Phenix Technologies KVM300 Manuel utilisateur

KVM300

AC KILOVOLTMETER

MODEL NO. KVM300

VERSION 2.1

JPG/SLU

MAY, 2008

REV 9/4/’14 nab

KVM300

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Description Section Number

DANGER / WARNINGS 1

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 2

UNCRATING / MECHANICAL SET-UP 3

ELECTRICAL SET-UP / OPERATIONAL NOTES 4

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5

CALIBRATION 6

MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE 7

STORAGE OF EQUIPMENT 8

TROUBLESHOOTING 9

RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS 10

PARTS ORDERING INFORMATION 11

RETURNED MATERIAL 12

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM SYMBOLS 13

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATICS 14

CUSTOMER COMMENTS / SUGGESTIONS 15

APPENDIX

TEST REPORT A-1

KVM300

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SECTION 1: DANGER / WARNINGS

WARNING !!

Complete Grounding of this unit is necessary for

the safe operation of this equipment. Disconnect

inputs before ungrounding this equipment

KVM300

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DANGER / WARNINGS

GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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HIGH VOLTAGE

This equipment is capable of providing POTENTIALLY LETHAL VOLTAGES!

Improper operation or test practices may result in injury or death to the

operator or surrounding personnel.

The operation of High Voltage test equipment should only be performed by

personnel familiar with HIGH VOLTAGE testing and safety procedures. The

operator of this equipment must be aware of all hazards associated with High

Voltage testing. The operator is responsible for himself and others in close

proximity of the testing area.

Some General Safety Practices for working with High Voltage Test Equipment

have been listed below for your reference.

Become familiar with your instrument before performing an actual test

Know your work area, check that all circuits are de-energized and locked

out.

Never work alone; always work with another qualified worker.

Mark off entire work area with barriers and warning tape.

Make all personnel aware of your testing activities.

Be aware of dangerous conditions that may arise from energizing a test

specimen.

Never modify test equipment; modifications to equipment could introduce

an unknown hazard or hinder a designed-in safety feature.

DO NOT operate damaged equipment. Remove power, and do not use

the equipment until safe operation can be verified by service-trained

personnel.

Phenix Technologies, Inc. assumes no liability for unsafe or improper use of test

equipment.

KVM300

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SECTION 2: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

AC/DC KILOVOLTMETER

KVM300

KVM 300 DIVIDER

HIGH VOLTAGE AC INPUT:

300 KVAC maximum

HIGH VOLTAGE DC INPUT:

300 KVDC maximum

HIGH VOLTAGE PK INPUT:

300 KV peak max.

DIVIDER CAPACITANCE:

67 pF

DIVIDER RESISTANCE:

1,200 M

DIVIDER RATIO:

10,000:1

INSTRUMENTATION: AC / BATTERY POWERED

POWER ADAPTOR:

INPUT: 100-240 Volts AC, 0.4 AMPS, 47-63 HZ

OUTPUT: +18 VDC, 0.8 AMP

INPUT JACK:

+18 VDC, 0.8 AMP

BATTERY PACK:

9.6 Volt Ni-MH 3200 mA hr

VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT:

Voltage is measured by means of Peak Responding, RMS or AVG

Circuitry. Display is 4 ½ Digit LED with adjustable backlighting

ACCURACY: 1% of Reading 3 counts from 10% -100% of Range

FUNCTION SELECTIONS:

1. Peak / 2 (Peak responding calibrated to RMS Value)

2. Peak (Peak responding calibrated to Peak Value)

3. RMS (True RMS)

4. AVG (True Average Value, not RMS equivalent)

5. Peak DC (Peak responding including ripple peak

6. Ripple Voltage (RMS value of a DC Ripple voltage)

FREQUENCY RESPONSE:

(SINUSOIDAL WAVEFORM)

Peak / 2, Peak, --Response: DC, 5-1000Hz

RMS, Ripple V --Response: 20 - 1000Hz

AVG --Response: DC, 20-1000Hz

SETTLING TIME:

Peak / 2, Peak --Up to 30 seconds

RMS, Ripple V --Up to 15 seconds

AVG --Up to 5 seconds

*Note: The lower the frequency the longer the settling time.

DIMENSIONS:

KVM 300

Controls 7” H x 12” W x 14” D 11 lbs.

HV 63” H x 26” W x 26” D 80 lbs.

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1. CONTROL POWER SWITCH: Depressing this switch will turn on or turn off the control power

of the KVM.

2. LOW BATTERY: Battery needs recharged when lamp is illuminated

3. INPUT JACK: External input / charging jack provides for battery charging or AC operation with

included power adapter.

4. INPUT / CHARGING LAMP: Illuminates when external input / charging power is present.

5. GROUND STUD: This Ground stud must be connected to ground for metering module ground.

6. BNC INPUT CONNECTOR: This BNC input connector connects the meter module to the

divider.

7. BACKLIGHT DIMMER: This dial adjusts the intensity of the backlight for use during low light

conditions.

8. METER: This 4 1/2 digit meter displays the measured value of the input voltage.

9. MEASUREMENT RANGE SELECTOR: This rotary selector changes between the low and

high range of the meter. Meter low range should not be used past 30kV. Meter may not be

accurate past 100% of reading and actual voltage may be much higher than indicated.

10. MEASURING FUNCTION SELECTOR: This rotary selector allows selection of the

measurement function of the KVM.

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KVM300

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SECTION 3: UNCRATING/MECHANICAL SET-UP

Exercise care in removing shipping materials so as not to damage the unit.

Perform a visual inspection to determine if the unit was damaged in shipment. If there are any

signs of physical damage such as dents, scratches, or oil leaks, contact the factory before

proceeding.

NOTE

Read and understand all setup and operating instructions before use of the unit. Failure

to do so may cause damage to the unit and possibly void the warranty.

KVM300

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SECTION 4: ELECTRICAL SET-UP / OPERATIONAL NOTES

Place the test set in the desired location. Divider base must be at ground level. High voltage

should enter divider from above at an angle of no greater than forty-five degrees from

vertical for highest accuracy readings.

Connect a ground of sufficient size from the source ground to the grounding post located at

the base of the divider. (A 10’ lead is supplied with the unit.)

CAUTION: The ground post on the divider base must be connected to the ground or

damage to the unit may result.

Connect the supplied coaxial cable between the low voltage arm located at the base of the

divider and the metering module. (A 25’ lead is supplied with the unit.)

NOTE: The coaxial lead is part of the calibration. Significantly changing the length of the meter

lead will affect the AC calibration.

CAUTION: The meter module has to be grounded for safe and proper operation.

Connect the ground post on the metering module to an appropriate ground (A 10’ lead is

supplied with the unit).

CAUTION: A ground should always be connected to the ground post on the metering

module.

Connect the source voltage to be measured to the top of the divider by an appropriate and

safe method.

CAUTION: Meter low range should not be used past 30kV. Meter may not be accurate past

100% of reading and actual voltage may be much higher than indicated.

Note: Unit is designed to measure voltage in reference to ground. Source voltage

and divider ground post must be ground referenced for unit to operate

properly.

WARNING:

THIS UNIT SHOULD ONLY BE OPERATED BY PERSONS KNOWLEDGEABLE OF HIGH

VOLTAGE TESTING AND SAFETY PROCEDURES. IMPROPER OPERATION MAY

RESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH.

ENSURE THAT UNIT TO BE TESTED IS DE-ENERGIZED AND DISCHARGED! ENSURE

THAT WORKING ENVIRONMENT IS SAFE AND FREE OF HAZARDS.

KVM300

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SECTION 5: OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

1) DIVIDER WITH METER MODULE OPERATION:

Make sure connections have been made as described in “Set-Up” section.

Switch control power switch to ON position.

Select the desired range for the voltmeter based on the expected input signal level.

Select desired mode for voltmeter with function switch.

Note: If the Ripple voltage measurement mode is to be selected, the Range selector must

be set for the required input voltage level. If ripple voltage is to be read on input

voltage over 30kV the range selector has to be on high range, regardless of the

expected ripple voltage level. To avoid damage to the unit ascertain the unit will

not over-range on the AVG or the DC modes before attempting to read the ripple

voltages. DO NOT attempt to read ripple voltage on a range lower than required to

measure the full input voltage.

Activate high voltage source.

Measure voltage as required. Meter low range should not be used past 30kV. Meter may

not be accurate past 100% of reading and actual voltage may be much higher than

indicated.

De-activate high voltage source and assure, as appropriate, that high voltage source is de-

energized and discharged.

When testing is complete, switch control power to OFF position.

After assuring that high voltage source and unit are de-energized and discharged, all leads

and connections may be disconnected and unit packaged for transport or storage.

Do not subject unit to Flashovers. Damage may occur. If meter becomes disabled from

Flashover or Transient condition, refer to Troubleshooting section.

Battery operational time will be extended if Backlight is kept at minimum setting.

Low battery lamp comes on at approximately 20% of charge. If unit is run too long after low

battery lamp comes on, it will shut down and must be recharged before it will turn on again.

WARNING

THIS UNIT SHOULD ONLY BE OPERATED BY PERSONS KNOWLEDGEABLE OF HIGH

VOLTAGE TESTING AND SAFETY PROCEDURES. IMPROPER OPERATION

MAY RESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

2) STAND ALONE DIVIDER OPERATION:

Make sure connections have been made as described in “Set-Up” section, except that the

meter module will not be used or connected.

Connect a Voltmeter to the BNC output on the base of the divider with the 25’ coaxial cable.

NOTE: The divider has approximately 10,000 to 1 ratio. At 300kV input the output voltage will be

30V. Readings will correspond to the type of meter used. AVG will show AVG, RMS will show

RMS etc. The meter impedance needs to be 10MDC, and 1 M, ≤ 200pF AC for the highest

possible accuracy. Readings will correspond to the type of meter used. AVG will show AVG, RMS

will show RMS etc. Use DC range for DC signals (10MΩinput meter).

Select desired mode for voltmeter.

Activate high voltage source.

Measure voltage as required.

De-activate high voltage source and assure, as appropriate, that high voltage source is de-

energized and discharged.

After assuring that high voltage source and unit are de-energized and discharged, all leads

and connections may be disconnected and unit packaged for transport or storage.

3) STAND ALONE METER MODULE OPERATION:

It is not recommended to operate the meter head without the divider. The meter head is not a

stand alone voltmeter.

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