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PUSH Electrical PS-BB500A Transformer Turns Ratio Tester Transformer Ttr Tester

Transformer ratio tester uses 32-bit ARM core as the processing core to control the whole machine. Turn ratio measurement of single-phase or three-phase transformers at one time. The instrument operation adopts English menu display, which is simple and intuitive. The test results are accurate and reliable, and the test results can be stored and printed. Strong anti-interference ability. It can meet the transformation ratio test needs of various large, medium and small transformers.
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Product Selling Point Introduction

 

  1. 1, Fast test speed, high precision and good repeatability.
    2, With Z-shaped connection transformer test function.
    3, Can automatically test the transformation ratio and group number.
    4, One-time start can automatically measure the winding ratio and calculate the ratio error, tap position, tap value, polarity and
    other parameters.
    5, The measurement results can be automatically stored. The instrument has a built-in memory and micro printer, which can print
    all data.
    6, Color screen display menu, intuitive and convenient operation.
    7, The instrument is small and light, suitable for field operation.
    8, Blind test function.

 

Product Parameter

 

Instrument parameters

Technical index

Instrument parameters

Technical index

Measuring range

0.9~10000

The output voltage

AC180V/60V

Instrument power

AC220V±10%、
(50±1)Hz

measurement accuracy

0.9~500
±(0.1%±3)
501~2000
±(0.2%±3)
2001~10000
±(0.5%±3个字)

Instrument weight

4Kg

Operating temperature

-10℃~40℃

Dimensions

345 mm×245 mm×225 mm

environment humidity

<80

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