What is Transformer Monitoring?

Transformer monitoring reduces risk by continuously tracking operating characteristics such as bushing condition, OLTC performance, dissolved gas, moisture, partial discharge, temperature, and geomagnetic induced current. It quantifies failure likelihood and consequences, and introduces a range of transformer monitors that provide data, alarms, and control to minimize unexpected failures and outages.

Product Overview

• Define transformer monitoring and its benefits • Outline common failure modes and risks • Highlight key monitoring functions: temperature, DGA, OLTC, bushing, moisture, PD, GIC, through faults • Introduce a range of transformer monitors to reduce outages and maintenance costs with early detection

Comprehensive transformer monitors track temperature and cooling, dissolved gas, OLTC condition, bushing power factor and capacitance, insulation moisture, partial discharge, geomagnetic induced current, and through faults. Continuous data, alarms, and control reduce unexpected failures, enhance safety, and minimize unplanned outages across high voltage power transformers, improving asset health and reliability.

Target Market

Ideal for utility transmission and distribution operators, power generation (traditional and renewable) plants, data centers, mining sites, and industrial facilities. Key users include asset managers, substation and protection engineers, reliability engineers, and operations teams seeking to reduce unexpected transformer failures, plan maintenance, and improve safety and uptime.