Repairing Services
FOR DISTRIBUTION ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS
At VP.Start, we take pride in being your trusted partner for comprehensive and efficient repairing services for the distribution electrical equipment. With a dedicated team of experienced engineers and a commitment to excellence, we specialize in diagnosing, repairing, and optimizing a wide range of electrical equipment used in distribution systems. Our mission is to ensure the reliable and safe operation of your critical electrical infrastructure.
Our Expertise
Our team comprises top-notch engineers with extensive experience in handling a diverse array of distribution electrical equipment. From Advanced Circuit Reclosers (ACR) to Sectionalizers, AVR Controllers, Insulation Tester, and High Power UPS units, we possess the knowledge and skills to address both hardware and software challenges.
VP.Start Repairing Service for Distribution Electrical Equipment, addressing issues prevalent in aging electrical equipment, including ACRs, Sectionalizers, AVR Controllers, Insulation Tester, and High Power UPS units.
ACR Series
- Controller fails to operate with a 220V AC source.
- Controller fails to operate with a 12V battery source.
- Battery voltage does not reach full capacity when supplied with 220V AC.
- Inability to control Close/Trip operations.
- Limited control capability, only allowing Close or Trip operations.
- Operation control Close/Trip does not function through DRC remote control solution.
- Incorrect measurement of current and voltage.
- LCD graphic display is non-functional
- Button control panel is inoperative.
Sectionalizer
- Unable to control Close/Trip operations via manual or remote control.
AVR Controller
- The controller fails to operate when connected to an AC source
- Auto-selection of output voltage levels is non-functional.
- Incorrect measurement of current and voltage.
Insulation Tester
- The system does not function when supplied with an external source.
- The system does not operate when powered by a 12V battery source.
- Battery voltage fails to reach full capacity when supplied externally.
- Incorrect measurement of voltage and resistance.
High Power UPS
- The system does not operate when provided with a 220V AC source.
- The system fails to function when supplied by a 12V battery source.
- Battery voltage does not attain full capacity when powered by a 220V AC source.
