The YDQ 30kVA/250kV gas-insulated test transformer is utilized for power-frequency withstand voltage testing of 110kV voltage detectors, operating rods (hot sticks), and insulating rods. It serves as a high-voltage power source, creating an industry-standard testing environment for these insulating safety tools.

The equipment is primarily used to verify the insulation reliability of safety tools under specific high-voltage electric fields, ensuring the safety of personnel operating on power systems rated at 110kV and above.

① Power-frequency withstand voltage test: Simulates a high-voltage environment by applying a standard-specified power-frequency high voltage to insulating rods, operating rods, and voltage detectors to check for dielectric breakdown, flashover, or overheating.

② Leakage current measurement: Monitors the current flowing through the insulating tool via an associated microammeter during the voltage-raising process to assess whether the insulating material has aged, absorbed moisture, or sustained internal structural damage.

③ Sectional withstand voltage assessment: For long 110kV operating rods or insulating rods, the device is used to conduct sectional voltage tests, ensuring uniform insulation performance across the entire rod and the absence of weak points.

Technical specifications of the device:

(1) Rated capacity: 30 kVA;

(2) Input power supply: Single-phase 380 V, 50 Hz;

(3) Rated voltage: 250 kV;

(4) Rated current: 0.12 A;

(5) Operating frequency: 50 Hz;

(6) Output waveform: Sine wave;

(7) Waveform distortion rate of the complete system: ≤5%;

(8) System noise level: ≤65 dB;

(9) Transformer short-circuit impedance: ≤6%;

(10) Operating duration: Continuous operation for 30 minutes at rated voltage and current; 1 minute at 1.1 times rated voltage;

(11) Test system protection: Equipped with overcurrent protection on the low-voltage side.