GIS AC Withstand Voltage Test System Variable Frequency Series Resonant Test Equipment for High Voltage GIS and Substation Electrical Equipment

Price Negotiable
Price: Negotiable
MOQ: 1
Delivery Time: 30 Working Days
Brand: Sansion Power
Product Description
Product Description

The GIS AC Withstand Voltage Test System is specially designed for high-voltage GIS and large-capacity substation electrical equipment.

GIS systems have significant capacitance and require appropriate AC high-voltage testing equipment during manufacturing, installation and commissioning.

A variable frequency series resonant system provides a practical solution by adjusting the frequency to achieve resonance between the reactor and GIS capacitance.

GIS Testing Functions
  • GIS AC withstand voltage test
  • GIS insulation test
  • AC dielectric strength test
  • Substation equipment withstand test
  • Busbar AC test
  • High-voltage equipment commissioning test
  • Automatic frequency sweep
  • Automatic resonance tuning
  • Test voltage measurement
  • Test current monitoring
  • Protection monitoring
Why Use Resonance for GIS Testing?

GIS and other large-capacitance electrical systems may require significant reactive power during AC testing.

The series resonance principle can help reduce the required input power and equipment size for suitable applications.

FAQ

Q: Can the system be customized for different GIS voltage levels?
A: Yes. The output voltage and capacity can be designed according to the GIS specifications.

Q: Is GIS AC withstand testing different from cable testing?
A: Yes. The test object capacitance and voltage requirements are different, so the resonant system configuration must be selected accordingly.

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Company Sansion Power Electric Co., Ltd.
Location Building 8, Yuanyuanxin Industrial Park, No. 8 Huanhu Middle Road, Dongxihu District, Wuhan, Hubei, China 43004
Contact Person Kelly

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