High Voltage Test Laboratory
The high voltage (H.V.) laboratory is used to test for AC and DC dielectric and impulse tests on materials and specimens. A portable electrical impedance model of the human body has been created for use in test circuits to assist in the study of electrical shock and electrocutions.

The H.V. lab has been used in numerous areas such as: personal injury, equipment failure and liability, fire investigation cases, and manufacturing design verification.





High Current Test Laboratory
Two high current test sets are used to test the current carrying capacity and heating distribution and dynamics of various specimens. An infrared camera, thermocouples, Rogowski coil, and other equipment are used to record data. Electrical current injection testing of electrical connectors and conductors is done to determine the current carrying capacity of these objects.