ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Why should you care about testing your electrical distribution equipment? In this episode we have one of the top minds in industry walk you thru some of the most important testing that should be considered for maximum reliability. This conversation brings detail with tangible items that you can implement right now in your facility to improve your testing program.
Guest: Dan Leeman - Eaton District Manager of Electrical Engineering Services and Systems (EESS).
Host: Chris Grainger.
Executive Producer: Adam Sheets.
Audio Engineer: Luke Yntema.
Additional Resources:
- EECO's Inspire Blog "What Testing is Important for Electrical Distribution Systems"
- EECO's Inspire Blog "What Testing Should I Do to my Electrical Distribution Equipment?"
- Power Monitoring Resource Page
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