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 KV10-120/KV15-80/KV30-40 AC Test System


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Product Features

T and R Test Equipment Models KV10, KV15 and KV30 High Voltage Tester.

  • Output Voltage 0 to 10kV (unit KV10-120)
                         0 to 15kV (unit KV15-80)
                         0 to 30kV (unit KV30-40)
  • 1.2kVA Output capability.
  • Key operated supply switch to prevent unauthorized operation.
  • Dual overload protection.
  • Variable electronic trip 10 to 100% of rated output.
  • Voltage and current metering.
  • Zero-volt interlock.
  • Visual indication of test piece failure.

 

 

Product Description
T & R T e s t Equipment is a market leader in the field of protection test equipment. The range includes current injection equipment up 6000A, voltage sources, micro-ohmmeters and HV test systems up to 100kV.

The KV10-120, KV15-80 and KV30-40 high voltage test sets are general purpose test instruments designed for testing insulation systems and the measurement of breakdown voltage on electrical plant and components. The units have an output voltage variable from zero to 10kV (KV10-120), 15kV (KV15-80) or 30kV (KV30-40) with accurate metering on both the output voltage and current. A zero-voltage interlock is provided, ensuring that the output may only be energized with the voltage control at zero.

The output voltage is metered by a large, linear analogue instrument marked 0-12kV, 0-20kV and 0-40kV on the three units. All units have a x0.5 range on the voltmeter giving a full scale of 6kV ,10kV or 20kV respectively. Load current is metered by a second analogue instrument with a full scale of 140mA (KV10-120), 100mA (KV15-80) or 50mA (KV30-40). A÷10 range is provided on both units, allowing the full scale on the current metering to be reduced by a factor of 10.

The test object and output are protected by an adjustable current trip. The trip level may be set to 10-110% of the rated output in 10% steps. Breakdown of the test object is visibly indicated. The unit must be manually reset after a trip condition before testing can be resumed. The unit is supplied in a compact, portable case with a permanently connected 2 metre long HV output lead.

Unit Type and Voltage/Current Ranges

The KV10-120, KV15-80 and KV30-40 are part of a range of high voltage test systems available from T&R Test Equipment. Ratings of other
units are shown in the table.



 

T and R unit KV100-100 High Voltage AC Test System 100kV/100mA.
Unit KV100-100

Unit Type

Voltage

Current

KV5-100

5kV 100mA

KV10-120

10kV 120mA

KV15-80

15kV 80mA

KV30-40

30kV 40mA

KV30-100

30kV 100mA

KV50-100

50kV 100mA

KV50-200

50kV 200mA

KV100-100

100kV 100mA
KV10-120/KV15-80/KV30-40 Specifications

Output
The output of the KV series units is by a permanently connected partially screened high voltage cable.

Unit Type Voltage Continuous 5 minutes    
KV10-120 0 to 10kV 60mA 120mA    
KV15-80 0 to 15kV 40mA 80mA    
KV30-40 0 to 30kV 20mA 40mA    
 
The above intermittent on times must be followed by an off time of 15 minutes, and are based on an ambient temperature of 25°C. If you require a different output voltage test system, please contact us with your specification and we will quote for a custom design.

Metering
The output voltage on both units is metered by a dual range analogue instrument.

Unit

Range

Accuracy  
KV10-120 0 to 6kV ±2% of full scale  
KV10-120 0 to 12kV ±2% of full scale  
KV15-80 0 to 10kV ±2% of full scale  
KV15-80 0 to 20kV ±2% of full scale  
KV30-40 0 to 20kV ±2% of full scale  
KV30-40 0 to 40kV ±2% of full scale  
 
The output current on the KV15-80 and KV30-40 is metered by a dual range analogue instrument.
Unit

Range

Accuracy  
KV10-120 14mA ±2% of full scale  
KV10-120 140mA ±2% of full scale  
KV15-80 10mA ±2% of full scale  
KV15-80 100mA ±2% of full scale  
KV30-40 5mA ±2% of full scale  
KV30-40 50mA ±2% of full scale  

Supply Requirements
115V±10% 50/60Hz 1ph 1200VA max
220V±10% 50/60Hz 1ph 1200VA max
240V±10% 50/60Hz 1ph 1200VA max

Overload Protection
Two overload protection circuits are provided on the KV10,120, KV15-80 and KV30-40. The first is user selectable, and allows trip currents between 10% and 110% of the rated output to be set. The second trip circuit monitors the primary of the HV transformer, and operates at approximately 130% of rated output current. An overload/trip condition is indicated by an illuminated push button and an audible alarm.

Protection and Safety
The output of the units are protected by variable electronic trips monitoring the output current, and a fixed over-current trip on the primary of the output transformer. The variable trip is adjustable in 10% and 110% of the rated output current.

The input and control supplies are protected by fuses. The KV10-120, KV15-80 and KV30-40 are designed to meet the requirement of BS EN 61010. The earth terminal is provided on the transformer which must be connected to a low impedance local earth.

Temperature Range
Storage -20°C to 60°C Operating 0°C to 45°C

Dimensions and Weight
KV10-120 (300mm (H) x 400mm (W) x 470mm (D) Weight 42kg)
KV15-80   (300mm (H) x 400mm (W) x 470mm (D) Weight 42kg)
KV30-40   (300mm (H) x 400mm (W) x 470mm (D) Weight 42kg)
Accessories
Supply lead, spare fuse set, operating manual, earth lead, DS30 earthing stick.
 

T and R Test Equipment ES30 Earthing stick Accessory.
ES30 Earthing stick
 


 

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