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UTA 210
It is an advanced tool designed to perform accurate measurements of all relevant Current Transformer (CT) parameters in order to compare them with the requirements established by IEC or IEEE standards. This tool plays a crucial role in checking the compliance and performance of TCs, ensuring that they meet international quality and safety standards.
Complete folder UTA 210
It is the first device with such features:
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Ratio (up to 10000:1);
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Current ratio error and phase error for all measurement points defined in the selected standard;
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Winding resistance;
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Excitation/saturation voltage current;
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Secondary load;
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Saturated inductance (Ls);
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Unsaturated inductance (Lm);
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Remanence flow factor (Kr);
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Secondary time constant (Ts);
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Accuracy limiting factor (ALF / ALFi);
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Instrument safety factor (FS/FSi);
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Sizing factor according to class PX, TPS (Kx);
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Accuracy limiting voltage/current according to PX class (Ek / Ie);
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Turn ratio according to class PX (N);
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Turn ratio and compound error (εt,εc);
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Nominal symmetric short-circuit current factor (Kssc);
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Transient scaling factor (Ktd);
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Peak instantaneous error (ε^);
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Maximum emf voltage (Emax - calculated value);
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Precision limiting voltage/current (Val/Ial);
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Knee point voltage/current (Vkn / Ikn);
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The impedance/admittance of the secondary load of the CT such as the loads of various meters, relays, selector switches, etc. are measured.
Current Output 120V / 15A
9.7-inch touchscreen operation
IEC60044-1, IEC60044-6, IEC61869-2, ANSI30/45 standard
High stability for bushing CT testing
Current transformers are used for relay and measurement purposes in electrical power systems. They connect the high-power primary side to protection and measuring equipment on the secondary side. Depending on the application they are used for, current transformers are designed differently.
SOFTWARE
Automated Test Procedure The UTA210 is designed to accurately measure all relevant CT parameters and compare them with the requirements of the defined IEEE or IEC standard. Due to this automated assessment, test engineers receive the 'pass or fail' decision within seconds.
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