Automatic 12kV 200mA C&DF tester

This is a complete integrated Capacitance and Tan Delta test set including an inbuilt 12kV AC power source, and a reference SF6 gas filled Standard Capacitor.

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Power Electronical PE2008 - Automatic 12kV 200mA C&DF tester
This is a complete integrated Capacitance and Tan Delta test set including an inbuilt 12kV AC power source, and a reference SF6 gas filled Standard Capacitor.

Simple to use and easy to operate, its GUI (graphical user interface) is a delight, to be viewed on a large backlit LCD display, and soft touch membrane buttons. The connections are simple the set can be operated after minimal training. It does not need experienced operators, but surely the person needs to know the connection methodology to the object under test, very well.

Equipped with a RS232 serial output port, users can save their test results on PCs, or can use the internal 99 test storage facility. Integrated thermal Printer also allows priting of results on site The instruments are calibrated in our in-house test laboratory to give you results traceable to national standards.

Features

Just set test parameters, push start, and everything is automatically done in sequence right up to printing of test results.
High Interference suppression, good signal-to-noise ratio.
UST, GST ad GSTg test modes
CVT test facility
Input overvoltage protection
Output short-circuit protection
Poor ground rejection
Fault protection and indication
Can be used with external power supply up to 12kV for enlarged current to 1A, for generator related testing
Electronic Calibration done at our NABL accreditated lab, with results traceable to national standards.
Thermal Printer integrated
RS-232 output
Application

Testing transformers on-site
Testing Bushings, CTs, PTs, etc at substations
Testing Rotating machines (LV Motors/Generators) on-site

Tags

tan delta, tan delta, transformer testing, generator testing, dissipation factor, power factor, dielectric loss, C DF