Turns Ratio Meter

Turns Ratio Meter Specification

Accuracy
0.2%

Pressure
Atmospheric

Batteries Type
Adaptor Supply (Battery Option Available)

Usage & Applications
Testing of transformer turns ratio and winding polarity in electrical labs and industries

Resistant Feature
Shock and Corrosion Resistant

Product Type
Turns Ratio Meter

Material
ABS & Metal

Measuring Voltage Range
Up to 250V AC/DC

Operating Temperature
0C to 50C

Frequency (MHz)
50/60 Hz

Insulation Box
High-grade Polycarbonate

Protection System
Overload, Short Circuit, Fuse Protected

Size
Standard

Color
Blue & White

Dimension (L*W*H)
340 x 300 x 210 mm

Weight
5.2 kg

Turns Ratio Meter Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Supply Ability
10 Pieces Per Day

Delivery Time
10-30 Days

About Turns Ratio Meter

Turns Ratio Meter

To measure the Turns Ratio of any Power or Distribution Transformer any Transformer Manufacturer or repairers agencies need their instruments for their routine test.

Routine tests of transformer include:

· Transformer Ratio Test

· Magnetic Balance Test

· Magnetizing Current Test of Transformer

· Transformer Vector Group Test

· Measurement of No Load Loss and current (Open circuit test)

· Transformer winding resistance measurement.

Measurement of Insulation Resistance (IR).

Precision Testing for Transformers

Engineered for accurate transformer turns ratio and polarity analysis, this Digital LCD Turns Ratio Meter ensures results within a tight 0.2% accuracy margin. Its robust Kelvin connection and dual test modes accommodate a variety of applications, from routine lab checks to industrial maintenance tasks.

User-Friendly and Robust Design

Featuring an intuitive digital display and menu navigation, the meter delivers fast, reliable readings. The high-grade polycarbonate insulation box and IP20-rated enclosure protect internal components, while overload and short-circuit protection systems ensure operator safety during testing.

Versatile Data Management

With optional RS232/USB data output, this meter allows for straightforward result transfer, documentation, and analysis. The adaptable power supply (mains adaptor or optional battery) supports flexible use in various testing environments across electrical labs and industrial sites.

FAQs of Turns Ratio Meter:

Q: How do I operate the turns ratio meter in manual and auto modes?

A: This turns ratio meter supports both manual and automatic modes. For manual mode, you manually initiate each test using the control interface. In auto mode, the device automatically sequences through a pre-set testing process, making it ideal for repetitive measurements in laboratory or industrial environments.

Q: What is the 4-terminal Kelvin Connection, and why is it important?

A: The 4-terminal Kelvin Connection is used for precise measurement by minimizing errors due to lead and contact resistance. This configuration ensures high accuracy (0.2%) when testing transformer turns ratios, especially critical for low-resistance windings.

Q: When should the turns ratio meter be calibrated, and is a calibration certificate included?

A: Each meter is factory calibrated to ensure optimal accuracy, and a calibration certificate is provided with every unit. Recalibration is recommended as per your organizations quality protocols, or if the device is exposed to extreme conditions or mishandling.

Q: Where is this meter best utilized, and who are its main users?

A: This meter is primarily designed for use in electrical laboratories and industrial facilities to test transformer turns ratios and winding polarity. It is ideal for distributors, exporters, manufacturers, suppliers, and traders within the electrical equipment sector across India.

Q: What is the proper storage condition for the turns ratio meter?

A: The meter should be stored in a dry environment with humidity below 70% RH, at temperatures between 0C and 50C, to maintain accuracy and prolong operational life.

Q: How does the meter ensure user and transformer protection during tests?

A: The device is engineered with built-in overload, short circuit, and fuse protection systems, meeting IS-2026 safety standards. These features safeguard both the operator and the transformer under test from potential electrical hazards.

Q: What are the benefits of using this turns ratio meter compared to traditional models?

A: This digital LCD model offers superior accuracy, clear real-time readings, robust data output options (RS232/USB), shock and corrosion-resistant construction, and enhanced safety featuresmaking it a comprehensive and reliable choice for transformer analysis.

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