the viewsafeTM base unit is installed into electrical switchgear to provide secure access for live inspection, condition monitoring and maintenance.
designed for use with interchangeable viewsafeTM maintenance slides, the base unit supports thermal imaging, ultrasonic partial discharge inspection, visual inspection and CO2 emergency access while helping maintenance teams improve safety, data capture and inspection efficiency.
Strength in functionality
Internal Arc Classification to 50kA for 1second at 11kV, supporting safer condition monitoring of live electrical switchgear.
Key lock access helps prevent unauthorised use and supports permit-to-work procedures for switchgear inspection and maintenance.
Inspect live electrical assets while helping reduce direct exposure between personnel and live equipment.
Support more accurate condition monitoring data through thermal imaging, partial discharge inspection and visual inspection.
Regular condition monitoring helps identify developing faults earlier, reducing the risk of unplanned downtime and associated costs.
The patented slide apparatus of the viewsafeTM base unit allows maintenance teams to use different viewsafeTM maintenance slides from one installed aperture. Each slide supports a specific inspection or maintenance task, helping improve efficiency, asset condition data and productivity while reducing the risk of unplanned downtime and unexpected costs.
The viewsafeTM System has attained Internal Arc Classification Standards to 50kA for 1second at 11kV, verified by KEMA and Lloyd’s Register Type Approval, in accordance with IEC 62271-200 Standards
viewsafeTM uses interchangeable maintenance slides to support specific inspection and maintenance tasks, helping improve safety, efficiency and condition monitoring of live electrical switchgear.
inspect live electrical assets using thermal imaging to help identify abnormal temperatures, loose connections, insulation issues and developing faults.
detect partial discharge using TEV and ultrasonic measurement techniques to help assess the condition of live electrical switchgear.
provide emergency CO2 access into the electrical panel to help reduce equipment damage and support operator safety during a switchboard emergency.
use an enlarged viewing port to visually inspect electrical equipment and components inside the panel safely and efficiently.
