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insulation test generator winding

11/22/2008 1:51 PM

what is the regulation that make us make insulation test at 500V d.c or 1000V d.c?
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Re: insulation test generator winding

11/23/2008 1:26 PM

There are many and it depends on the country and what you are performing the test on (is it a small portable gas generator, a large 1MVA mobile diesel generator, part of another appliance or vehicle, part of a large power station, etc).

So, what country are you talking about, and what product or equipment are you intending to perform the test on?
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