adapter for the PT and PLT-SEC product ranges, 35 mm
CHECKMASTER 2 test adapter for the VAL-MS product range
Evaluation unit for the live monitoring system for the continuous detection and evaluation of lightning strikes. Up to three optical lightning sensors can be connected.
CHECKMASTER 2 test adapter for the CTM product range
ImpulseCheck monitors up to four conductors on one surge protective device
Surge protective devices (SPDs) are subject to special requirements while they are working in the background. You are generally unaware that they are protecting your installations against EMC events. You don’t know what the current state of your protective devices is.
ImpulseCheck is the world's first intelligent assistance system for surge protection in the field of mains protection. The state of health of every single protective device is measured via cloud connection. This opens up new digital services.
You can determine the actual load on the surge protective devices being monitored, and therefore on your system as well. This makes it possible to predict failures, and you can schedule maintenance work more effectively.
ImpulseCheck monitors the active conductors of power supply cables. The pulses are measured even if no surge protection is installed, making it possible to draw conclusions about the load on the system. ImpulseCheck is the best choice for innovative and automated calculation of the state of health of your surge protective devices. The ImpulseCheck assistance system is a monitoring device for surge protective devices for type 1 and 2 power supplies.
CHECKMASTER 2, on the other hand, is a mobile test device that can be used with almost all pluggable surge protective devices from Phoenix Contact. With CHECKMASTER 2, you can manually test the surge protection of plugs used for power supply in MCR and data technology.
CHECKMASTER 2: test device for various designs and circuits
As per IEC 62305-3, surge protective devices must be tested regularly. In addition, the standard requires the traceable documentation of test values.
ImpulseCheck monitors the SPDs in real time. At the touch of a button, you can output the current status for documentation purposes at any time.
CHECKMASTER 2 tests must be performed manually.
Easy identification of test objects with the bar code scanner
CHECKMASTER 2 tests surge protective devices from Phoenix Contact according to their specific electrical properties. The bar code scanner ensures there are no errors when recording order numbers.
Plug the test object into the corresponding test adapter. When the scanner detects the device type, the test is started automatically upon insertion.
Alternatively, once inserted in the test adapter, you can enter the order number of the test object via the touch panel.
LM-S lightning monitoring system for remote monitoring
Receive online notifications about lightning strikes in your system and benefit from load-oriented maintenance.
The monitoring system detects and analyzes all important parameters associated with lightning surge currents. Evaluation and remote signaling done in real time. Consolidation of the operating parameters of the system and the measured data provide a better basis for making decisions on control and maintenance.
This results in the following advantages for you: