Electricity: measuring and testing – For insulation fault of noncircuit elements
Patent
1995-03-06
1996-09-10
Wieder, Kenneth A.
Electricity: measuring and testing
For insulation fault of noncircuit elements
320 2, 156 64, B32B 3122, H01M 1046
Patent
active
055549314
ABSTRACT:
The portable live line tool tester of the present invention allows high voltage to be applied to discrete segments of a live-line tool. If the tool has become conductive due to damage or contamination, a leakage meter will detect the flow of current. The tool can then be tested in increments to locate the damaged section. The invention further includes electrical safely interlock circuitry so that the tester is rendered inoperable unless it is correctly rigged and safety shielding is in place. The tester can be folded into an easily portable unit, making it unnecessary to ship tools to a laboratory for testing.
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"IEEE Guide For In-Service Maintenance & Electrical Testing Of Live-Line Tools", The Institute of Electrical & Electrical Engineers, Inc., Aug. 31, 1984, 10 pages.
"Sales Brochure/Memo", Hanco International, Oct. 10, 1994, 4 pages.
Allison Samuel E.
Bright Dale V.
Bowser Barry C.
O'Neil Michael A.
Texas Meter & Device Company
Wieder Kenneth A.
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