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Hi-Pot Testing
- Hi-Pot Test is a shortening of High Potential (High Voltage) Testing, also known as Dielectric Withstand Test. A Hi-Pot Test checks for “good insolation”, checking that no current will flow between the tested points.
- Continuity Testing makes sure that current will flow easily between two points; Hi-Pot is the opposite, and turns the voltage up very high (1kV and over) to make sure.
- Hi-Pot Tests are good for finding
- nicked or crushed insulation,
- stray wire strands in conductors or shielding braid
- terminal spacing issues
- corrosive contaminants
- tolerance build-up issues
- Hi-Pot Testing involves checking that an applied voltage hasn’t leaked away over time. The duration of Hi-Pot tests is typically around 1 minute, but should be in accordance with relevant safety standards
Parkinson Harness Technology provides Hi-Pot testing to ensure insulation integrity and electrical safety of all cable assemblies.
High voltage testing identifies potential faults such as insulation damage, contamination, and wiring issues.
All products are tested in line with relevant safety standards to ensure reliable long-term performance.
It ensures your cable assemblies are electrically safe and have strong insulation, reducing the risk of failure in service.
It identifies hidden insulation or wiring faults before products are shipped, helping prevent field failures.
Yes, all assemblies are Hi-Pot tested to ensure consistent safety and quality across every batch.
It helps prevent electrical breakdowns caused by insulation damage, contamination, or assembly errors.
Yes, all testing is carried out in line with relevant industry and customer-specific safety standards.
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