With the advancement in ground resistance measurement technologies, much of the test equipment currently available for this purpose now provide the convenience of Clamp-On technologies that are in some applications preferable to the traditional 2-3 point testing methods. These clamp-on ground resistance meters provide the potential to save valuable time and effort by inducing a current into the ground through electromagnetic coupling. The jaws then sense the voltage drop around the loop and automatically calculate the ground resistance using Ohm’s Law.
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To simplify the tracking of ground faults on floating dc-powered control systems, rent the Megger Battery Ground Fault Locator (BGL) from Protec.
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Measuring ground resistance is necessary to check for the efficiency of electrical ground connections.
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Used with the CPC 100, the Omicron CP CU1 Multifunctional Coupling Unit measures line impedances and k-factors on overhead lines and power cables.
Ground impedances can also be determined on large systems with the CP CU1, as well as touch and step voltages.
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The Fluke 1625-2 GEO Earth Ground Tester can perform all four types of earth ground measurement:
The Fluke 1625-2 offer such as advanced features as:
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When verifying grounding resistance, a clamp-on tester makes it simple by simply clamping the sensor around the connection at the ground rod, and reading the resistance on the display of the instrument.
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