Trafag introduces new gas density monitor

This innovative device addresses the unique challenges of maintaining operational safety and efficiency in high-voltage environments.
The 8719 Gas Density Monitor sets a new standard in insulating gas monitoring with its large 75mm dial, providing easier needle position readability for utility operators. This feature enables quick and precise monitoring of gas density levels, critical for maintaining operational efficiency and safety in high-voltage environments.
Additionally, the monitor offers up to five galvanically separated circuits, allowing utilities to independently monitor multiple density levels and enhanced alarm capabilities for greater safety and operational control in complex switchgear systems.
The 8719 Gas Density Monitor is engineered for versatility, with IP65/IP67 protection, it is suitable for both outdoor and indoor applications. This flexibility allows utilities to install the monitor across a range of locations, from indoor substations to outdoor transmission facilities, ensuring consistent monitoring across diverse environments.
Its absolute pressure reference gas measuring system provides reliable and direct monitoring of insulating gas density, critical for maintaining the safety and efficiency of high-voltage and medium-voltage switchgear. This capability provides the highest reliability and eliminates thermal expansion effects on measurement with 1:1 compensation over full temperature range.
Durability is another hallmark of the 8719 Gas Density Monitor. Its maintenance-free design reduces operational costs and eliminates the need for recalibration, while its shock resistance up to 70g ensures reliable operation even in harsh conditions where equipment is exposed to high levels of vibration or impact. The 8719’s floating change-over contact (SPDT) output signal ensures reliable and precise monitoring of gas density in high-voltage switchgear. This reliability is critical for maintaining operational safety and efficiency in the utilities industry.
