Global technology and R&D are behind the best industrial

Electric power and automation products from LSIS

Quality Test at PT&T

High Voltage Test / Impulse Test Characteristics Test / VCB Characteristics Test Short-Circuit Test / ACB Breaker Test Environmental Test /
Non-stop High Temperature Test

Electro Technology R&D Center Power Testing

& Technology Institute

The Electro Technology R&D Center focuses on PT&T is a KOLAS-qualified (Korea Laboratory
overall research and development activities related Accreditation Scheme) accredited testing laboratory
to power supply systems such as low and high and provides worldwide testing service with its
voltage equipment as well as integrated digital 1500MVA-capacity High Power Laboratory, High
networks, automatic switchboards and integrated Voltage Laboratory and Reliability Testing
power protection. Laboratory.
The R&D Center maximizes energy efficiencies by PT&T is also fully recognized by foreign testing and
integrating rapidly developing information & certification bodies of high reputation as CESI of Italy,
technology, communication, electronics and KEMA of Netherlands, UL of America, etc. for its low
mechanical engineering, while concentrating its voltage testings.
efforts in creating a safe and pleasant industrial
environment. ●Available Tests
- Electro-Mechanical Tests
- Insulation Performance Tests
●Power Equipments - Short-Circuit Tests
The R&D Center researches products and technologies related to - Reliability Evaluation Tests
low and high voltage circuit breakers and contactors as well as - Arc Tests
power transmission & distribution. - Environmental Tests

●Electric Technology ●Research & Development

The R&D Center analyzes and researches core technologies related Testing Technology, Measuring & Analyzing Technology, Power
to power equipment. Equipment Monitoring & Diagnostic Techniques, Reliability
Testing & Evaluation Technology.
●SCADA
The R&D Center carries out projects and technology research in the
fields of SCADA and DAS.

●Simulator
The R&D Center predicts probable electrocution hazards by
conducting simulated analyses of power generation phenomena,
and develops simulation technologies and products that can
optimize the constituent facilities.