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WDIIJ-6803 Three cup Automatic Insulation Oil Dielectric Strength Tester

$3500.00

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Brand	Wone
Model NO.	WDIIJ-6803 Three cup Automatic Insulation Oil Dielectric Strength Tester
Output Voltage	0～80 kV
Booster capacity	1.5 kVA
Step-up speed	3.5 kV/s
Series	WDIIJ-6803

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Description

WDIIJ-6803 insulating oil dielectric strength tester oil cup is formed by one-time casting of special glass, which prevents the occurrence of interference such as oil leakage; the unique high-voltage end sampling design of the instrument allows the test value to directly enter the A/D converter, avoiding the need for The error caused by the analog circuit makes the measurement result more accurate; the instrument has functions such as overcurrent, overvoltage, short circuit protection, etc., and has strong anti-interference ability and good electromagnetic compatibility.

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Booster capacity	1.5 kVA
Step-up speed	2.0 kV/s, 2.5 kV/s, 3.0 kV/s, 3.5 kV/s optional
Output voltage	0～80 kV
Power distortion rate	<1%
Display mode	Large-screen LCD
Electrode gap Standard	2.5 mm
Dimensions	730 mm×410 mm×390 mm
Instrument weight	38 kg (ODST-1203)

Conditions of use

Ambient temperature	0～40℃
Relative humidity	≤85%
Working power	AC 220V ± 10%
Power frequency	50 ± 5 Hz
Power consumption	<200 W

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High voltage/Low voltage/Wire cable/Instrument meters/New energy/Tester/Production equipment/Generator/Electrical fittings/Integrated Electrical Equipment

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Design/Manufacture/Sales

Highest Annual Export (USD)

$50,000,000

Professional Experience

1 years

Workplace

65666m²m²

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