At LexOhm, we are proud of the publications that reflect our expertise in electrical engineering. The books are available for purchase via our contact page. Below you will find an overview of our books:
Underground CABLE FAULT LOCATION
Description: This book is aimed at measurement specialists and covers the techniques for locating underground cable faults. It provides deep insights and practical methods to ensure accurate fault location.
Underground CABLE DIAGNOSTICS
Description: This book covers the testing and diagnostics of underground cables. It is essential for ensuring the reliability of cable systems and offers comprehensive knowledge on diagnostic techniques and methods. Dutch version for sale on Amazon.
CABLE FAULT LOCATION – For LV and Public Lighting with Limited Resources
Description: A shortened guide for technicians to perform an initial diagnosis and detect simple faults using individual testing equipment. This book is ideal for professionals looking to solve problems quickly and efficiently with limited resources.
Transformers: Operation, Testing, and Diagnostics
A practice-oriented handbook on power transformers. From operation and design to testing, diagnostics, and identifying anomalies in the field.
Earthing System Testing
A practical book on earthing, covering what happens above the ground, the connection to the ground, and within the earth itself. The measurement principles are also explained from both a theoretical and practical perspective.
How to Order
Interested in one of our books? Send us a message via the contact page with your inquiry, and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Please mention the title of the book you are interested in so we can provide you with the necessary information.
Disclaimer
The book publications are intended for educational and informational purposes, aiming to provide insight into the functioning, assessment, maintenance, and diagnostics of transformers. The content is not a substitute for legislation, regulations, safety requirements, company guidelines, working procedures, manufacturer instructions, permit systems, or any other formal requirements that may apply to the activities. Working on or near electrical installations involves risks and must exclusively be carried out by individuals who are sufficiently trained, appointed, authorised, and instructed to do so. The reader remains fully responsible at all times for assessing the situation, the chosen working method, and compliance with the applicable regulations.
Although this publication has been compiled with great care, errors, omissions, differences in interpretation, or outdated insights cannot be completely ruled out. Technical developments, standards, guidelines, legislation, and insights may change over time. Therefore, always verify whether the information matches the current situation, the equipment used, the applicable regulations, and the specific circumstances of the work. To the extent permitted by law, the author and publisher accept no liability for direct or indirect damage, injury, consequential damage, business interruption, data loss, incorrect conclusions, or any other consequences arising from the use, application, or interpretation of the information in this publication. The use of the content of this publication never wavers the reader from the obligation to think independently, apply professional judgment, and cease work when the safety, accuracy, or feasibility of an action cannot be sufficiently established.