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    IPEC Product Specsheet PD Detector

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    The document discusses a PD Detector device that can detect partial discharge (PD) activity in high voltage assets like switchgear, cables, and transformers. It can detect PD signals using different sensors - TEV sensors for air insulated switchgear, ultrasonic sensors for surface tracking on insulators, HFCT sensors for cables, and UHF sensors for gas insulated equipment. The PD Detector provides advanced noise rejection, PRPD display to distinguish PD from noise, and capability to sync data to a PC or cloud for remote access. It has a range of measurement functions and can detect PD issues before failures occur to improve asset management.

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    The document discusses a PD Detector device that can detect partial discharge (PD) activity in high voltage assets like switchgear, cables, and transformers. It can detect PD signals using different sensors - TEV sensors for air insulated switchgear, ultrasonic sensors for surface tracking on insulators, HFCT sensors for cables, and UHF sensors for gas insulated equipment. The PD Detector provides advanced noise rejection, PRPD display to distinguish PD from noise, and capability to sync data to a PC or cloud for remote access. It has a range of measurement functions and can detect PD issues before failures occur to improve asset management.

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    The document discusses a PD Detector device that can detect partial discharge (PD) activity in high voltage assets like switchgear, cables, and transformers. It can detect PD signals using different sensors - TEV sensors for air insulated switchgear, ultrasonic sensors for surface tracking on insulators, HFCT sensors for cables, and UHF sensors for gas insulated equipment. The PD Detector provides advanced noise rejection, PRPD display to distinguish PD from noise, and capability to sync data to a PC or cloud for remote access. It has a range of measurement functions and can detect PD issues before failures occur to improve asset management.

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    IPEC Product Specsheet PD Detector

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    The document discusses a PD Detector device that can detect partial discharge (PD) activity in high voltage assets like switchgear, cables, and transformers. It can detect PD signals using different sensors - TEV sensors for air insulated switchgear, ultrasonic sensors for surface tracking on insulators, HFCT sensors for cables, and UHF sensors for gas insulated equipment. The PD Detector provides advanced noise rejection, PRPD display to distinguish PD from noise, and capability to sync data to a PC or cloud for remote access. It has a range of measurement functions and can detect PD issues before failures occur to improve asset management.

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    www.ipec.co.

    uk

    PD Detector
    On-line PD Detection of HV Assets with Data Synchronisation

    PD Detection
    Switchgear – Air Insulated (AIS)
    Partial Discharge activity inside metal clad high voltage plant induces small voltage
    impulses called Transient Earth Voltages on the surface of the metal panels. TEVs travel
    around the surface to the outside of the switchgear, where they can be picked up
    externally using the PD Detector.

    Defects on the surface of high voltage insulators are prone to a phenomenon known
    as surface tracking. Tracking causes carbon deposits that build up over time,
    ultimately leading to flashover and insulation failure. The PD Detector is highly
    sensitive to the ultrasonic emissions produced by tracking and enable the onset to be
    detected before insulation failure.

    Switchgear – Gas Insulated (GIS)


    IPEC’s UHF (Ultra High Frequency) sensor is used to detect PD in EHV cable
    terminations, GIS (Gas Insulated Switchgear), GIL (Gas Insulated transmission Lines) &
    GIT (Gas Insulated Transformers). The sensors pick up signals in the UHF range
    (200MHz-2.0GHz) and are mounted against the insulating barrier spacers that
    separate components of the HV asset.

    Cable
    Compatible Sensors & Asset Types
    Partial discharge activity in solid high voltage insulation induces small high frequency
    currents in the earth conductor of the electrical system. These impulses travel along
    Sensors the equipment earth to the substation earth. Using a high frequency current
    transformer, they can be detected as they pass through the CT.

    The Benefits
    CC-TEV AA HFCT UHF • Advanced Noise Rejection – System detects PD in higher noise environments,
    reducing the possibility false positives
    • PRPD – PRPD display allows user to distinguish between PD and Noise
    Assets • PC or Cloud Sync – Sync data locally to your PC with the included software, or
    sync remotely to the cloud for access across devices
    • Rapidly survey whole substation – detects MV and HV problems before
    developing into tangible failure risks
    • Trend – Log the PD against individual assets and view data from each test ever
    AIS GIS Cable
    conducted

    [email protected]
    Technical Specification
    PD Detector
    TEV Measurements
    Measurement Range 0 to 80dBmV www.ipec.co.uk
    Measurement Bandwidth 3 to 200MHz (with FM Bandstop)
    Resolution 1dB (Accuracy ±1dB)
    Noise Rejection Yes, with PRPD
    Ultrasonic Measurements
    Measurement Range -6dBµV to + 68dBµV
    Resolution 1 dB (Accuracy ±1 dB)
    Transducer Sensitivity -65dB (0dB = 1volt/µbar RMS SPL)
    Transducer Centre Frequency 40 kHz
    HFCT Measurements
    Measurement Range 0 to 50,000pC
    Measurement Bandwidth 100kHz to 70MHz
    Resolution 5pC (Accuracy ±5pC)
    UHF Measurements
    Measurement Range 0dB-75dB
    Resolution 1dB (Accuracy ±1dB) PD Detector kit contains
    Bandwidth 200MHz – 2.0GHz PD Detector
    Hardware Headphones
    Enclosure Injection moulded plastic case Function Tester
    Control Membrane keypad Mains Charger
    Connectors Power, Headphones and optional sensors USB Charger
    Display OLED with level LEDs Hard wearing PELI™ case
    Operating Environment Optional Accessories
    Operating Temperature 0°C to 60°C HFCT Sensor
    Humidity 0 - 95% RH non-condensing UHF Sensor
    IP Rating 54 Flexible AA Probe
    Application Parabolic Reflector
    Communication Bluetooth
    Data Storage Customer Server
    Data Access Web front end, SAP, Oracle, etc.
    Capability Android, iOS
    Reporting Yes
    Results PD Level, Noise Level, PRPD,
    Dimensions
    Unit Size 190 x 90 x 55 mm
    Unit Weight 210 g PRPD on mobile APP
    Kit Size 295 x 340 x 145 mm
    Kit Weight 2.9 kg
    Power
    Internal Battery Lithium Ion, 3.75V, 2.2Ah, 8.25Wh
    Operating Time Approx. 6 hours
    Battery Charger
    Charging Temperature 0°C to 45°C
    Rated Voltage 100 to 250 VAC, 5V, 3A
    Frequency 47 to 63Hz
    Country Adapters UK, EU, Australia, USA
    Charge time 3 hours Level mode on mobile APP

    Compliance CE-compliant in accordance with EMC


    Directive (2014/30/EU)
    IEC 62478: High voltage test techniques -
    Measurement of partial discharges by
    electromagnetic and acoustic methods

    Designed and manufactured in the United Kingdom

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