HV Hipot Brand Handheld PD Detector for Switchgear

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Product origin: Wuhan, Hubei, China
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US$ 2000 ~ 6508

Description

HV Hipot Brand Handheld PD Detector for Switchgear

 


 

Product Description

 

TEV and AE method is acknowledged and suitable technology to be used in online partial discharge detection.

 

GDPD-313M uses ultrasonic detection technology(AE) and TEV mode, which can effectively ensure signal sensitivity in the interference on-site environment . It is suitable to detect PD flaw and locate PD signal for switch cabinet etc.

 

Features

        Built-in ultrasonic sensor; electrical fault generates ultrasonic wave at the fault point, and ultrasonic mode transmits the ultrasonic signal through the earphone to scan the area to detect the discharge. Various characteristics of vibration, pop, and hum can be associated with different faults.

        Built-in high-precision TEV sensor, coupled with electromagnetic signals generated by partial discharge, to identify potential internal discharge failure risks.

       In Ultra Mode, the main interface displays the partial discharge amplitude (dBuv), and uses the yellow, green and red colors to increase the severity of the partial discharge. At the same time, the headphone listening volume (Vol) can be adjusted.

        In the transient radio mode (TEV Mode), the main interface displays the partial discharge amplitude; the number of pulses, the total number of pulses and the discharge intensity level in each power frequency cycle.

        Powered by rechargeable lithium battery, continuous working for more than 6 hours.

        True color LCD display, real-time battery power prompt; physical film button is easy to use and equipped with external high-fidelity noise reducing headphones.

        Adopting a color LCD screen, using a graphic and digital display mode, it is possible to intuitively know whether the partial discharge amount exceeds the standard.

        Simultaneously integrate the two methods of transient ground wave and ultrasonic to facilitate on-site use. It can detect various discharges in electrical equipment such as medium and high voltage switchgear (3~66kV) and is suitable for many different types of power equipment.

 

Specifications

 

       TEV Sensor

 

Measurement range

0-65dB

Bandwidth

3-100MHz

Accuracy

±1dB

Max. pulse times per cycle

1000

Min. pulse times

1

 
        Ultrasonic sensor

 

Measurement range

-7dB~70dB

Resolution

1dB

Accuracy

±1dB

Sensitivity

-65dB

Center frequency

40.0±1.0KHz

Bandwidth

2.0KHz

 

        Ultrasonic wave condenser (OPTIONAL  EXTRNAL)

 

Gain

10dB

Sensor center frequency

40kHz

Sensor bandwidth

 2kHz

Laser sensor

5mW 650nm red laser; safety class LASS IIIA

Interface

4-core aviation plug

Cable

 2 m spring wire

 

        Serpentine probe ultrasonic sensor (OPTIONAL  EXTRNAL)

 

Sensor center frequency 

40kHz

Sensor bandwidth

2kHz

Sensor sensitivity

-65dB

Interface

4-core aviation plug

Cable

2 m spring wire

 

        Battery

 

Built-in battery

Lithium battery, 8.4V, 1800mAh

Use time

About 8 hours

Charging time

About 4 hours

Protection

Over-voltage and over-current protection

 

        Charger

 

Rated voltage

8.4V

Output current

1A

Temperature

-20ºC-60ºC

Humidity

<80%

 

        Hardware

 

Shell

Monochrome molding plastic

Screen

240*320 TFT LCD screen

Control

6 buttons

Interface

Micro USB interface, charger port, headphone port, external port for collecting wave collector

Headphone

High fidelity noise canceling headphones

 

        Dimension

 

Size

178mm×75mm×30mm

Weight

0.25KG

Case size

399mm×295mm×105mm

Case weight

2.3KG

Total weight

2.7KG

 

 

        Working environment

 

Use temperature

-20ºC~50ºC

Environmental humidity

0-90%RH

IP class

54

 

Packing list

 

Main unit

TEV sensor(built-in)

Ultrasonic sensor(built-in)

Noise canceling headphone

Probe

Wave collector(Optional)

Charger

Power cord

User's guide

Factory test report











 

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