B100 Electronic Temperature Monitor (ETM)

The B100 Series Electronic Temperature Monitor (ETM) is a complete monitoring solution for any distribution, transmission or generation transformer. The B100 ETM is an analog gauge replacement that provides accurate indication of problems inside the transformer via fault gas detection. Additionally, add on a hydrogen sensor and/or moisture sensor for an all-in-one, low-cost solution that provides remote notification of any problems detected.

Old Temperature Gauges are Unreliable

Gauges are known to stick, subsequently leaving the transformer vulnerable. The B100 can replace up to five mechanical gauges. It has a robust design, and in the unlikely event that there is a problem, the device generates an alert, ensuring the problem can be corrected.

The B100 Makes Your Job More Efficient

• Easy to install, no software is needed
• Easy to read, the LCD display can be seen from up to 60 feet and also can be read in bright sunlight or at night.
• Easy to configure either remotely or on site
• Easy to maintain

Designed for Durability

The cast aluminum, powder coated enclosure is designed to be rugged and durable to protect against harsh environments created by water, dirt, dust and temperature extremes. It is treated with a chromate conversion process that helps the B100 have a long life expectancy (20+ years), even in harsh environments. Additionally, no calibration is required to maintain accuracy.

The B100 Electronic Temperature Monitor display has anti-UV coating technology which means that even in bright, direct sunlight the display is easy to read and has good contrast.

Now with Hydrogen Monitoring

Watch this video to learn about the keys to monitoring hydrogen on a power transformer.

Now with Hydrogen + Moisture Monitoring

Excessive moisture in the insulating paper of the windings will reduce the dielectric strength and also reduce the partial discharge inception voltage. As a result, the transformer is more susceptible to faults. By monitoring moisture as well as temperature values provided by the B100 ETM, customers can detect problematic conditions within the transformer far before a fault occurs.