by Rocket Web | Apr 20, 2026 | Equipment Calibration
Electronic Instruments Drift in More Than One Function A modern field instrument may measure or source voltage, current, resistance, frequency, pressure, temperature, or process signals. Passing one function does not prove the other ranges and modes remain within...
by Rocket Web | Apr 20, 2026 | NICET Certified Technicians
Certification Connects Knowledge With Experience The NICET Electrical Power Testing program is designed for technicians who inspect, test, maintain, and evaluate equipment used in electrical power production, transmission, and distribution. Candidates must pass...
by Rocket Web | Mar 5, 2026 | Equipment Calibration
A Calibration Program Is a Control System Sending instruments out once a year is an activity. A calibration program controls whether the right instrument is identified, calibrated for the required range and tolerance, returned with usable documentation, and removed...
by Rocket Web | Mar 5, 2026 | Power Monitoring
A Meter Is Useful Only When Someone Uses the Information Permanent power monitoring can collect demand, power factor, energy, voltage, current, unbalance, harmonics, alarms, and event waveforms. The business value appears when those measurements are connected to...
by Rocket Web | Feb 10, 2026 | Acceptance Testing
Power Quality Problems Are Event Problems A voltage sag may last less than a second and still stop a drive, reset a controller, or interrupt a process. Harmonics can add heating without creating an obvious alarm. Voltage unbalance can affect motors while average...
