A blog exploring electrical cable testing guidelines, best practices, and advice for getting started with your testing process.
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Using 4-wire Kelvin testing to measure resistance down to 1/10,000th of an ohm, Cirris carefully cut strands of a wire and recorded the results.
If you are experiencing shorts or high voltage testing failures, check if your cables or wires are being compressed with clamps or tight-fitting...
Metal whiskers are tiny growths that form on metals. They are electrically conductive and can cause shorts or current leakage.
You can test the possible causes of a failure until you pinpoint the true reason for the failure.
Fixturing is the word Cirris uses to describe the intermediate cables that connect the tester to the cables you test.
Cirris testers are built to keep workers safe, but there are still steps shops can take to help ensure no one is injured in any way.
Spending time and money on unrequired testing may sound like a waste, but the results of high voltage testing can tell a different story.
If you discover your tester is out of calibration, you will need to send it to Cirris or a third-party calibration lab.
Cirris Testers look for good connections in cables. If anything unexpected happens, the tester reports an error and provides details of what is...
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