Name: MEGGER PD LOC PARTIAL DISCHARGE TESTER - mme-ae
Brand: Megger
SKU: 4853

MEGGER PD LOC PARTIAL DISCHARGE TESTER

The PD LOC system solves the problem of pinpointing for mixed cables (XLPE / PILC) and for PD in joints of single core cables. The exact location of the joints in the field is generally not known, and these joints cannot be localized using audio frequency methods.

The system has an impulse transmitter that uses a inductive coupler to inject a signal into the cable.

The receiving and evaluating unit consists of an input amplifier for processing the signal and a control unit. The visualization of the distance system’s transmitter location is performed by using a TDR T30-E PD reflectometer in a separate menu, by means of an additional PD software function.

MEGGER PD LOC PARTIAL DISCHARGE TESTER Specifications

Supply : 12 V ext. vehicle charging cable, mains power supply
Operating time : Approx. 24 h with internal Li-Ion battery
Pulse repetition frequency : 3.33 Hz
Pulse width : 50 ns, 200 ns, 500 ns, 1 μs
Pulse amplitude : 250 VIm
pulse current : 200 A
Output protection Short circuit proof
Protection class: IP 54
Operating temperature : – 10 °C … + 50 °C
Weight : 2 kg

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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.