The Seaward H101 ClareHAL AC/DC Hipot and DC Insulation Tester is designed for simple manual testing and automatic mode for large volume applications in the most demanding environments. It is designed for use in manufacturing, laboratory, maintenance and high speed production environments either as a stand-alone test instrument or as an integrated part of a production line system.

The Clare HAL H101 has isolated floating test outputs for improved safety, and the user interface is designed to enable it to be used manually within laboratory, audit and product compliance environments. Clever use of a barcode scanner (sold separately) will not only automate the production flow, but will enable the product to be linked directly into most ISO quality systems covering production, laboratory and audit usage. Need to collect test results and prove traceability? The HAL H101 does that too. It will even barcode scan the equipment under test and produce result labels, making the whole test process accurate, efficient and fast. Up to 6000 tests can be stored internally, and software is available to enable download to PC for further analysis or SPC. Test sequences can be automatically configured using a barcode scanner and the tester can be fully controlled from a host device via RS232, or external PLC I/O ports making it ideal for system integration. Due to the high level of flexibility and truly innovative features, the Hal is ideally suited to integration into larger automated systems.

A large, clear, full graphic display presents information either in a numerical or analogue format. Tests can be started and stopped by simply pushing the large buttons on the front of the instrument or choose from a variety of pre-selected automated configurations, including remote PCs, PLCs or interlocks. The advanced electronic design allows the operator to select either 50 or 60 hertz HiPot and Ground Bond Testing, making the instrument truly international in its application. Features such as arc detection and the ability to set maximum and minimum thresholds all combine to enhance the quality of the testing process.