AC-Tester 6, 10 kV Alternating voltage, Isolation testing set

AC-TESTER 6

Alternating voltage testing set

High-voltage test according to standards

The alternating voltage testing set ACT ESTER 6 is suitable for the execution of the high- voltage test from isolations to VDE 0113, VDE 0700 part of 500, VDE of 0551 etc.

The device essentially consists of a regulating transformer with motor drive, a high voltage transformer, and a control unit. The output voltage can be adjusted by 0 - 10 kV.

The power of the HV-transformer amounts to 1 kVA, corresponds to a secondary current of 100 mA with 10 kV. The high voltage output of the transformer is attached to output clamps under the test cover. A built-in capacitive voltage divider allows monitoring the output waveform.

The generator can be operated in different modes.

The generator has an adjustable overcurrent detector. The high voltage transformer is switched off if the output current exceeds the selected value. Alternatively, the generator can be operated with current limiting.

The ramp slope of the testing voltage can be adjusted.

The generator excels by its compact design, simple handling and precise reproducibility of test impulses. It features a microprocessor-controlled user interface and a 7” touch screen unit for ease of use. The microprocessor allows the user to execute either standard test routines or a “user-defined” test sequence. A standard USB port provides the ability to print a summary of the test parameters to a USB stick.

The software program AC-REMOTE allows full remote control of the test generator via Ethernet light guide as well as documentation and evaluation of test results, accordingly to the IEC 17025. To record definite break downs, it is equipped with an Impulse Recording Function (IRF) Moreover, all generator functions may be computer-controlled via the isolated optical interface.

The TESTER excels by its compact design, simple handling and precise reproducibility of test parameters

A controller for the level examination can be carried out by appropriate sets that are parameterized. Example: see in above picture