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Brand	Wone Store
Model NO.	KWJC - 1000 Series High - Current Test Bench
Rated voltage	220V
Rated capacity	3kVA
Series	KWJC - 1000 Series

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Overview

The KWJC - 1000 High - Current Test Bench is a new - type verification bench designed and developed by our company in accordance with the GB14048 《Low - voltage Switchgear and Control gear》 standard, the technical standards of relevant products, and users' special requirements.
This verification bench is composed of new - type components such as a voltage regulator, a current booster, a high - precision ammeter, a voltmeter, an AC contactor, buttons, and indicator lights. It can be used by production manufacturers or relevant quality inspection departments to conduct over - current and temperature rise tests on switches for safety assurance.

Parameters

Project		Parameters
Power input	Rated voltage	AC 220V±10% 50Hz
Power input	Power Input	2-phase 3-wire
rated output	Rated capacity	3kVA
	Output current value	0~1000A
	Error	≤1%
	waveform distortion	≤1%
Instrument Accuracy	Ammeter accuracy	Level of 1
Instrument Accuracy	Voltmeter accuracy	Level of 1
Operating temperature		-10℃-45℃
Environmental humidity		20%~80%RH

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High Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Low Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Wire cable/Instrument meters/New energy/Tester/Production equipment/Generator/Electrical fittings/Integrated Electrical Equipment/Instrument Transformer/Equipment Parts

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Sales

Highest Annual Export (USD)

$300000000

Professional Experience

1 years

Workplace

1000m²

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