The portable calibrator for SF6 gas density monitors.
On-site. No disassembly. Zero emission.
3 switching points verified in a single pass, printed proof included.
The densiSCAN R5 is a portable density monitor calibrator: it verifies on-site the switching points of the SF6 gas density monitors fitted to high-voltage circuit breakers and GIS (gas-insulated switchgear) — without disassembly, without a power cut and without gas emission.

In a high-voltage circuit breaker, it is the density of the SF6 gas that guarantees the breaking capacity. The density monitor — the densimeter supervising each compartment — must trigger the alarm as soon as density drops. If it trips too late: arcing, loss of insulation, power outage.
The densiSCAN R5 verifies that each switching point trips at the right pressure, by simulating a controlled density variation — directly on the energised equipment, without removing the density monitor.
The densiSCAN varies the density in a controlled way and captures each switching point of the density monitor: overpressure (DI), gas refilling (CR), low pressure (BP). Every value is time-stamped, printed, stored.

SF6 is a greenhouse gas 24,300 times more potent than CO₂ (F-Gas regulation GWP). With the densiSCAN R5, the gas drawn for the test is never released: stored in an internal 2-litre reservoir, compressed, then reinjected into the original compartment.
And if a gas deficiency is detected, the bottle inlet allows top-up refilling in the same operation — compliant with the F-Gas regulation (EU 2024/573), with no loss or atmospheric release.

PT100 temperature probe deported as close as possible to the circuit breaker: compensation is dynamic, from -40 to +120 °C — forget the charts. 7" touchscreen, readable and usable with gloves. PPC function: the test runs with or without voltage on the threshold contacts, the electronics protected up to 150 V. All in a 17 kg case.
From entering the station to validating the DI · CR · BP switching points: a full cycle on the densiSCAN R5 touchscreen.
| technology | density monitor, temperature-compensated, real-time |
| pressure measurement range | 0…10 bar absolute |
| pressure reference accuracy | ± 0.1 % of full scale |
| temperature measurement | PT100 sensor, 1/3 DIN class · -40…+120 °C · ± 0.1 °C |
| verifiable thresholds | 3 channels (DI · CR · BP) · alarm reporting |
| threshold detection time | 70 ms |
| admissible voltage on thresholds (PPC) | 0…150 V |
| gas recovery | internal 2 L stainless-steel reservoir · reinjection 9 bar max — zero emission |
| gas refilling | SF6 bottle inlet with regulation |
| interface | 7" touchscreen, glove-operable |
| traceability | built-in printer · internal memory · USB export · fensorSCAN Bluetooth app (option) |
| power supply | 115-230 VAC · 200 W |
| dimensions / weight | case 520 × 435 × 230 mm · 17 kg |
| warranty | 2 years |
delivered with ISO 17025 calibration certificates (pressure CCL-P4 · temperature CCL-T4) and PT100 temperature probe as standard.
The right density monitor depends on your switchgear, but whichever brand you install — Trafag, Wika, ABB and others — regulations require you to verify its switching points periodically. The densiSCAN R5 does exactly that: it checks that any SF6 gas density monitor trips at the correct pressure, in place, without disassembly and without emission. Rather than replacing your monitors, it proves they still protect the breaker.
Yes. Whatever you call it — density monitor, densimeter, density switch — the device stays in place: the densiSCAN R5 connects to the compartment via a quick coupling, on energised equipment. The density variation is simulated on the instrument side, never imposed on the grid.
The F-Gas regulation (EU) 2024/573 requires the leak-detection system's operation to be checked at least once every six years for electrical switchgear containing 500 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent or more of fluorinated gases (approx. 20 kg of SF6) installed since 2017 (Article 6). And it is a pressure or density monitoring device with automatic alerting — the density monitor — that exempts the equipment from periodic leak checks (Article 5): its verification is the linchpin of compliance.
Yes. The PPC function (Polarity Presence Compatible) accepts both cases — with or without voltage on the threshold contacts — and protects the electronics up to 150 V.
It is stored in an internal 2-litre reservoir, compressed, then reinjected into the original compartment. No atmospheric release: the densiSCAN R5 meets the requirements of the F-Gas regulation (EU 2024/573).
A forgery-proof ticket printed on site: trip pressures of all 3 switching points, date, time, station, feeder, bay and phase of the equipment tested. Records are kept in internal memory and exportable to USB.
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