IEC 61851-1 Impulse Voltages Generator For Over - Voltages Test

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Price:Customized
StandardPackaging:Plywood
DeliveryPeriod:1Month
PaymentMethod:T/T
SupplyCapacity:15SetsperMonth

Products Description

Place of Origin:China

Brand Name:KingPo

Certification:Calibration Certificate (Cost Additional)

Model Number:KP1104

DC High Voltage:Max. 12.5kV

Peak Voltage:300-12500V

Impact Interval Time:5 ~ 99s

Impact Cycles:1 ~ 9999

Polarity:Positive And Negative

Rated Voltage:220V±10%, 50Hz

Power Consumption:50 VA

Weight:20 KG

Minimum Order Quantity:1

Price:Customized

Packaging Details:Plywood

Delivery Time:1 Month

Payment Terms:T/T

Supply Ability:15 Sets per Month

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Product Description

 

IEC 61851-1 Impulse Voltages Generator For Over-Voltages Test

 

Product information:

 

The impulse test generator conforms to the standard requirements of IEC 61851-1 clause 12.7, IEC 61851-23 clause 11.4, etc.

 

Technical parameters:

 

Model

SN1104

SN1104A (Optional)

DC high voltage

Max. 12.5kV

6kV

Impulse voltage wave

Impulse wavefront time: 1.2 µs ± 30 %;

Half value of after wave time: 50 µs ± 20 %

Please note that the waveform should be checked on an external oscilloscope

Impulse wavefront time: 10 µs ± 30 %;

Half value of after wave time: 700 µs ± 20 %

Please note that the waveform should be checked on an external oscilloscope

Instrument internal resistance

12Ω± 10%and 500Ω± 10%

40Ω±10%

Peak voltage: 300 V~ 12,500V

300-12500V, Low: 300 V~ 2,500V;

High: 2,500 V~ 12,500V

0~6kV, ± 5%

Impact interval time

5 ~ 99s

30~999s

Impact cycles

1 ~ 9999

Polarity

Positive and negative

Working power source Rated voltage: ~ 220V±10%, 50Hz, Power consumption: 50 VA
Dimension 430mm×180mm×480mm
Weight 20 KG
 

Application:

 

It is used to verify that the appliances shall withstand the transient over-voltages to which they may be subjected. The impulse voltage test is a destructive test in which a breakdown occurs if the test specimen cannot withstand the applied voltage. When the sample breaks down, sparks and discharge sounds will be generated. The peak voltage of the instrument will drop significantly (close to zero) when it is no-load. When the same voltage is applied again, the above phenomenon will occur.

 

 

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