The high-voltage wireless phase verifier is a power equipment instrument used for voltage testing, phase sequence testing, transformer group identification, etc. It also has the functions of a high-voltage electroscope, high-voltage phase meter, and high-voltage phase sequence meter, making one product serve multiple functions. The phase verification distance on open ground can reach up to 1000m, and it can perform fully intelligent phase verification on voltage lines from 10V to 550kV. It is suitable for outdoor test operations, compact in size, and easy to carry. Yitaincheng Electric Equipment Co., Ltd. provides the following basic introduction to the high-voltage wireless phase verifier.
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YTC6220 High-voltage wireless phase verifier, also known as fully intelligent wireless high-voltage voice phase verifier or wireless high-voltage phase verifier, referred to as phase verifier or phase detector, consists of a wireless receiver, detector, telescopic insulating rod, etc. The receiver adopts a 3.5-inch true color LCD screen, displaying phase verification results, phase, frequency, and vector diagram indications on the same screen, with voice prompts such as "X signal normal, Y signal normal, same phase, different phase", which is clear and intuitive. The phase verification distance on open ground can reach up to 1000m, and it can perform fully intelligent phase verification on voltage lines from 10V to 550kV. Among them, bare conductors of 35kV and below can be directly contacted for phase verification, while bare conductors above 35kV use non-contact phase verification. Non-contact phase verification involves gradually approaching the detector to the tested conductor. When the electric field signal is sensed, phase verification can be completed, thus avoiding direct contact with high-voltage conductors, making it safer! This phase verifier also has the functions of a high-voltage electroscope, high-voltage phase meter, and high-voltage phase sequence meter, and can be used for voltage testing, phase sequence testing, transformer group identification, etc.
