Mobile power frequency withstand voltage test device
The vehicle-mounted, no-partial discharge, variable-frequency series resonance tester is designed for high-voltage withstand voltage testing of electrical equipment. It utilizes variable-frequency series resonance high-voltage testing technology to perform high-voltage tests on electrical equipment at various frequencies, effectively verifying the equipment's insulation performance and withstand voltage capability.
A notable feature of this vehicle-mounted system is its integrated design, cleverly integrating the power supply, resonant inductor, and control system into a single unit, eliminating the need for any additional external equipment. This self-contained design greatly simplifies the operational process, allowing the entire testing process to be completed on a single vehicle. This significantly improves operational efficiency and mobility, completely resolving the cumbersome deployment and poor maneuverability of traditional test equipment.
Key Features
1. A single vehicle independently performs series resonance withstand voltage testing.
2. The test platform automatically deploys, eliminating the need for on-site hoisting, ensuring smooth deployment and a compact footprint.
3. Main circuit conductors are fixedly connected, eliminating repetitive wiring work.
4. A personalized operating area provides convenient identification and operation of various control switches within a single functional area.
5. Customizable vehicle models available. This device features a vehicle-mounted design, making it easy to carry and move, allowing testing at various locations. It features stable high-voltage output, adjustable frequency, and high test accuracy, meeting the testing needs of diverse equipment.
Technical Parameters
1. Rated Capacity 50-2000kVA
2. Output Voltage 100-1000kV
3. Rated Input Voltage Three-Phase AC 380V ±10%, 50Hz
4. Partial Discharge <10PC
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