| Measure winding resistance quickly and safely Megger's NEW MTO210 transformer ohmmeter makes it easy to measure the DC resistance of all types of magnetic windings quickly, safely and accurately. The unit is also ideal for checking the operation of on-load tap changers, which are one of the most common causes of transformer problems. Click here for more information. |
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| Megger’s Relay Test Set is an Engineer’s Toolbox With its ease of configuration and its comprehensive range of facilities, including a variable-frequency voltage source with a continuous phase-shift function, Megger’s new self-contained SVERKER 780 relay test set is an invaluable “toolbox” for protection engineers, which is capable of testing almost any type of single-phase protection relay conveniently and efficiently. Click here for more information. |
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| Megger reveals hidden transformer faults One of the smallest and most rugged instrument of its type, Megger’s new FRAX 150 sweep frequency response analyzer (SFRA) is a powerful tool for revealing potential electrical and mechanical problems in power transformers, many of which are difficult or impossible to detect using other methods. Click here for more information. |
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| Megger´s portable cable fault locators pack more power! Designed specifically to aid rapid, accurate location of cable faults in power systems, thereby cutting downtime and, in distribution installations, costly `customer minutes lost´, cable fault locators in Megger´s new PFL40 range offer a full range of tests from a single compact and easily transportable unit. Click here for more information. |
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| Megger delivers PAT without the palaver An ideal choice for electrical contractors who offer portable appliance testing (PAT testing) alongside other services, the new PAT320 testers from Megger combine convenience and ease of use with rugged construction and very competitive pricing. Click here for more information. |
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| Megger’s EGIL simplifies breaker analysis Featuring compact construction and straightforward operation, Megger’s latest EGIL circuit breaker analyser is suitable for testing timing and travel on all breakers that have a single interrupter per phase. In addition, when used in conjunction with the SDRM option and the new SDRM201 accessory, the instrument can also be used to carry out static and dynamic resistance measurements. Click here for more information. |
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| Megger lightens the burden of CT testing With the new MCT1605 test set from Megger, comprehensive testing of current transformers – including multi-ratio types – can now be carried out quickly and easily. With a single push of a button, the tester automatically performs a saturation test and calculates the knee point, as well as measuring the ratio and checking the polarity of the CT. Click here for more information. |
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| Megger measures low resistance anywhere! Equally at home in the laboratory, the workshop or in the field, on the bench or on the ground, Megger´s new heavy duty DLRO10HD low resistance ohmmeter combines rugged construction with accuracy and ease of use. It features an internal rechargeable battery and can also operate from a mains supply, even if the battery is completely flat. Click here for more information. |
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| Megger makes insulation testing even safer! Enhanced testing safety, even in demanding applications, is offered by the latest versions of the MIT and S1, 5 kV and 10 kV Megger insulation testers. All models now meet the requirements for use in CAT IV 600 V applications, in line with IEC 61010–1. Click here for more information. |
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| Megger launches a family of three–phase TTRs Megger is pleased to introduce a new series of three–phase Transformer Turns Ratio test sets. The new TTR300 series consists of four models, each with its own unique, state–of–the–art communications and data analysis tools. Click here for more information. |
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| New IEC 61850 Test Feature Available MPRT Now Capable of Testing IEC 61850 Relays and Substations. IEC 61850 is the new international communication standard for substations. The main goal of 61850 is to obtain interoperability between different protective devices from different vendors. IEC 61850 has many benefits and one of these is replacing the traditional copper wiring with Ethernet/Fiber cables. This means no more binary inputs and outputs for control and protection functions. The traditional method of tripping a breaker via a contact will be replaced by a GOOSE (Generic Object Oriented Substation Events) messages sent via Ethernet or fiber optic cables. One of the major challenges currently facing 61850 is defining testing procedures, how is a 61850 device supposed to be tested and what is required in order to test these devices? Click here for more information. |
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