With the growing awareness
of the importance of
condition monitoring of
electric motors,Whitelegg Machines
has again invited Tim Thomas,
senior engineer of Baker Instrument
Company to join them on the stand
at Maintec 2010. In addition,
Thomas will give a Learn Shop
presentation on aspects of motor
condition monitoring.

As well as showing a range of
instruments for on and off line
testing and monitoring of electric
motors,Whitelegg will be launching
its new online motor monitoring
network-based system, the NetEP.

This is an automated system for
the monitoring of electrical rotating
equipment. The instrument will
monitor 40+ parameters on up to 32
motors, and on up to seven voltage
busses. Benefits claimed include
automated evaluation of critical
assets from the convenience of the
user’s office or anywhere an internet
connection is available.With the
ability to monitor multiple motors
simultaneously, it will supply data
and is said to save time in
comparison to route-based
instrumentation.

Stand F6