Comparative Tracking Indices Test Apparatus for Solid Insulating material

Specifications:-

Model Number:-D342

Power:-Electronic

Test voltage:-100 V ~ 600 V

Standard:-IEC 60112

Surface force:-1.0N±0.05N

Chamber Volume:-0.5 m3

Cross section area:-2 mm * 5 mm

Dimension:-L1130 x W630 x H1305 mm

Maximum test current:-3 A

Test Material:-Insulation materials & plastics

Material:-SUS 304 Stainless Steel

Main Technical Parameters:-

(1) Electrode: the cross section area is 2 mm * 5 mm two rectangular platinum electrodes. The end edge is 30 degree slope.

(2) Surface force: 1.0N±0.05N

(3) Test voltage: 100 V ~ 600 V

(4) Maximum test current: 3 A

(5) Two electrode distance: 4.0 mm

(6) Dropping device: drop can be set interval arbitrarily.

(7) The volume of the m3 test chamber is 0.5

(8) Outline size: L1130 x W630 x H1305 mm

(9)Outer chamber material: stainless steel.

Frequently Asked Questions:-

What is Comparative Tracking Indices Test Apparatus for Solid Insulating Material?

It is a is a versatile device. This device is as per IEC: 60112, ASTM D3638 – 12, IS 2824, and other international designed to meet the required standards comparative tracking index of solid insulating materials under for basic testing of determining moist conditions.

What is IEC 60112?

It specifies the determination of the proof and comparative the method of test for the tracking indices of solid taken from parts of equipment and on plaques of insulating materials on pieces material using alternating voltage. This document for the determination provides a procedure of erosion when required.

What is IEC 60950?

It is the to mains-powered or battery-powered safety standard applicable information technology equipment, equipment, and associated equipment, with an including electrical business, rated voltage not exceeding 600 V.

What is the full form of IEC?

The International Electro standards and publishes technical Commission is an international all electrical, electronic organization that prepares and related international standard for technologies – collectively known as “electrotechnology”.