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Brand	Wone Store
Model NO.	KWJC-3A Series high-current generator
Rated voltage	220V
Rated capacity	80kVA
Series	KWJC-3A Series

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Overview

The KWJC-3A high-current generator is a new type of test bench developed for high and low voltage switches. It can be used by manufacturers or relevant quality inspection departments. To ensure safety, it conducts overcurrent and temperature rise tests on switches.

The test current is sent out by a two-magnetic-circuit high-current generator. The current in one magnetic circuit can be adjusted by a variable-week transformer, and the second magnetic circuit directly inputs voltage from the power supply. This is set to meet the high multiple instantaneous rated current of the switch for short-circuit protection tests. When the switch conducts a low multiple overload delay test, it can be tested by adjusting the single magnetic circuit.

Parameters

Project		Parameters
Power input	Rated voltage	AC 380V±10% 50Hz
	Power Input	3-phase 4-wire
Rated capacity		2X40kVA
Maximum delayed current output capacity		1600A1.05 2hour 1600A1.2 5min 1600A1.5 2min 1600A2 1min
Maximum short - term output current output capability		15000A
millisecond timer range		999.999s resolution 1ms
3-phase voltage output		0~1400V
Operating temperature		-10℃-50℃
Size		1650mmx700mmx1700mm

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Wone Store

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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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