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| Model Number : | SXCY |
| Certification : | CE/SGS/EMS/ISO 9001 |
| Delivery Time : | 30 Working Days |
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| Brand Name : | Sansion Power |
The 400kV Lightning Impulse Voltage Test System
The 400kV Lightning Impulse Voltage Test System is a high voltage testing solution designed for evaluating the insulation performance and impulse withstand capability of electrical equipment. The system generates standardized lightning impulse voltage waves to simulate overvoltage conditions caused by lightning strikes in power systems, helping engineers verify the reliability and safety of insulation structures.
The 400kV Lightning Impulse Voltage Test System is widely used in high voltage laboratories for testing power transformers, switchgear, bushings, insulators, cables, and other electrical components. With advanced control and measurement technology, the system provides accurate impulse voltage generation, waveform analysis, and test data recording according to international standards such as IEC 60060.
| Parameter | Specification |
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| Rated Impulse Voltage | 400kV |
| Impulse Waveform | Lightning Impulse Voltage |
| Output Voltage Accuracy | High precision control |
| Voltage Divider | Capacitive impulse voltage divider |
| Control System | Computer-based automatic control |
| Measurement System | Digital impulse measurement system |
| Test Standards | IEC 60060, IEC 60076 |
| Application Frequency | Laboratory high voltage testing |
The 400kV Lightning Impulse Voltage Test System is mainly applied for power transformer impulse testing, including distribution transformers, power transformers, and high voltage transformers. It helps manufacturers verify transformer insulation strength before delivery.
The system is also suitable for testing high voltage electrical equipment, such as GIS, circuit breakers, bushings, insulators, and cables. It provides reliable evaluation of insulation performance under simulated lightning overvoltage conditions.
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