High Voltage

We offer reliable solutions for accurate high voltage testing, enabling you to assess insulation strength, safety, and performance of electrical systems under demanding conditions. Our advanced tools deliver precise, consistent results, ensuring compliance with industry standards, improving reliability, and protecting equipment and personnel across a wide range of applications.

Reliable High Voltage Testing for Safety and Performance

We provide trusted solutions for high voltage testing, helping you assess and verify systems operating above 1000V AC or 1500V DC. Our tools and procedures ensure accurate voltage detection, safe isolation, and compliance with industry standards—protecting personnel, preventing accidents, and maintaining reliable operation in demanding electrical environments.

What is High Voltage Testing?

What is High Voltage Testing? High voltage refers to circuits and equipment operating above 1000V AC or 1500V DC, commonly found in electrical distribution networks with systems running at 11kV, 33kV, 132kV, and even 400kV.

How to Carry Out High Voltage Testing?

How to Carry Out High Voltage Testing? High voltage testing follows strict standards and procedures, often set by generation companies or distribution network operators. These form the foundation of staff safety training, starting with the essential practice of safe isolation.

Why Carry Out High Voltage Testing?

The most common high voltage test is voltage detection or indication—verifying whether voltage is present in a specific part of the system. This ensures safety, prevents accidents, and supports reliable maintenance operations.

What is High Voltage Testing?

High voltage refers to circuits and equipment operating above 1000V AC or 1500V DC, commonly found in electrical distribution networks with systems running at 11kV, 33kV, 132kV, and even 400kV.

How to Carry Out High Voltage Testing?

High voltage testing follows strict standards and procedures, often set by generation companies or distribution network operators. These form the foundation of staff safety training, starting with the essential practice of safe isolation.

Why Carry Out High Voltage Testing?

Why Carry Out High Voltage Testing? The most common high voltage test is voltage detection or indication—verifying whether voltage is present in a specific part of the system. This ensures safety, prevents accidents, and supports reliable maintenance operations.