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Xutongyongfu XT200-1 Portable AC/DC Motor Dielectric Withstand Tester

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Brand Xutongyongfu
Origin Beijing, China
Manufacturer Type Authorized Distributor
Regional Classification Domestic (China)
Model XT200-1
Price Range USD 7,000 – 14,000 (FOB)
AC Breakdown Voltage Output Up to 15 kV (rms)
DC Breakdown Voltage Output Up to 25 kV (dc)
Max. Output Current (with reactor compensation) 550 mA
Rated Transformer Capacity 1.0–1.5 kVA
Weight 22 kg
Dimensions (W×D×H) 400 × 300 × 300 mm
Operating Temperature −15 °C to +50 °C
Relative Humidity ≤90% at +25 °C
Compliance GB 50150–2006, DL/T 596–2005, DL/T 848.2–2004

Overview

The Xutongyongfu XT200-1 Portable AC/DC Motor Dielectric Withstand Tester is an integrated high-voltage test system engineered for field and workshop verification of insulation integrity in medium- and high-voltage rotating machines—primarily induction and synchronous motors rated up to 10 kV. Unlike conventional setups requiring separate AC test transformers and DC high-voltage generators, the XT200-1 employs a unified solid-state voltage generation architecture with dual-mode (AC/DC) output capability. It operates on standard single-phase 220 V ±10%, 50 Hz input power and delivers calibrated, traceable AC (50 Hz) and polarity-controlled DC test voltages up to 15 kVrms and 25 kVdc, respectively. The instrument applies the principles of dielectric withstand testing per IEC 60060-1 and IEEE Std 4—measuring insulation resistance stability and detecting localized weaknesses via controlled voltage ramping, dwell, and breakdown detection under defined current-limiting conditions.

Key Features

  • Integrated AC/DC high-voltage generation in a single 22 kg chassis—eliminates need for auxiliary HV transformers or DC stacks
  • Manually operated zero-position interlocked voltage regulation with analog pointer display for real-time voltage monitoring
  • Onboard overcurrent protection (trip threshold: 6.7 A), timed shutdown (0–999 s adjustable, ±0.5% accuracy), and automatic arc-quenching circuitry
  • Modular compensating reactor with multiple taps—each labeled with nominal reactive current compensation value (e.g., 100 mA, 200 mA, 350 mA)—enabling stable testing across motor capacitances from 0.05 µF to >2.5 µF
  • Low-loss magnetic core design using high-permeability alloy laminations and vacuum-impregnated insulation systems—ensuring thermal stability, minimal audible noise (<45 dB), and humidity resistance (IP2X-rated enclosure)
  • Compliance-ready construction: meets mechanical, electrical, and safety requirements of GB 50150–2006 (Acceptance Testing of Electrical Installations), DL/T 596–2005 (Preventive Testing of Power Equipment), and DL/T 848.2–2004 (General Technical Conditions for Power Frequency HV Test Sets)

Sample Compatibility & Compliance

The XT200-1 is validated for use with stator windings of high-voltage AC motors (6 kV and 10 kV classes), including form-wound and random-wound configurations. Its variable-current capability—up to 550 mA when paired with the optional multi-tap reactor—supports testing of motors with wide-ranging capacitance values without external resonance tuning. All voltage outputs are referenced to earth ground and conform to the waveform fidelity and ripple specifications defined in IEC 61000-4-30 Class A for measurement-grade AC; DC output maintains <3% ripple under full load. Calibration certificates are supplied with NIST-traceable references for both AC and DC modes. The unit satisfies electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements per GB/T 17626 series and carries CE-marked safety documentation for export use.

Software & Data Management

The XT200-1 operates in fully manual mode with no embedded microprocessor or digital interface. As such, it does not incorporate data logging, USB connectivity, or PC-based control software. All test parameters—including applied voltage, duration, and pass/fail indication—are recorded manually by the operator using standardized test report forms aligned with ISO/IEC 17025 documentation templates. For laboratories operating under GLP or GMP frameworks, handwritten records must include operator ID, equipment ID (XT200-1 serial number), calibration due date, ambient conditions, and signature. Optional third-party analog-to-digital converters (e.g., National Instruments USB-4431) may be interfaced externally for voltage waveform capture, though this requires independent validation per FDA 21 CFR Part 11 Annex 11 if used in regulated environments.

Applications

  • Commissioning tests on newly installed high-voltage motors prior to energization (per GB 50150–2006 Clause 8.0.1)
  • Periodic preventive maintenance checks per DL/T 596–2005 Section 11.3 (stator winding AC/DC withstand tests)
  • Factory acceptance testing (FAT) of motor rewind services where insulation system requalification is required
  • Field diagnostics of suspected insulation degradation following moisture ingress, thermal cycling, or partial discharge events
  • Verification of grounding continuity and shield integrity in wound-rotor motor systems during overhaul

FAQ

Does the XT200-1 support automated test sequencing or programmable voltage ramps?
No. It is a manually operated instrument with analog voltage control and fixed timing—designed for simplicity, robustness, and regulatory transparency in field environments.
Can the XT200-1 be used for cable or transformer testing?
It is specifically optimized for rotating machine windings. While limited application to short-length HV cables (<100 m, <1 µF) is possible with reactor compensation, it is not certified for transformer bushing or oil-immersed equipment testing per IEC 60270.
What calibration interval is recommended?
Annual calibration against accredited HV standards is advised; certificate includes verification of AC/DC voltage accuracy (±1.5%), timer deviation (±0.5%), and overcurrent trip threshold.
Is the compensation reactor included with all XT200-1 configurations?
Yes—the multi-tap reactor is standard equipment for all XT200-1 deliveries, regardless of nominal voltage rating (6 kV or 10 kV configuration).
How is safety interlocking implemented during operation?
Mechanical zero-position lock prevents voltage initiation unless the variac is at minimum; front-panel grounding terminals must be connected before enabling output; internal current sensing triggers immediate shutdown if sustained current exceeds 6.7 A for >100 ms.

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