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Brand	Wone Store
Model NO.	KW6007 Series Volt - Ampere characteristic tester
Rated voltage	220V
Series	KW6007 Series

Product Detail

Overview

Supports detection of CT and PT
Meets the requirements of regulations such as GB1207 and GB1208
No need to connect other auxiliary equipment externally; a single unit can complete all detection items
Equipped with a built-in micro quick printer, which can directly print test results on-site
Simple to operate, with intelligent prompts, making it easier for users to get started
Large-screen LCD with a graphical display interface
Automatically provides CT/PT (excitation) inflection point values according to regulations
Automatically provides 5% and 10% error curves
Can save 3000 sets of test data, which will not be lost after power failure
Supports transferring data via U disk, which can be read through a standard PC and generate WORD reports
Small and lightweight (≤ 22Kg), very convenient for on-site testing

Parameters

Project		Parameters
Power input	Rated voltage	AC 220V±10% 50Hz
Power input	Power Input	2-phase 3-wire
power output	Rated capacity	25kVA
	output voltage	0~1.2kv（current Max. 20A）
	output current	0-600A
CT rate measurement	Range	≤5000A/1A
CT rate measurement	precision	≤0.5%
VT rate measurement	Range	≤500kV
VT rate measurement	precision	≤0.5%
Excitation measurement accuracy		≤0.5%
Operating temperature		-10℃-40℃
Size		410mmx260mmx340mm
Weight		25kg

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High Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Low Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Wire cable/Instrument meters/New energy/Tester/Production equipment/Generator/Electrical fittings/Integrated Electrical Equipment/Instrument Transformer/Equipment Parts

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Sales

Highest Annual Export (USD)

$300000000

Professional Experience

1 years

Workplace

1000m²

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