inoRAC2 Overview - Racking of 15kv PowlVac Circuit Breaker

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • inoLECT's universal Remote racking device, the inoRAC2, allows users to operate curcuit breakers from over 80 feet away from the dangers of electrical arc flash. The unit monitors torque and breaker position during the entire process, and displays data on a high-resolution color touchscreen. No switchgear modifications are needed.

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  • @HighVoltageMadness
    @HighVoltageMadness 3 года назад +9

    This device looks really expensive but if it saves your life its definitelyy worth it

  • @michaelknight6387
    @michaelknight6387 3 года назад +2

    We had powervac equipment where I worked 12.5 kv primary switchgear. We just had a small motorized socket that mounted on the door and engaged the racking screw. It had about a hundred feet of cable running to a hand control with buttons for forward and reverse. This way we could stand on the outside of the room while doing this procedure.

  • @thet12king47
    @thet12king47 7 лет назад +13

    I was hoping for the sound of 50hz running through a transformer starting up
    One of my favourite sounds

    • @510purple
      @510purple 2 года назад

      you from the uk?

  • @naifhaz3034
    @naifhaz3034 7 месяцев назад

    That is really useful full I hope the companies provide it it’s will makes high grantee of safety for person and switching device in case of any short circuit or such as cases

  • @user-fx9jd7eq5h
    @user-fx9jd7eq5h 3 года назад +3

    Высший класс подстанция .. Мастер инженер профессиональный все правильно сделал только по инструкции должно быть двое контролёров один снимает показания а второй страхует на расстоянии . но все равно шкаф отключать нужно и заземлять и на резиновый коврик вставать убедится что все отключил напряжения потом снимать показания

  • @fluke196c
    @fluke196c 4 года назад +8

    The user interface for this tool as shown is horrible, but I'm glad to see remote racking solutions on the market.

  • @7akm123
    @7akm123 5 лет назад +10

    I usually rack in/out MV breakers by my hand and panel is open 🤚
    Now I see the video. know My job not safe company doesn’t care about us

    • @inoLECT
      @inoLECT  5 лет назад +5

      Sorry to hear that. Most companies aren't aware of the dangerous situations their employees face every day. Please forward our videos,website link to your supervisor. Maybe they just aren't aware that solutions like remote racking are out there. We're happy to call or demonstrate if they are willing to listen. Best of luck and safe racking to you.

  • @1995jug
    @1995jug 6 лет назад +3

    Wish we had one of those at work all hand crank.

  • @grahamman80
    @grahamman80 Год назад +1

    Looks like some Powell gear.

  • @ShooterMcNut
    @ShooterMcNut 5 лет назад +8

    Some audio would've been nice

  • @ciceroalcantara5793
    @ciceroalcantara5793 2 года назад

    Is this correct put our knees on the floor during the procedure?

  • @johnathanbell8404
    @johnathanbell8404 2 года назад +1

    I would buy it if it could also lift breaker out

  • @iareid8255
    @iareid8255 3 года назад +3

    That seems to be an expensive, slow and really uneccesary procedure. If a breaker is on the bars and closed the interlocks will not allow it to be racked down. It needs to be open to enable the racking mechanism.

  • @vasaricorridor7989
    @vasaricorridor7989 3 года назад +2

    U never ever use camera FLASH equipment in a active switchgear room

    • @MrKrisleatherman
      @MrKrisleatherman 3 года назад

      I have not heard about no camera flash before, and not that I doubt you but where is this information found?

    • @RH-ng9qm
      @RH-ng9qm 2 года назад

      @@MrKrisleatherman Good question. My answer is: on a placard posted on the ESS door, fence, or gear itself stating that the gear is equipped with arc flash sensing devices.

  • @FryChicken
    @FryChicken 4 месяца назад

    The problem with these safety devices is they've gone a bit overboard and in turn are pain in the ass to use so nobody wants to use them.

  • @dicktits1884
    @dicktits1884 5 месяцев назад

    Ive yet to watch a video where a rubber mat is laid down on the ground where they kneel