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Product Overview

This integrated product is designed for type tests, factory tests, and handover tests of high-voltage products, and can complete quantitative of partial discharge for motors, current transformers, cables, bushings, capacitors, transformers, lightning arresters, switches, and other high-voltage electrical appliances. It IEC60270 and GB/T7354-2018 standards, and can complete the measurement and recording of partial discharge (PD) and test voltage. Using fiber optic connections, it shields interference factors, and the test background environment can reach 0.05 PC or below.

Features

  •   Apparent charge in discharge : It is the amount of charge such that, when momentarily injected between the ends of the test object the resultant momentary voltage change between the ends of the test object is equal to the momentary voltage change caused by the discharge itself, and the apparent charge is expressed in pCpico-Coulomb).
  •   Test voltage for partial discharge : It is the specified voltage applied in the specified test procedure under which the test object does not present discharges exceeding the specified values.
  •   Discharge repetition rate : The average number of discharges per second during the measurement time is called the discharge repetition rate, and its is times/second. The higher the discharge repetition rate, the greater the damage to the insulation.
  •   Partial discharge inception voltage PDIV. The lowest voltage at which a is first detected in the test test circuit when the voltage applied to the test object is gradually increased from a lower value at which no discharge has been detected. Practically, the inception is the lowest voltage at which the amount of partial discharge is equal to or exceeds a specified low value.
  •   Partial discharge extinction voltage PDEV. The lowest voltage at a discharge is no longer detected in the test measuring circuit when the voltage applied to the test object is gradually decreased from a higher value at which a discharge has been d

Parameter

Partial discharge models and channels

 

 

Single channel

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A. Main acquisition unit

interface

Power interface

6-12VDC ( <6W  , Quick-insert type with lock

Fiber optic interface

Support Gigabit network access

Input interface

Voltage input signal, partial discharge input signal, square wave output signal (optional)

indicator light

 

1 XLED   Constantly on , flashing (power indicator , communication instructions)

 

Flashes at 15-second intervals (no link established with the host computer)

 

 

 

 

 

Partial discharge input

Sampling rate

Partial discharge measurement 16MHz  Cable positioning 80MHz

Input impedance

100Ω/120Ω

Maximum input amplitude

50V Peak-to-peak value

A/D

14bit,80MS/s

Dynamic range

A total of about 62dB

Range control

X0.04,X1,X5,X25,X125,X250,X1250

Self-noise

Less than 30uV

Square wave input

Frequency range

45Hz-1kHz;

Input impedance

1MΩ;

Maximum voltage

50Vrms

A/D

24bit, 20kHz

 

 

 Battery

Charging input

8.4V/5A

Battery output

7.4V/15A h

Power adapter

8.4V/5A (can be used directly as host power supply)

 

C , communication interface

 

Gigabit Ethernet LAN interface

 

SFP fiber optic interface     Receiver USB2.0

 

 

D , detection impedance

Rated current

0.5A

Bandpass range

19KHz~4MHz  ± 10%

Low voltage arm output voltage

≤50 VRMS (If the voltage exceeds this value, please increase the internal low-voltage arm capacitance)

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    We provide you with free consultation services

  • On-site installation and commissioning

    Engineers provide guidance for installation and commissioning

  • Free training and maintenance

    Technicians can provide on-site maintenance services and receive regular training

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