The HVPD Kronos® Permanent Monitor is designed for 24/7/365 continuous monitoring of complete electrical networks.
Available in four, six and 24-channel inputs, the HVPD Kronos® Permanent Monitor captures up to six signal channels synchronously using its unique full cross point Smart Multiplexer, and provides information to help you prevent unplanned outages.
This means multiple monitors can relay the condition of assets back to you in HVPD Kronos® WebView for all sites and networks, via a local server running HVPD Kronos® Ultimate Software.
Can be used on the following assets:
Compatible Sensors
HVPD Kronos® WebView
The HVPD Kronos® Permanent Monitor is supported by our intuitive web-based platform HVPD Kronos® WebView.
Navigate across all sites and focus on the individual assets in just a few clicks. A traffic light system indicates asset condition.
HVPD Kronos® Ultimate Software
This software is driven through a server for interpretation of your assets’ electrical insulation condition by measuring and distinguishing PD sources.
It features a number of reporting and analysis functions including, automatic report generation and the ability to view PD trends and phase resolved PD patterns.
At Asset or Remote Installation
The HVPD Kronos® may be attached to on-line PD sensors installed at each asset or using our patented remote monitoring technique.
Ex/ATEX Rated
Monitors available approved for installation in hazardous gas zones. ATEX EEX-D IIB T5 IP66 for zones 1 and 2.
UHF Sensor Node
Enables connection to UHF sensors for monitoring GIS and Transformers.
On-line PD Monitoring Data Integration
Cloud, SCADA and historian integration is possible via a wide range of industry communication protocols including Modbus, DNP3, OPC-UA.
HVPD Kronos® Care
Delivered in conjunction with HVPD Kronos® monitoring technology, our HVPD Kronos® Care Plan provides you with the different levels of comprehensive support to suit your needs.
Our expert data analysts can provide you with regular, in-depth, and summarised reports and be on hand should there be an alarm.
