Electric Motor Testing

AT34™

The AT34 empowers technicians to efficiently and accurately assess AC induction squirrel-cage motors (less than 1,000V) for abnormalities.

The AT34 empowers technicians to efficiently and accurately assess AC induction squirrel-cage motors (less than 1,000V) for abnormalities such as open connections, ground faults, internal winding faults, stator winding issues, contamination, and rotor faults.

Key Features:

  • Comprehensive Evaluation: With the AT34, technicians can perform thorough evaluations of motor health, ensuring early detection of potential issues and minimizing downtime.
  • Motor Circuit Analysis™ Technology: Utilizing Motor Circuit Analysis™ technology, the AT34 enables non-destructive evaluation of motor health, providing valuable insights without compromising motor integrity.
  • Field and Shop-Floor Use: Whether in the field or on the shop floor, the AT34 is a versatile tool for improving motor reliability, enhancing technician and asset productivity, and reducing energy consumption.

 

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