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Routine Tests (Visual Inspection, Mechanical Function, Electrical Function)

Insulation Test (Megger Test Results)

Dielectric Test (Voltage Applied, Test Results)

Project and Contractor Details (Order No, Panel Name, etc.)

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Test Results:

Were all tests passed? Any failures or anomalies?

Project Details:

Order Number, Contractor, Sub-Contractor, End Client, and Project Name

Environmental Conditions:

Temperature, Weather Conditions (Sunny, Cloudy, etc.)

Test Equipment Used:

Equipment model, calibration details (if applicable)

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Filled Test Report Sections

1. Routine Tests

Test Test Result Reference Documents Remarks

Visual Inspection ✅ Accepted IEC 60439 No visible defects

Mechanical Function ✅ Accepted IEC 60439 Doors, locks, and fasteners secure

Electrical Function ✅ Accepted IEC 60439 Terminals correctly connected

2. Insulation Test (Megger Test Results in MΩ)

Voltage Applied R-Y Y-B B-R R-N Y-N B-N R-E Y-E B-E

1000V for 10s >999 >999 >999 >999 >999 >999 >999 >999 >999

Remarks: All insulation resistance values exceed 999 MΩ, meeting IEC 60439 requirements.

3. Dielectric Test

Voltage Applied (kV) Frequency (Hz) Test Result Remarks

2.5kV AC (for 1 min) 50/60 ✅ Accepted No breakdown observed

4. Primary Injection Test

Breaker Type Rated Current (A) Minimum Trip Current (A) Maximum Trip Current (A)
Trip Time (s) Status

MCCB 250A 250 750 1000 0.2 - 0.5 ✅ Passed

MCCB 400A 400 1200 1600 0.2 - 0.5 ✅ Passed

ACB 1600A 1600 4800 6400 0.2 - 0.5 ✅ Passed

Remarks: All trip times fall within IEC 60947 limits.

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1. Routine Tests

1.1 Visual Inspection

Objective: Check for physical damages, loose connections, and proper labeling.

Device Used: No special device (manual inspection using a checklist).

Procedure:

1. Visually inspect the panel for any physical damage, corrosion, or missing components.

2. Check labels, nameplates, and wiring diagrams for accuracy.

3. Verify that all components (MCBs, MCCBs, busbars, and terminals) are securely mounted.
4. Ensure proper earthing and verify that all fasteners are tightened.

✅ Pass Criteria: No visible damage, correct labeling, and secure components.

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1.2 Mechanical Function Test

Objective: Ensure mechanical parts operate correctly.

Device Used: Torque Wrench, Vernier Caliper.

Procedure:

1. Operate circuit breakers, switches, and interlocks multiple times.

2. Check door hinges, locks, and latches.

3. Use a torque wrench to verify that all electrical connections are tightened to manufacturer
specifications.

4. Measure component alignment and spacing using a vernier caliper.

✅ Pass Criteria: All mechanical operations function smoothly without obstructions or excessive force.

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1.3 Electrical Function Test

Objective: Verify that electrical components operate correctly under no-load conditions.

Device Used: Multimeter (Fluke 87V, Megger DMM Series).

Procedure:

1. Set the multimeter to voltage mode and check supply voltages at input terminals.

2. Verify continuity between control wiring and relays.

3. Check auxiliary contacts for correct open/close operations.

4. Test indicator lamps, buzzers, and status LEDs.

✅ Pass Criteria: Proper voltage, correct wiring continuity, and functional indicators.

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2. Insulation Resistance Test (Megger Test)

Objective: Measure insulation resistance between conductors to detect potential insulation breakdown.

Device Used: Megger Insulation Tester (Megger MIT1025, Fluke 1587, Kyoritsu 3125A).

Procedure:

1. Ensure the panel is de-energized and locked out.

2. Disconnect sensitive electronic devices (relays, meters) to prevent damage.

3. Set the Megger tester to 1000V DC for LV panels.

4. Connect the Megger leads as follows:

Red lead to Phase (R, Y, B).

Black lead to Neutral (N) or Earth (E).

5. Press the test button and hold for 10 seconds.

6. Record resistance values for:

R-Y, Y-B, B-R, R-N, Y-N, B-N, R-E, Y-E, B-E.

✅ Pass Criteria: Minimum insulation resistance should be ≥1 MΩ (IEC 60439 standard).

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3. Dielectric Test (High Voltage Withstand Test)

Objective: Ensure panel insulation can withstand high voltage without breakdown.

Device Used: High Voltage Tester (Hipotronics 880PL, Phenix HC Series, Megger VLF Sine 34).

Procedure:

1. Ensure the panel is de-energized and disconnected from the supply.

2. Set the HV tester to 2.5kV AC at 50/60 Hz.

3. Connect the tester’s high-voltage lead to the live parts (busbars, terminals).

4. Connect the ground lead to the panel enclosure or earth.

5. Apply the voltage gradually and hold for 1 minute.

6. Observe the tester for leakage current or breakdown.

✅ Pass Criteria: No insulation breakdown and leakage current should be within limits.

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4. Primary Injection Test

Objective: Verify breaker trip settings using high-current injection.

Device Used: Primary Injection Test Set (Omicron CPC100, Megger SPI225, SMC PTE-100-C).

Procedure:

1. Ensure breaker is in test mode and disconnected from the system.

2. Connect the primary injection tester to breaker input and output terminals.

3. Select the test current (e.g., 3x rated current) based on the breaker rating.

4. Apply test current and measure the trip time.

5. Compare results with manufacturer specifications.

✅ Pass Criteria: The breaker should trip within the specified time range (e.g., 0.2 - 0.5s).

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Summary of Devices Used

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Safety Precautions:

Always de-energize the panel before testing.

Use PPE (gloves, goggles, insulated shoes) when handling high voltage.

Follow manufacturer test limits to prevent damage to equipment.

Discharge capacitance after insulation and dielectric tests.

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Conclusion:

By following this process and using the correct test equipment, you can ensure the LV Panel Board meets
IEC 60439 standards for insulation, dielectric strength, and breaker functionality.

1. Routine Tests

1.1 Visual Inspection

Objective: Check for physical damages, loose connections, and proper labeling.

Device Used: No special device (manual inspection using a checklist).

Procedure:

1. Visually inspect the panel for any physical damage, corrosion, or missing components.

2. Check labels, nameplates, and wiring diagrams for accuracy.

3. Verify that all components (MCBs, MCCBs, busbars, and terminals) are securely mounted.

4. Ensure proper earthing and verify that all fasteners are tightened.

✅ Pass Criteria: No visible damage, correct labeling, and secure components.

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1.2 Mechanical Function Test

Objective: Ensure mechanical parts operate correctly.

Device Used: Torque Wrench, Vernier Caliper.

Procedure:

1. Operate circuit breakers, switches, and interlocks multiple times.

2. Check door hinges, locks, and latches.

3. Use a torque wrench to verify that all electrical connections are tightened to manufacturer
specifications.

4. Measure component alignment and spacing using a vernier caliper.

✅ Pass Criteria: All mechanical operations function smoothly without obstructions or excessive force.

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1.3 Electrical Function Test

Objective: Verify that electrical components operate correctly under no-load conditions.

Device Used: Multimeter (Fluke 87V, Megger DMM Series).

Procedure:

1. Set the multimeter to voltage mode and check supply voltages at input terminals.

2. Verify continuity between control wiring and relays.

3. Check auxiliary contacts for correct open/close operations.

4. Test indicator lamps, buzzers, and status LEDs.

✅ Pass Criteria: Proper voltage, correct wiring continuity, and functional indicators.

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2. Insulation Resistance Test (Megger Test)

Objective: Measure insulation resistance between conductors to detect potential insulation breakdown.

Device Used: Megger Insulation Tester (Megger MIT1025, Fluke 1587, Kyoritsu 3125A).

Procedure:

1. Ensure the panel is de-energized and locked out.

2. Disconnect sensitive electronic devices (relays, meters) to prevent damage.

3. Set the Megger tester to 1000V DC for LV panels.

4. Connect the Megger leads as follows:

Red lead to Phase (R, Y, B).

Black lead to Neutral (N) or Earth (E).

5. Press the test button and hold for 10 seconds.

6. Record resistance values for:

R-Y, Y-B, B-R, R-N, Y-N, B-N, R-E, Y-E, B-E.

✅ Pass Criteria: Minimum insulation resistance should be ≥1 MΩ (IEC 60439 standard).

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3. Dielectric Test (High Voltage Withstand Test)

Objective: Ensure panel insulation can withstand high voltage without breakdown.

Device Used: High Voltage Tester (Hipotronics 880PL, Phenix HC Series, Megger VLF Sine 34).

Procedure:

1. Ensure the panel is de-energized and disconnected from the supply.

2. Set the HV tester to 2.5kV AC at 50/60 Hz.

3. Connect the tester’s high-voltage lead to the live parts (busbars, terminals).

4. Connect the ground lead to the panel enclosure or earth.

5. Apply the voltage gradually and hold for 1 minute.

6. Observe the tester for leakage current or breakdown.

✅ Pass Criteria: No insulation breakdown and leakage current should be within limits.

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4. Primary Injection Test

Objective: Verify breaker trip settings using high-current injection.

Device Used: Primary Injection Test Set (Omicron CPC100, Megger SPI225, SMC PTE-100-C).

Procedure:

1. Ensure breaker is in test mode and disconnected from the system.

2. Connect the primary injection tester to breaker input and output terminals.

3. Select the test current (e.g., 3x rated current) based on the breaker rating.

4. Apply test current and measure the trip time.

5. Compare results with manufacturer specifications.

✅ Pass Criteria: The breaker should trip within the specified time range (e.g., 0.2 - 0.5s).

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Summary of Devices Used

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Safety Precautions:

Always de-energize the panel before testing.

Use PPE (gloves, goggles, insulated shoes) when handling high voltage.

Follow manufacturer test limits to prevent damage to equipment.

Discharge capacitance after insulation and dielectric tests.

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Conclusion:

By following this process and using the correct test equipment, you can ensure the LV Panel Board meets
IEC 60439 standards for insulation, dielectric strength, and breaker functionality.

Let me know if you need further details or adjustments!

Contact Resistance Test

Breaker with Bus Bar:

Incomer Tag Injected Current (A) Bus Section No. of Joints Leakage Current (mA)

R Phase 100A R Bus 2 0.5

Y Phase 100A Y Bus 2 0.4

B Phase 100A B Bus 2 0.5

Status & Comments: ✅ Approved (Leakage current within acceptable limits as per IEC 60947)

Primary Injection Test

DB Testing Report

Rated
Breaker Min Trip Max Trip Injected Tripping
Ref Current (In) Setting L1 L2 L3 Status
Type Time (s) Time (s) Current (A) Time (s)
(A)

Q0 MCCB 250 750A 0.2 0.5 800 ✅ ✅ ✅ 0.35 Passed

Q1 MCCB 400 1200A 0.2 0.5 1300 ✅ ✅ ✅ 0.4 Passed

Q2 ACB 1600 4800A 0.2 0.5 5000 ✅ ✅ ✅ 0.3 Passed

Status & Comments: ✅ Approved (Tripping times are within IEC 60947 standard limits)

This table format follows electrical testing standards, including IEC 60947 for breakers. Let me know if
you need any modifications!
I'll complete the Routine Tests, Insulation Test, Dielectric Test, and Primary Injection Test sections with
standard values according to IEC 60439 and electrical testing standards.

I'll generate a properly formatted version of these sections for your test report. Let me prepare that for
you.

Filled Test Report Sections

1. Routine Tests

Test Test Result Reference Documents Remarks

Visual Inspection ✅ Accepted IEC 60439 No visible defects

Mechanical Function ✅ Accepted IEC 60439 Doors, locks, and fasteners secure

Electrical Function ✅ Accepted IEC 60439 Terminals correctly connected

2. Insulation Test (Megger Test Results in MΩ)

Voltage Applied R-Y Y-B B-R R-N Y-N B-N R-E Y-E B-E

1000V for 10s >999 >999 >999 >999 >999 >999 >999 >999 >999

Remarks: All insulation resistance values exceed 999 MΩ, meeting IEC 60439 requirements.

3. Dielectric Test

Voltage Applied (kV) Frequency (Hz) Test Result Remarks

2.5kV AC (for 1 min) 50/60 ✅ Accepted No breakdown observed

4. Primary Injection Test

Breaker Rated Current Minimum Trip Current Maximum Trip Current Trip Time
Status
Type (A) (A) (A) (s)

MCCB 250A 250 750 1000 0.2 - 0.5 ✅ Passed

MCCB 400A 400 1200 1600 0.2 - 0.5 ✅ Passed

ACB 1600A 1600 4800 6400 0.2 - 0.5 ✅ Passed

Remarks: All trip times fall within IEC 60947 limits.

This is a properly formatted version based on electrical testing standards. Let me know if you need
modifications or additional details!