Cable Locator

Orion insulating rubber gloves are manufactured in accordance with ASTM D120, EN 60903:2014 and 60903:2003, standards and offers protection against electrical shock, serious injury or even death. Manufactured with high quality rubber compounds, assures high electrical resistance, confort and dexterity, providing the highest safety protection level for live line maintenance.

Insulating Rubber Gloves Datasheet

Transformer ratio standard

The TRS1 transformer ratio standard has been designed to be used with ratio meters as a high accuracy reference ratio standard. This unique standard is able to provide ratios in both step-down (traditional ratio test instruments) and step-up (Biddle Hand Crank TTR) test modes. The standard is designed for use as a laboratory calibration standard, or as a portable check standard for field ratio and phase verification of any ratio instrument.

The TRS1 can be used with any single-phase and three-phase ratio meter. Combining three TRS1 units together enables you to test a Wye-Wye configuration with three-phase ratio meters. When testing three-phase ratio meters with the TRS1, you need to use the instrument’s single-phase or three-phase excitation. This is meant as a time saving feature or to validate TTRU3 phase ratio meter models.

The TRS1 is primarily designed to be used in calibration facilities where accurate ratio transformation is required. In addition, The TRS1 is designed for rugged and easy use as a field ratio test kit. The connections are meant to handle large test clips and when ratio results of complex transformers are not as expected, the TRS1 provides you with field confirmation that the test instrument is working as intended and reporting ratio accurately.

• Replaces PN 550050 and 550055
• High accuracy 0.01 %
• Rugged design for field use
• Versatile, step-down and step-up ratio
• Designed to be used with large test clips or banana jack inputs
• Four-terminal Kelvin - no lead compensation required
• Universal standard for use with all ratiometers

TRS1 Datasheet

Battery Ground Fault Locator

The MGFL100 battery ground fault locator locates ground faults on ungrounded DC and AC systems, DC battery systems, and protected IT networks. It also alarms when the real fault is found, while automatically distinguishing between real fault current and reactive current drawn by stray system capacitance.

The MGFL100 measures the earth/ground fault resistance, the system capacitance, the real fault current, and the reactive leakage current. It also locates high impedance ground faults due to water ingress, as well as ground faults on systems with high leakage current. The MGFL100 makes locating the ground fault fast and easy by alarming when the circuit with a real ground fault is located. No complicated tuning out of noise or capacitance is required. Easily trace the fault with the lightweight transmitter and receiver. Set both password protected voltage and current limits to ensure you never put too much current in your system.

The MGFL100 also enables you trace short-to-ground faults, or earth faults, by directly coupling to the line. This can be done either off-line or on-line using a coupling filter.

• Alarms when the real fault is identified
• Direct measurement of resistance and stray capacitance
• Direct measurement of fault current and leakage current
• Adjustable current and voltage limits
• Powered off AC or internal battery
• Locates faults up to 400 kΩ
• Locate faults on AC or DC systems
• Operates on systems up to 600 V

MGFL100 Datasheet

EV Charging Station Test Adapter

The FEV300 test adapter kit with Type 2 connector is designed to test function and safety of charging stations mode 3 for AC charging. The adapter imitates an electric vehicle and opens up a charging cycle, activating voltage and current output, allowing you to conduct tests in combination with appropriate test instruments like an installation tester (Fluke 1664 FC) and/or a ScopeMeter® (Fluke 120B Series). With the adapter kit, charging stations can be tested in accordance with IEC/EN 61851-1 and IEC/HD 60364-7-722.

Portable high voltage generator

The HV Tester 25 kV and 25 kV Digital are portable high voltage generators with a variable negative DC output voltage of 0 to 25 kV. They are robust, lightweight, compact and and easy to use. Due to their small size and internal battery, these test systems are ideal for test conditions where no external power supply is available. Capacitive loads, such as shielded cables, are safely and automatically discharged in the case of a breakdown and at the end of testing via the internal discharge facility. Standard HV tester 25 kV comes with analogue meters, additionally Megger offers the HV tester 25 kV with digital metering which allows a more precise reading of the current and setting of the voltage.

These instruments are ideal for testing paper-insulated/mass-impregnated cables according to IEEE 400-2012 and IEC 60060-3, testing electrical equipment according to IEEE 62.1 and IEEE 95, and testing cable sheaths/outer jackets according to IEC 60502/IEC 60229.

• DC and insulation testing of cables, joints, electrical fixtures, etc.
• High flexibility, thanks to built-in battery
• Internal discharge facility
• Available with analogue or digital metering
• Built-in timer (1 to 30 min)

HV Tester 25 Digital Datasheet