Product Description

SXGTU GIS Partial Discharge Withstand Voltage Test Device

The SXGTU GIS AC Withstand Test System provides a high voltage solution for verifying the insulation strength of SF6 Gas Insulated Switchgear. It is designed for applications where GIS assemblies need to withstand specified AC test voltages during factory inspection, type testing or other high voltage verification procedures.

The system uses a sealed high voltage structure with internal shielding and supports single-stage voltage boosting. High voltage transformer boosting and series resonance can be selected according to the required test configuration, with both power-frequency and variable-frequency solutions available. The compact structure also helps reduce the space and power supply requirements of the complete testing installation.

Product Parameters

Product Advantages

1. The system provides high voltage AC testing capability for GIS insulation verification.
2. Single-stage boosting avoids the need for cascade-connected transformer structures.
3. The compact configuration is suitable for test halls where installation space is limited.
4. Reduced system power requirements can simplify the design of the supporting electrical supply.

Application Scenarios

• GIS AC withstand testing
• SF6 switchgear dielectric testing
• GIS factory acceptance testing
• High voltage insulation verification
• GIS type test laboratory
• Power equipment quality testing

FAQ

Q1: What is the voltage range of the SXGTU?
A1: Standard voltage levels include 100 kV, 200 kV, 250 kV, 300 kV, 500 kV, 800 kV and 1000 kV.

Q2: What is the main purpose of AC withstand testing?
A2: It is used to verify the insulation strength of GIS and other high voltage electrical equipment under specified AC test conditions.

Q3: Is the system suitable for factory testing?
A3: Yes. It can be used for GIS factory routine testing and other production-line insulation verification.

Q4: Can higher voltage levels be supplied?
A4: Yes. Higher voltage levels can be customized according to the required test specification.