Free · no card
Free first DGA report
Upload your latest lab report, and earlier ones if you have them. You get the same report the paid analysis produces, with every sample under the 2019 and 2008 editions of IEEE C57.104. No card, one per customer.
You upload
Your lab reports
Latest DGA laboratory report (PDF)
Required for the free check
Earlier DGA reports or other labs (optional, up to 10 PDFs)
Optional
Up to 10 pages per file. Earlier reports, from any lab, give a better trend and better contamination screening.
What you get
The same report as the paid review
- Each sample given its 2019 DGA status and its 2008 condition
- One trend per unit, across every lab you upload
- Suspect samples flagged and shown both ways, with retest advice
- The same PDF and Excel report as the paid analysis
What it is not
One set of reports, not a fleet
- Not more than 10 pages per file
- Not a stamped engineering determination
- Not tap changer compartments or non-mineral oils
Have a fleet, or files over 10 pages? See Transformer DGA Analysis →
FAQ
Common questions
What does the free report cost me?
Nothing, and there is no card field. One free DGA report per customer, identified by email address.
Is it a cut-down version of the paid analysis?
No. It runs the same analysis and produces the same report as the paid Transformer DGA Analysis. The only limit is 10 pages per file.
Which edition of IEEE C57.104 does it use?
The 2019 and 2008 editions. Each sample gets its 2019 DGA status and its 2008 condition, and 2019 leads the summary. A paid order can also use the 1991 acetylene limits.
What happens to the reports I upload?
The same as a paid job’s files: scanned for malware before anything reads them, and deleted automatically 30 days after the job completes, or sooner on request from your portal. They are not used to train any AI model unless you opt in in writing.
Can I make an operating decision from the free report?
It is an automated interpretation of laboratory data, not an engineering determination. Decisions to remove a unit from service, to discount a sample, or to defer action should be made by a qualified engineer with the full history of the unit.