Live Cable Identification System - High-resolution Detection, Efficient Technique For Live And High-load Cables | Safe, Easy To Operate, Filters Network Frequencies

• Efficient technique that eliminates the need for interpretation and all false identifications

• Current transmission by forced drainage

• Transmission on live cables

• Transmission on high-load cables

• Easy to operate and read

• Connects to low voltage

• Easy to connect

• Safe to use

• Detection by digital processing

• High-resolution detection frequencies

• Filtering out of network frequencies and their harmonics

• High resolution detection frequencies

Medium Voltage Live Cable Identification system

Mode of operation

The LCI-E transmitter is previously connected to the secondary side of a distribution transformer to identify the medium voltage distribution cable located anywhere between the transformer and its source. The LCI is used on isolated distribution cables.

The LCI is composed of two main parts

A transmitter, which drains electric current at a specific frequency that can only be detected on the cable section between the source and the transmitter's termination point (transformer). Detection is possible on high-load cables.

A detector, which identifies the current that has been drained by the transmitter. The detector uses a magnetic sensor located at the tip of the enclosure and filters out network harmonics.