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E-mail
2919853986@qq.com
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Phone
13621915063
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Address
466 Jiangyang South Road, Zhabei District, Shanghai
Shanghai Shengxu Electric Co., Ltd
2919853986@qq.com
13621915063
466 Jiangyang South Road, Zhabei District, Shanghai
Detailed information:
BJS-150A Relay Protection TesterMainly used for performance testing of protective relays such as voltage, current, time, intermediate, and power. This test has the characteristics of complete functionality, small size, light weight, sturdy use, and easy portability. The outstanding feature of this tester is that it adopts a single chip, high-precision digital ammeter that directly displays the output current within the range of 0-150A and the electronic millisecond meter, and displays AC voltage and DC voltage, making on-site operation more convenient and intuitive.
Technical parameters:
1. Adjustable AC output: 0-250/3A
2. Adjustable DC output: 0-350/3A
3. Fixed communication output: 110/0.3A
4. Fixed DC output: 110/0.3A
5. AC output current: 0-10A/0-50A/0-150A
6. Display accuracy of digital voltmeter: 0.5% ± 1 word
7. Display accuracy of digital ammeter: 0.5% ± 1 word
8. Measurement range of electronic millisecond meter: 0-9999.999S
9. Accuracy: 0.05 ± 1 word
10. Dimensions: 340 × 230 × 260 mm3
11. Weight: 15KG
Communication calibration:
BJS-150A Relay Protection TesterClick on "Output AC", and the device will output a voltage of 50V per phase and a current of 5A per phase according to the set values. Use a high-precision meter to measure the actual output values of each phase voltage and current, fill in all the measured values in the "Measurement Value" column, then click "Stop Output" to stop the device from outputting voltage and current, and then click "AC Calibration". Enter the password to complete the process
DC offset calibration:
In the absence of output from the device, the power switch of the amplifier must be turned on. Use a DC voltmeter and DC ammeter to measure the DC components of each phase voltage and current channel. Fill in the corresponding "DC offset" column (unit: millivolts, milliamps) with the measured DC components of each phase, then click "offset calibration" and enter the password.
