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AVO New Zealand pride ourselves on having arguably the most comprehensive range of electrical test & measurement equipment available from a single source.

At AVO New Zealand we pride ourselves on having arguably the most comprehensive range of electrical test and measurement equipment available from a single source in New Zealand. Through our commitment to a ‘total solutions' service we provide for the wider needs of the Industry through comprehensive training programmes, industry seminars, news updates, technical and applications advice, repair, backup, and calibration. A Customer Services group caters on-line and in person for technical needs.

01/09/2026

Need a clearer picture of what’s happening with your power?

The Acksen Electrocorder EC-7VAR-RS logs three-phase voltage, current, power factor and energy usage, giving you the data you need to identify issues, understand consumption and make better-informed decisions.

Ideal for electrical contractors, facilities teams, utilities and maintenance engineers, it can help with:

• Energy usage monitoring
• Voltage and current investigations
• Solar PV and UPS sizing
• Standby generator sizing
• Identifying whether low voltage is linked to high site demand

With flexible Rogowski coils and simple software that turns recorded data into easy-to-read graphs, the EC-7VAR-RS makes detailed power monitoring straightforward.

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31/08/2026

Cable testing in the middle of a busy city needs to be efficient, mobile and easy to manage.

Megger’s Centrix City and Centrix City Compact vans bring cable testing, diagnostics and fault location together in purpose-built mobile systems for low and medium voltage networks.

Built around the SPG 40 test set, they support everything from testing and fault prelocation through to pinpointing and fault burning, with Megger’s easyGO operating philosophy helping simplify operation.

Read the article to see how Centrix takes cable testing right to the heart of the city >>
www.megger.com/en/et-online/August-2017/Centrix-takes-cable-test-to-the-heart-of-the-city

26/08/2026

Seven cable fault location technologies. One centrally controlled system.

The Megger PRIMEON brings fault location, testing and optional diagnostics together in a highly configurable cable test van system.

From insulation resistance testing and TDR through to HV prelocation, fault conversion, thumping and sheath fault pinpointing, PRIMEON gives operators access to seven individual technologies through one intuitive central interface.

With automated motorised HV switching, remote access and integrated MeggerBook V2 software, it’s designed to make complex cable fault location more streamlined and efficient.

Whether your focus is fault location, testing, diagnostics or a combination of all three, PRIMEON can be configured around your requirements.

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25/08/2026

One instrument, plenty of diagnostic capability.

The Adash A4300 VA3 Pro is a portable 3-channel vibration analyser and data collector designed for condition monitoring and troubleshooting on critical machinery and motors.

With real-time FFTs, time waveforms, graphical balancing and a modular setup, you can configure the VA3 Pro with the sensors and functions your team actually needs - from routine vibration collection through to balancing, leak detection, orbit and centreline measurements.

It’s robust, flexible and designed to make advanced vibration diagnostics easier to use in the field.

Talk to the AVO team to learn more about the Adash A4300 VA3 Pro.

🌐 www.avo.co.nz/motor-and-industrial-products/adash-a4300-va3-pro

24/08/2026

Choosing a partial discharge monitoring system isn’t simply about picking the most advanced technology - it’s about choosing the right approach for the asset and the application.

Permanent online monitoring, portable systems and laboratory testing equipment each have their place, depending on asset criticality, required sensitivity and your wider maintenance strategy.

Megger’s latest article looks at the key factors to consider when selecting a PD monitoring solution, including different asset types, signal-to-noise performance, integration requirements and ongoing technical support.

Read the full article to help determine the right PD monitoring approach for your assets.

🌐 www.megger.com/en/knowledge-hub/partial-discharge-monitoring-systems-choosing-the-right-solution

19/08/2026

Compact, portable and built for straightforward partial discharge testing.

The ICMcompact Digital Partial Discharge Detector is a stand-alone solution for evaluating medium and high voltage insulation across a wide range of utility, industrial and manufacturing applications.

With intuitive operation, phase-resolved PD analysis and optional capabilities including spectrum analysis and cable PD location, it offers plenty of flexibility in one compact unit.

Want to know if the ICMcompact is right for your testing requirements? Get in touch with the AVO team.

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18/08/2026

Are you greasing your bearings because they need it - or because the schedule says it’s time?

The Adash A4910 Lubri helps take the guesswork out of lubrication by monitoring bearing vibration while grease is being applied.

Simply mount the sensor, start greasing and watch the vibration level change. Once the value stops decreasing, you know when to stop.

That means less risk of over-greasing, less wasted grease and a more condition-based approach to bearing maintenance.

Smarter lubrication. Better control. Longer bearing life.

Talk to the AVO team to learn more about the Adash A4910 Lubri.

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17/08/2026

Choosing the right MV cable test method matters - because not every excitation voltage is suited to every application.

In this article, Megger compares four essential methods used in cable testing and diagnostics:

DC voltage
0.1 Hz VLF Sine
VLF cosine-rectangular / 50 Hz Slope
Damped AC (DAC)

Each offers different advantages depending on whether you’re carrying out sheath testing, withstand testing, tan delta measurements or partial discharge diagnostics.

Understanding where each method performs best can help improve test accuracy, reduce unnecessary cable stress and support more informed maintenance decisions.

Read the full article to explore the four methods and when to use them >> www.megger.com/en/blog/mar-2025/mv-test-four-methods

12/08/2026

Powerful MV cable testing and diagnostics - without the need for a bulky setup.

The Megger VLF Sine Wave 62 kV is a compact, portable system designed for testing and condition assessment of medium-voltage cables.

It combines multiple capabilities in one field-ready unit, including:

VLF and DC withstand testing
Sheath testing and sheath fault pinpointing
Optional integrated Tan Delta diagnostics
Automatic test frequency adjustment based on cable length
Testing of 35 kV rated cables up to 25 km
Automatic result interpretation to IEEE 400.2

With a large colour touchscreen, onboard data storage and no external computer required in the field, the VLF Sine Wave 62 kV makes testing, evaluating and recording results straightforward.

Want to learn more about the Megger VLF Sine Wave 62 kV? www.avo.co.nz

10/08/2026

A 1.5 km railway signalling cable. A hidden fault. And the challenge of finding exactly where the problem was.

In this Megger application note, see how the STX40 was used to test, prelocate and pinpoint a fault in a multi-core signalling cable — ultimately identifying a defective joint at approximately 1,079 metres.

The case demonstrates how multiple fault location methods can work together to deliver accurate results, even on smaller cross-section, lower-voltage cables used in railway applications.

Read the full application note to see the STX40 in action >>https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/64b83dffc8d1e2e27ca8ee91/6a20cb8339e98abc4659996e_STX40-DB-DACH_AN_EN.pdf

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