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Cable testing and fault locating equipment
Cable route tracing and identification
Products
Megger
Cable testing and fault locating equipment
Cable route tracing and identification




















Products
Megger
Cable testing and fault locating equipment
Cable route tracing and identification
Dual-function cable and phase identification system with long-distance accuracy
The DCI3 is the next generation in cable and phase identification, combining both functions in a single, rugged device that delivers precise results in demanding environments. Replacing Megger’s legacy Phase Identification Line (PIL 8) and complementing the Cable Identifier (CI-LCI) range, the DCI3 streamlines workflows, reduces training requirements, and improves safety across utilities, renewable generation, rail, and industrial networks.
The DCI3’s three-phase cable identification mode can save up to an hour per job, while always-grounded phase identification ensures maximum safety for operators. With a range of up to 30 km and flexible clamp options, the DCI3 adapts to the realities of fieldwork – from confined cabinets to large cable cross-sections. Its IP54-rated enclosure provides durability for use in dusty switchyards, light rain, and the everyday wear and tear of outdoor fieldwork.
Key advantages include:
From high-voltage substations to renewable energy sites, the DCI3 delivers speed, safety, and certainty in a single, portable solution – helping teams work smarter and safer.

The Ferrolux location system is the solution for your day-to-day tasks. You can use the system to quickly and easily find cable faults. You can locate lines just as quickly, measure how deep they are and save data in the memory.
The route sensor for location tasks weighs less than 1 kg, which means you can use it for lengthy periods without getting tired. Special features such as the SuperMax Signal, DirectSignal and SignalSelect make your job easier and the results more accurate.

The CI Cable Identifier will safely identify a dead (or de-energized) primary cable within a group of energized or de-energized cables as well as live secondary cables (including neutrals) up to 240 VAC (460 optional). The absolute safe identification is based on polarity and signal magnitude of the DC pulse (up to 100 A) coming from the transmitter, which is picked up by the receiver and a clip-on probe. The transmitter can operate on 120 VAC or internal battery (up to 50 hrs run time). The entire system functions without user adjustments and will, under no circumstances, provide a false positive identification. The standard combination kit (for HV & LV cables) includes a 6” flexible clip-on probe, and two touch sensors for all your applications where a clip on cannot be used.