Megger Overhead line testing system

Name: Megger Overhead line testing system - mme-ae
Brand: Megger
SKU: 4837

Used together with a reflectometer, the Overhead line testing system can show impedance irregularities in disconnected overhead lines of all voltage levels. These irregularities include short circuits, breaks and intermediate conditions.

The system is mainly used for checking the overhead lines before they are switched back on, avoiding damage from travelling waves and potentially fatal problems. Regular checks should be performed, particularly to detect any changes in the line. The special design and switch-on system eliminate risks to the operator and damage to the equipment from induced voltages and currents.

Megger Overhead line testing system specifications:

Distance range: 20 m …1280 km bei v/2 = 80 m/μs
Pulse width: 20 ns …10 μs
Pulse amplitude: 30 … 160 V
Resolution: 0,1 m @ v/2 80 m/μs
Sampling rate: Up to 400 MHz (real sampling rate)
Gain: – 37 … + 37 db
De-attenuation: 0 … + 22 dB for ProRange
Transit time setting: V/2 10 … 149,9 m/μs, ft/μs or nvp
Dynamic range: > 80 dB
Display: 15“ colour TFT SXGA, CCFL backlight
Memory: 2GB flash for Data
Ports: Ethernet, USB, RS232, DVI

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Megger

Megger since 1889 is a leading global premium manufacturer of measurement and testing technology. Megger top priority has always been to make your everyday work easier and safer. As such, insulation testers, micro-ohmmeters, and multimeters are among the long line of Megger inventions, making this brand one of the pioneers in the electrical industry. Megger products combine many years of experience and the valued feedback from our global users with the inventiveness and conscientiousness of our product developers. In Germany, we manufacture at three sites, Aachen, and Baunach near Bamberg and Radeburg near Dresden. Other manufacturing locations are based in Sweden, England, and America.