Sonel MIC-5001 Insulation tester 5000 V
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Highlights & Details
Insulation tester MIC-5001
- Test voltages can be selected in the range of 50…500 V in 50 V steps and from 500 to 5000 V in 100 V steps
- Continuous display of the measured insulation resistance or leakage current
- Automatic discharge of the tested device after the insulation measurement has been completed
- Acoustic signal in 5-second intervals for recording the time characteristics
- Test times T1 , T2 and T3 for measuring the absorption coefficient (Ab/DAR) and polarization index(PI)
- Continuous display of the measured insulation resistance or leakage current
- Protection against live objects
- Insulation measurement possible with the help of 2 or 3-wire method
- Insulation test with ramp test (RT) with voltage up to ~1 kV / s.
- Measurement of direct and alternating voltages in the range of 0...750 V
- Meter memory: 990 cells, 11880 entries
- Transfer of measurement results: USB
- Power supply through internal rechargeable batteries
- The tester complies with the requirements according to EN 61557
- Charging the batteries via car adapter (12 V) (additional accessories)
Technical specifications
- Product type
Insulation tester
- Test voltage
5000 V
- Reading type
Voltage
Insulation resistance
Manufacturer's standards (no certificate)
- Interfaces
USB
IP65
- Power supply (details)
NiMH battery 9.6 V / 2 Ah
- Dim
(L x W x H) 150 x 200 x 75 mm
- Weight
1 kg
- Display type
LED segments
- Max. frequency
60 Hz
- Frequency range
60 Hz (max)
- Voltage reading range (max.)
750 V
- Reading category
CAT III 1000 V
CAT IV 600 V
- Width
200 mm
- Height
75 mm
- Length
150 mm
Documents & Downloads
Datasheet
Datasheet 3763606 Sonel MIC-5001 Insulation tester 5000 V
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 3763606 Sonel MIC-5001 Insulation tester 5000 V
Description
Application
This insulation measuring device has a very wide range of applications. It can be used in housing construction as well as for testing industrial plants or traffic networks. Due to its characteristics, such as low battery consumption, charging during measurements, user-friendliness and high degree of protection, it is often used by electricians and maintenance teams, in the testing of motors, cables and street lighting as well as in the construction and maintenance of photovoltaic systems. It is also perfect for installation engineers and operators of telecommunications and grid systems who need to test the insulation of the shielding/sheath (UN ≤ 30 kV) for 5 minutes at a voltage of 5 kV.
Functions
The tester can be used for measuring the insulation resistance with an adjustable test voltage up to 5000 V. After the testing of lines, the load is discharged automatically after completion of the measurement. The MIC-5001 enables resistance measurement with a linearly increasing test voltage at 1 kV/s, according to EEE Std 95TM-2002. This function is called ramp test. In contrast to the maximum test voltage, this slow and uniform method protects the insulation from sudden "electrical stress". This process can detect damage that cannot be detected in the classical RISO resistance measurement. If the tested insulation is weak or defective, the ramp test allows the user to determine the maximum electrical strength. Moreover, this function is especially useful when testing rotating machines or surge arresters. An integrated voltmeter takes voltage measurements in the AC and DC range up to 750 V. A huge memory enables the storage of nearly 12 000 results. With the Sonel reader software, which can be downloaded from the manufacturer's website, it is possible to analyze the measurement results and display them graphically, e.g. as current or resistance time graph.
Key features
A major advantage of the device is that after charging the batteries once, a very long use is possible. Moreover, the user can charge the device during the measurement using an external power source, e.g. a power bank with 12 V/2 Ah.
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