BEAT inspects lightning protection systems without cutting a cable or disconnecting a conductor. A tuned signal. A drone-mounted sensor. A measurement record you can defend.
PATENTED CONTACT-LESS LPS INSPECTION
Resistance Measurements Confirm a Problem. TOPseven BEAT Finds It.
A failed continuity test tells you the conductor path is broken. It does not tell you where. That uncertainty means either a full rope-access inspection or a repair decision made without precise information. BEAT changes that. A tuned AC signal is injected into the LPS down conductor. The Field Sensor reads the near field along the blade during flight. Discontinuities appear as measurable changes in the standing wave — localized, documented, and ready for review without a single contact point on the conductor.

Certified and accepted by leading insurance and inspection organizations.
BEAT is designed around a single operational logic: mount, calibrate, fly, measure, review. Three Signal Generators inject the test signal at the blade roots. The drone-mounted Field Sensor handles calibration, measurement, and communication during flight. The onboard calibration camera eliminates the need for a separate calibration flight — reducing setup time and getting teams into the inspection sooner.

Field Sensor

Signal Generator
High-quality Measurement. High-quality Proof.
Mount. Calibrate. Fly. Measure. Review. BEAT keeps every step in that sequence simpler, more repeatable, and easier to hand off.

Localize. Not just detect.
BEAT identifies where the fault is, not only that one exists. That is the difference between a targeted repair and a full access inspection.

Blade by blade. Automatically.
Thanks to new onboard calibration the drone flies the inspection path automatically. The Field Sensor commands each Signal Generator in sequence, measures the emitted field, and the drone lands automatically at the end of the mission.
The standing wave. Measured precisely.
BEAT measures the standing wave created along the rotor blade when a 13.565 MHz signal is injected into the down conductor. Changes in amplitude and the position of minima indicate impedance changes in the conductor path. If the conductor is completely disconnected, the near field beyond the fault no longer appears — allowing the interruption to be localized with precision rather than inferred from a single pass-fail result.
Specifications Field Sensor
General
E-Field Sensor
Sensor Type
Electric (E-)Field
Capacitive
12%
200 kHz
13.565 MHz
15 mV/m to 1.2000 mV/m
Gimbal
Removable
Pitch +30° to -120°, Yaw: +320° to -320°
±1°
RF Communication
902 MHz
2-GFSK
0.2 W
Dipole Antenna
Specifications Signal Generator
General
RF Communications
LTE PCB Antenna with SMA Connector
Active Mode
902 MHz
0.2 W
Power Supply
3S LiPo Battery 11.1V, 2200mAh






