Product Description
The Portable Transformer Capacity Characteristic Tester is developed for engineers who need a compact and efficient solution for transformer testing in substations, transformer workshops and field service environments.
A built-in rechargeable power supply can be incorporated into the tester depending on the model, allowing certain capacity and characteristic tests to be performed without relying on a separate three-phase test power source. Similar products in the market emphasize this feature because it can simplify field testing and reduce auxiliary equipment requirements.
The instrument combines transformer capacity testing and characteristic parameter analysis, making it useful for routine maintenance, acceptance testing and transformer condition assessment.
Testing Functions
Capacity Test
- Actual transformer capacity
- Capacity verification
- Rated capacity comparison
No-Load Test
- No-load current
- No-load loss
- No-load power parameters
Load Test
- Load current
- Load loss
- Impedance voltage
- Short-circuit impedance
Electrical Parameter Measurement
- Three-phase voltage
- Three-phase current
- Active power
- Power factor
- Frequency
Key Advantages
Portable Field Testing
Compact construction allows engineers to transport the tester between substations and transformer sites.
Integrated Testing Functions
One instrument can replace several conventional measuring devices for selected transformer tests.
Easy Operation
A digital interface and automatic measurement functions help reduce complicated manual calculations.
Efficient Testing
Automatic parameter calculation and data storage can shorten the time required for routine transformer inspections.
FAQ
Q: Does the tester require an external power source?
A: This depends on the specific configuration. Models with an integrated rechargeable battery can provide greater independence for certain tests.
Q: Can the instrument be used in substations?
A: Yes. It is designed for transformer field testing, commissioning and maintenance applications.
Q: Can test reports be generated?
A: Depending on the model, test data can be stored, printed or transferred for further reporting and analysis.
