Splice N Connect develops continuous monitoring systems for underground power cables, utilizing real-time data on parameters such as heat and current to enhance asset health visibility. This technology enables industries to implement proactive maintenance, optimize load management, and reduce the risk of unplanned outages in power grid operations.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Underground power cables are susceptible to degradation and failure due to heat, partial discharge, and current overload, leading to unplanned outages and costly repairs. Traditional inspection methods are often reactive and lack real-time visibility into the health of these critical assets. This makes it difficult for utilities and industries to proactively manage their underground power infrastructure.
Solution
Splice N Connect provides continuous monitoring systems for underground power cables, delivering real-time data on critical parameters indicative of asset health. The system tracks heat, partial discharge, and current, providing actionable insights into load management, demand response, and voltage optimization. This enables proactive maintenance, reduces the risk of unplanned outages, and enhances the reliability and efficiency of power grid operations. The technology is designed for easy installation and compatibility with various enclosure types, including direct-buried, concrete enclosures, and underground vaults.
Target Audience
The primary customers are utility companies and industries that rely on underground power cables for critical operations and seek to improve grid reliability and reduce maintenance costs.
Features
- Continuous monitoring of heat, partial discharge, and current in underground power cables
- Uninterruptible power capabilities to ensure continuous monitoring
- Versatile design compatible with all enclosure types and distribution system voltages
- Provides actionable insights into load management, demand response, and voltage optimization
- Enables proactive maintenance and reduces the risk of unplanned outages