0-80kv Transformer Oil Test Kit Oil Dielectric Strength Tester

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: Life Time Support Service
• Warranty: 1 Year for Oil Dielectric Strength Tester
• Model NO.: GDYJ-501
• Accuracy Grade: 1
• Load Way: Electronic Load
• Loading Method: Dynamic Load
• Display: Digital
• Control: Fully Automatic
• Weight: 28kg
• Power Source: AC220V
• Product Name: 0-80kv Transformer Oil Test Kit
• Test Standard: IEC60156
• Output Voltage: AC 0~80kv/100kv
• Rate of Voltage Rise: 2kv/S±10%
• Measuring Precision: 3%Rdg+0.3%Fs
• Test Times Setting: 1-9
• Rated Power Supply: AC 220V±10% 50Hz/60Hz
• Mixing Time Setting: 0~99 Second
• Maximum Storage Capacity: 100 Groups of Test Data
• Transport Package: Wooden Case
• Specification: 420*380*410mm
• Trademark: GOLD
• Origin: Chongqing, China
• HS Code: 9031809090
• Production Capacity: 300PCS/Month

Product Description

0-80kv Transformer Oil Test Kit Oil Dielectric Strength Tester

GDYJ-501 BDV Tester is used to measure the voltage value when the insulating material or liquid breaks down under high voltage, and verify the maximum voltage capacity that the transformer oil can withstand. When performing BDV test, usually five tests are performed with a cup of oil, and then the average value is taken.

Functions:

1.   Breakdown test of user-defined
2.   Proof test
3.   Calibration interface for customers
4.   Unloading data to PC and making word report automatically
5.   Result print

Specifications:

1	Output voltage	AC 0~80KV/AC 0~100KV
2	Rate of voltage rise	2KV/s±10%
3	Measuring precision	3%RDG+0.3%FS
4	Test times setting	1~9
5	Mixing time setting	0~99 second
6	Waiting time setting	0-9 minute 59second
7	Maximum storage capacity	100 groups of test data
8	Test standards	IEC60156
9	Display	256*128 LCD
10	Rated power supply	AC 220V±10% 50Hz/60Hz
11	Environment temperatures	0-50°C
12	Relative humidity	≤80%RH
13	Size	420×380×410mm3
14	Weight	28kg

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Transformer Oil Types:

There are two main types of transformer oil used in transformers:

1. Paraffin based transformer oil
2. Naphtha based transformer oil

Naphtha is more susceptible to oxidation. However, the oxidation products (i.e. sludge) in naphtha are easily soluble. Therefore, the sludge of naphtha-based oil does not settle at the bottom of the transformer. Therefore, it does not hinder the convection circulation of the oil, which means it does not interfere with the transformer cooling system.

Paraffin oil oxidizes slowly, but the oxidation products (sludge) do not dissolve and settle at the bottom of the tank. It will hinder the transformer cooling system. The dissolved wax in it will cause the pour point to increase. It is more suitable for use in warmer climates.