Power System Field Services
Relay protection, electrical testing & commissioning.
Serving utilities, electrical contractors, and industrial facilities.
Protective Relay Testing
Secondary Injection
Switchgear & Transformers
Medium-Voltage Cable
VFD & Motor Systems
Performed to
ANSI · NETA · IEEE · IEC
Orlando, Florida
Field dispatch on request

We Test What Protects
We prove your equipment performs as intended — at commissioning, during maintenance, and after a failure.
Orlando-based field teams, working across the region.
01 · Protection & Controls
Relay programming, secondary injection, and IEC 61850 validation.
50/51
87 · 21
Overcurrent · Differential · Distance


ATS · MTS
Acceptance and maintenance testing to ANSI/NETA specifications.
Switchgear & circuit breakers
Power & instrument transformers
Medium-voltage cable
VFD & motor systems
Core Services
Ten services, one standard of work.
Each one has its own page covering scope, equipment, standards, and deliverables.
Why NewEra
Results you can trust.
Focused protection & controls expertise, backed by four commitments.

Relay panel wiring
01
Fully Documented
Jobs close with a clear written record, plus verified relay performance where protection is in scope.
02
Beyond Protection Function Verification
Pickup and timing are just the start. Digital trip and interlock signals are proven with the same rigor as hardwired ones.
03
Safety Is Foundational
OSHA 10-trained technicians work to NFPA 70 and MSHA requirements, backed by continuous safety training.
04
Fast Field Response
From planned outages to urgent field validation, work is scheduled around your window, with quick turnaround on findings.
Protection & Controls
Protecting power systems, one relay at a time.
Protection proven by test, not assumed. Relay settings are applied and verified exactly as issued by the engineer of record or client.
Protection elements verified · IEEE C37.2 device numbers
50/51
Instantaneous / Time Overcurrent
21
Distance Protection
87T
Transformer Differential
87G
Generator Differential
40
Loss of Field
32
Directional (Reverse) Power
49
Motor Thermal Overload
46
Negative-Sequence Current Unbalance
Relay & Logic Programming
Issued protection logic and alarms programmed, then checked point by point before energization.
Secondary Injection Testing
Three-phase injection proves pickup and timing, plus differential slope and distance reach.
IEC 61850 & GOOSE Validation
GOOSE messaging integrity, protocol-level diagnostics, and communication architecture assessment for IEC 61850 substation networks.
Time Synchronization Validation
Time sources and relay clocks verified so event records align across the system — essential for accurate fault analysis.
Fault Event Analysis
Relay event records and oscillography reviewed to explain operations, isolate root cause, and confirm protection responded as set.
Asset Protection Verification
Transformer, generator, and motor protection schemes verified, down to overloads and stalling.
Capabilities
Acceptance and maintenance tests, matched to the equipment.
Each scope is set by the asset’s condition and its role in the system.
01
Switchgear & Circuit Breakers
Insulation resistance testing
Contact resistance (micro-ohm)
Timing and travel analysis
Vacuum interrupter integrity testing
Primary current injection
Trip and close circuit checks
02
Power & Instrument Transformers
Turns ratio (TTR)
Winding resistance
Power factor / dissipation factor
Excitation current
Sweep frequency response analysis (SFRA)
CT/PT ratio, polarity, excitation
03
Medium-Voltage Cable
Insulation resistance testing
VLF withstand testing
Tan delta (dissipation factor)
Partial discharge diagnostics
Shield continuity testing
04
Motors & VFDs
Motor insulation resistance and PI
VFD startup and commissioning
Speed reference and ramp setup
Analog and digital I/O checks
Fault response logic verification
Legacy drive reconfiguration
Industries Served
Field support for the facilities that can’t go dark.
What that support covers, sector by sector.
01
Electrical Contractors
Acceptance testing and commissioning support to close out projects to specification — relays programmed, equipment verified, documentation delivered.
02
Utilities & Substations
Substation relay commissioning for transmission and distribution protection, including bus, feeder, and breaker-failure schemes.
03
Industrial Plants & Manufacturing
Maintenance testing, motor protection, and VFD troubleshooting that keep production lines running and protected.
04
Power Generation
Generator protection verified for stator winding faults, loss of field, and reverse power, alongside transformer and switchgear testing.
05
Mining & Heavy Industry
MSHA-compliant field teams support protection, drive, and power distribution systems at mine and heavy industrial sites.
06
Water & Wastewater
Drive startup, programming, and troubleshooting on pump systems, plus motor protection testing for treatment plants and lift stations.

Switchgear and motor control lineup · industrial facility
In the Field
Hands-on work, where the equipment lives.
From substation yards to switchgear rooms and drive lineups.

Substation power transformer diagnostics

Relay settings verification in switchgear

Dry-type transformer

Secondary injection through test switches

Three-phase test set at the relay panel

VFD startup and field troubleshooting
Standards & Methodology
Standards-driven testing. Every test. Every time.
How every job runs
01
Scope & Review
We review drawings, one-lines, and the settings issued by the engineer of record or client before mobilizing.
02
Safe Mobilization
Job briefing, hazard awareness, arc flash precautions, and proper PPE are in place before any test begins.
03
Test & Verify
Devices are tested individually, with readings evaluated against acceptance values.
04
System Validation
Trip circuits, control logic, and communications are validated together as one working system.
05
Document & Deliver
Detailed technical documentation records results, as-left settings, and deficiencies — ready for your records and the next test cycle.
Standards we work to
Each test plan is built on the applicable ANSI/NETA specification, IEEE and IEC standards, and the manufacturer’s published criteria.
ANSI/NETA ATS
Acceptance Testing Specifications for Electrical Power Equipment and Systems
ANSI/NETA MTS
Maintenance Testing Specifications for Electrical Power Equipment and Systems
IEEE C37.2
Electrical Power System Device Function Numbers
IEC 61850
Communication Networks and Systems for Power Utility Automation
IEEE C57.152
Diagnostic Field Testing of Fluid-Filled Power Transformers
IEEE 400.2
VLF Field Testing of Shielded Power Cable Systems
IEEE 43
Insulation Resistance Testing of Rotating Machinery
NFPA 70E
Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace


















