The Test-330B three phase secondary current injection test set is the first choice for applications requiring very high accuracy more than 0.1%. This unit is not only an excellent test set for protection devices of all kinds but also a universal calibrator. This secondary injection tester can as a ac or dc current source and voltage, and output 2 to 21 times harmonics, max current 90A, max voltage 300V. TEST-330B injection test equipment with PC control software.
Its unique accuracy and reliability make the Test-330B ideal for protection and measurement equipment manufacturers for research and development, production and electric power company type testing.
FEATURES
■ 8 binary input, 4 binary output
■ Intelligent self-protection function
■ High-accuracy linear power amplifier
■ Plentiful Binary and powerful software function
■ Eight-path synchronous D/A output in a single machine
■ 3 phase current output, 5 phase voltage output, Accuracy 0.1%
■ Embedded host machine equipped with Complex Programmable Logic Device (CPLD)
■ Host machine integrated single cabinet structure with big LCD screen and complete interface has obtained appearance patent
■ Synchronous output of five-phase voltage and three-phase current, Max AC current output is 90A, Max AC voltage output is 260V
■ Easily complete the ABB, Siemens, AREVA, Schneider, GE, SEL, VAMP, Toshiba, NR, Sifang and other foreign manufacturers of protective device test
APPLICATION
■ Power plant;
■ Universities;
■ Panel manufacturer;
■ Relay manufacturers;
■ Research institutes;
■ Electrical laboratory;
■ Electrical testing center;
■ Power engineering commissioning company;
■ Electricity power bureau & power company;
■ Electrical Department of industrial and mining enterprises;
TEST ITEM
■ U/I test
■ DC test
■ I-T test
■ Special test
■ Harmonic test
■ Oscillation test
■ Differential relay
■ State sequence
■ Fault Recurrence
■ Setting group test
■ Hardware checkout
■ Distance protection
■ Metering instrument
■ Power direction test
■ Synchronization test
■ Frequency Protection
■ Differential protection
■ Impedance characteristics
■ Low Voltage protection
■ Zero sequence protection
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