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Our ESE devices have been tested by various testing facilities around the world. All of our devices have been tested to standard NF C 17-102: 2011
Testing
What have we tested?
Our ESE devices have been tested through leading UK Universities & ILAC-MRA accredited laboratories with UKAS, ENAC, or RENAR certification in the UK and Europe. All of our ESE systems hold a certificate of conformity from the AENOR standardisation body to NF C 17-102: 2011:
NF C 17-102: 2011 Testing:
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Marking Testing: ICMET Laboratory Craiova & ITE Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía (Assessed by AENOR)
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Documentation, Information, and Identification: ICMET Laboratory Craiova & ITE Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía (Assessed by AENOR)
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Salt Mist Testing: Sheffield Hallam University & ITE Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía (Assessed by AENOR)
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Humid Sulphurous Atmosphere Test: Sheffield Hallam University & ITE Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía (Assessed by AENOR)
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Current Withstanding: CobhamLightning Testing and Consultancy (Element) & ITE Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía (Assessed by AENOR)
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ESE Advance Time - Measuring Early Streamer Emission: ICMET Laboratory Craiova & ITE Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía (Assessed by AENOR)
Additional tests & reports:
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Wind Resistance Testing: WMG - University of Warwick
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Radius of Protection Report: WMG - University of Warwick
All the tests performed on our devices were to the standard NF C 17-102: 2011 which are the current standards for ESE testing as of this writing (15th June 2023)
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Radius of Protection confirmed by Warwick University
The Rp (Radius of Protection) for our devices has been calculated in accordance with NF C 17-102: 2011 and has been confirmed by Dr. Daniel Peavoy (Ph.D., MMath / Innovation Manager / WMG SME Group) of Warwick University.
"The calculations were done according to the standard NF C 17-102. The results are presented for the ALPS ESEAT device, using data provided by the company."
Testing and Rp (Radius of Protection) can be seen below:
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