Power grids
Grid operators are adapting legacy networks to support clean power generation and widespread electrification. Scale up with Synaptec for real-time visibility and control, to manage the transition and future networks reliably and economically.
At Synaptec, we meet that challenge by delivering continuous online monitoring systems that provide granular, synchronous, and reliable information about the condition and performance of power network assets in remote, hard to reach locations.
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Slava Tavoletti
Power Grids – Europe

Nitin Mahajan
Power Grids – Asia, Far East

Saul Matthews
Power Grids – Rest of World
Our technology
Our unique technology offers utilities a robust, scalable, and zero-maintenance way to radically enhance power system protection, condition monitoring, and asset management. We use innovative light-speed technology that is highly secure and easily deployed on existing infrastructure.

Robust

Scalable

Zero-maintenance

Retrofittable
Our solution for power grid operators
Our unique technology platform provides a wide range of instrumentation solutions, offering increased flexibility for multi-zone protection applications and automation of manual inspection through remote condition monitoring. Select a topic below to learn more about some of the most popular transmission and distribution applications.

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Applications
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