AEMC® Instruments manufactures professional electrical test and measurement
instruments for the industrial, commercial and utility marketplace. Excellent
customer support and expert technical assistance are our top priority. Founded
in 1893, our products are backed by over 100 years of experience in test and
measurement equipment, and encompass the latest international standards for
quality and safety.
AEMC® is the industry leader in current measurement probes, ground resistance
testers and insulation resistance testers. Our full product line also includes
clamp-on meters, ratiometers, power meters, harmonic power meters, data loggers,
lightmeters and numerous other electrical test tools.
Sales and marketing are located in Foxborough, while production, product service and
NIST calibration are located in Dover, NH. AEMC® products can be purchased through
a worldwide network of distributors. We also offer custom products on an OEM basis.
AEMC® Instruments
200 Foxborough Blvd.
Foxborough, MA 02035 USA
(800) 343-1391
(508) 698-2115 · Fax: (508) 698-2118
Technical Hotline: (800) 343-1391
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AEMC offers Understanding Insulation Resistance Testing
Training Seminars
A regular program of testing insulation resistance is strongly recommended to prevent electrical shocks, assure safety of personnel and to reduce or eliminate down time, yet, insulation testing procedures are often not fully understood.
This comprehensive, one day seminar is designed to give you thorough knowledge and understanding of all aspects of insulation resistance testing as well as the use of the equipment required to perform these tests.
Key Topics Covered
Motor Theory
Spot Testing
Timed Tests
Polarization Index
Temperature Correction of Test Results
For full details click here
seminars@aemc.com
AEMC offers Understanding Ground Resistance Testing
Training Seminars
The training seminar consists of two sessions. The first session
consists of classroom presentations and discussions on all aspects of soil
resistivity and ground resistance testing.
The second session consists of on-site field tests demonstrating
the different methods of ground resistance testing discussed during the
first half of the day.
What You Will Learn
When and how to use each test method
When and where not to use a particular test method
Proper placement of auxiliary rods to conduct each type of test
How to calculate the required ground electrode depth based on soil resistivity data
How to distinguish ground resistance measurements from loop resistance
How to use the Fall-of-Potential method when it is not practical to drive auxiliary rods
For full details click here
seminars@aemc.com
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