Laser Scanning 132kV High Voltage Substations Using Topcon GLS-2000 Scanner

By Chris Dodds on 12th May, 2016

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Laser Scanning 132kV High Voltage Substations Using Topcon GLS-2000 Scanner

"The Topcon GLS-2000 series laser scanner we used within the 132kV substation was the Topcon GLS-2000M - the GLS-200 series is composed of 3 comparable, yet distinct models: the GLS-2000S (short-range), GLS-2000M (middle-range), and the GLS-2000L (long-range)," explains Richard Shepherd, Managing Director at Utility & Transmission Survey Solutions Ltd.

Each Topcon laser scanner is a full featured scanner that can be effectively deployed to capture existing, as-built conditions for any application range. The compact, lightweight series of scanners accurately captures a full 360° scan including images in less than three minutes.

·        Selectable laser modes Class 3R to Class 1M

·        Multiple lens array system – quickly switches focal length settings

·        Auto temperature adjustment – consistent accuracy throughout the work day

·        Precision – signal processing wave form for the ultimate in precise data

 

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132kV Substation Scanned Using Topcon GLS-2000M Laser Scanner

132kV Substation Scanned Using Topcon GLS-2000M Laser Scanner

PR : Topcon Positioning Group announces the release of three new models to the GLS line of laser scanners — the GLS-2000S, GLS-2000M and the GLS-2000L. 

The scanners are designed to capture data based on the measurement range needs of specific applications.

“These new GLS-2000 scanners offer purposeful solutions and versatility that comes from the multiple measurement modes with each model,” said Charles Rihner, vice president for the Topcon GeoPositioning Solutions Group. “The S model is optimized for short-range applications, while the M and L models are perfect for medium and long-range measurement fields, respectively.”

Using Topcon Precise Scan Technology II, the GLS-2000 models are designed to emit pulse signals three times faster than earlier GLS systems. “Using faster pulse signals enables timing to be detected more precisely, which results in reduced noise and higher-accuracy data,” said Rihner.  

Additionally, the systems feature dual 5MP cameras, including one with a 170-degree wide-angle lens for high-speed imaging, as well as an 8.9-degree telephoto camera that is coaxial with the measuring axis.

When paired with Topcon ScanMaster software, the models provide complete systems for capturing and processing 3D point cloud data.

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Topcon Laser Scanners For Substation, Transmission & Power Utility Scanning

Topcon Laser Scanners For Substation, Transmission & Power Utility Scanning

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