Electrical Safety Demonstration Equipment Electrical Training Equipment Technical Education Equipment

TB-220507-V-001 Electrical Safety Demonstration Equipment Electrical Training Equipment Technical Education Equipment

 

1. Equipment introduction

Equipment Features: This panel can be used by teachers in the classroom, and also by students to easily learn and test the actual protection of electrical equipment, ensuring the safety of personnel and systems, as well as the continuity and quality of power supplied to electrical equipment. Panels provide the means to verify technical regulations and related technical standards.

The various electrical devices installed, partially connected to each other and with safety terminals, operate with very simple and fast operations, offering the possibility to create, modify and check the installed safety devices.

2. Technical parameters

(1) Input power: single-phase 220V 50Hz

(2) Weight: The total weight is less than 200 kg.

(3) Working conditions: -10°C~40°C, humidity <85%

(4) Size: 960*400*730

3. List of components and detailed introduction

Isolation transformer

Anti-interference protection device SPD

Circuit breaker with automatic reset device

Circuit breaker

Circuit breaker with positive safety emergency stop circuit

Circuit breaker

Indicator lights

Emergency stop switch

Indicator lights

Ground fault simulator

Switch

Ground fault simulator

Load

Power inlet

User grounding resistance simulator

Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) power switch

Grounding resistance

Load switch

Remarks: The main body of the UPS power supply is at the rear of the device.

The device as a whole adopts a frame structure, including an aluminum profile frame, with adjustable rubber on the bottom to adjust the height.

Accessories (1) Test lead (2) U-shaped bridge (3) Multimeter

4. Experiment Content

Experiment 1 Protective isolation experiment

Experiment 2 Low voltage protection experiment

Experiment 3 Direct electric shock simulation experiment

Experiment 4 UPS power supply characteristic experiment

Experiment 5 Circuit breaker automatic reclosing experiment