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SISLOC-AT S.R.L.

REFLEXDiagnóstico, Ensayo y Localización de Fallas

RLF C8-16-32Compact system for testing and fault locating onlow and medium voltage cables.

The RLF C8-16-32 is a compact test equipment and cable faultlocation low and medium voltage.The TS80R reflectometer has the most modern pre-locating

methods TDR ( ) ICE ( ) ARCTime Domain Reflection Impulse Current( ) and DECAY ( ) methodsArc Reflection Method Voltage Decaywhich you can use on any of the 3 ranges ( ) of the impulse8- 16-32 kVgenerator shockwave.A peak power of 1024J ( ) provides the power2048J optional

required to accurately pin-point cable faults through the acousticmethod using the powerful pin-pointer RPFA/I.The powerful high voltage source allows testing at any voltage level

between 0 to 32kV.

Typical configuration

- Command Module- Reflectometer TS 80R-Audio frequency generator RGT 100R- Switch Range key ( )8, 16 or 32 kV- Switch functions Key ( )ARC Filter, Direct and Signal

You can choose reelcontainers cables 50with

meters or 20 meters reelcontainer side:

-AT Output cable.- Safety ground able.c- Operation ground cable.- Power cord.

� Compact and sturdy unit.� Modular configurable.� High energy peak for accurate and effective pin-

pointing.� Safe and fast location of faults.� It includes several methods of pre-fault location (TDR-

ICE-ARC).� Suitable for medium-small utility. MADE IN ARGENTINA

FRANCISCO BILBAO 5812

C.A.B.A. - ARGENTINA, C1440BFT

+54 11 3 974 6942

www.reflex.com.ar - info@reflex.com.ar

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FAULT PIN-POINTERRPF A/IIt is a receiver of acoustic shock wavesand audio frequencies.It is used to pin-point cable faults inpower cables and installations and totrace the route of underground cables.

GROUND FAULT LOCATOR - RMAIdentifies the exact location of earth leakageby driving a high voltage signal that radiatesat the fault location.