Reference comparator for calibration/verification of voltage and current LPITs (low-power instrument transformers) and conventional instrument voltage transformers
Transformer ratio/angle errors and phase shifts | |
Values of voltage and current | |
Voltage harmonics from 0.3th to 50th (15 to 2500 Hz) within the range from 0.08 to 840 V | |
AC frequency within 15 to 2500 Hz |
Low-power instrument voltage transformers (electronic voltage transformers, EVT) with analogue AC voltage output within the ratings from 20 mV to 8 V according to IEC 60044-7 test scheme |
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Low-power instrument current transformers (electronic current transformers, ECT) with analogue AC voltage output within the ratings from 20 mV to 8 V according to IEC 60044-8 test scheme |
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Conventional instrument voltage transformers (VT) | |
Voltage dividers, scaling voltage converters |
2. For instrument voltage transformers, investigation of their amplitude/phase to frequency curves as a response to application of voltage harmonics from 0.3th to 50th (15 to 2500 Hz) within the range from 0.08 to 840V. о 840 В
Test systems accuracy testing and calibration of low-power instrument transformers (LPITs) and LPIT-compatible electronic energy meters | |
Sets for testing LPITs | |
Transformers to be tested |
Measured values |
Measurement ranges |
Limits of permissible |
RMS of AC voltage, V |
0,2 mV ... 840 V |
Relative, % ±0.015 + ∆ |
AC frequency, Hz |
15 ... 2500 Hz |
Relative, % ±0.02 |
RMS of AC voltage for even and odd voltage harmonics of order h, h from 0.3 to 50 (from 15 Hz to 2.5 kHz), V |
0,2 mV ... 840 V |
Relative, % ±0.015 + ∆ |
Phase shift between the voltages of |
0 to 60 min |
Absolute, min ±[1 + 0.02h] |
1 to 90° |
Absolute, min ±10 |
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Phase shift between voltage harmonics of order h from the 2 channels |
0 to 60° |
Absolute, min ±10 |
RMS of AC current |
1 mA ... 6 A |
Relative, % ±0.015 + ∆ |
∆ — additional error
Error (absolute) |
Measurement ranges |
Limits of permissible error |
Current ratio error, % |
–20.0 to +20.0 |
±0.015 |
Angle error, min |
–180º to +180º |
±1.0 |
Composite error, % |
–20.0 to +20.0 |
±0.03 |
Error (absolute) |
Measurement ranges |
Limits of permissible error |
Voltage ratio error, % |
–20.0 to +20.0 |
±0.015 |
Angle error, min |
–180º to +180º |
±1.0 |
Composite error, % |
–20.0 to +20.0 |
±0.03 |
Error (absolute) |
Measurement ranges |
Limits of permissible error |
Voltage ratio error, % |
±0.1999 |
±0.002 |
±1.999 |
±0.02 |
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±19.99 |
±0.2 |
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Angle error, min |
±600 min |
±0.1 |
±180º |
±1.0 |
Mains power supply
220 ± 22 V, 47 ... 63 HzAC power consumption
50 VA, or lessOperating temperature range
+5 to +40 °C
One and the same instrument performs 2 functions: calibration/verification of both voltage and current transformers |
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As reference transformers, together with MarsComp you can use conventional instrument transformers: CTs (1A, 5A) and VTs (100 V, 100/√3 V) |
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Testing is possible if a VT (EVT) under test and a reference VT have different rated secondary voltages (different transformer ratios in other words) |
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The manufacturer’s declared actual phase shift of the transformer can be monitored |
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The instrument can be applied for certification of voltage transformers designed to measure voltage harmonics |
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Measurement sub-ranges can be switched over either separately per each channel or altogether |
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Communication with a PC starts automatically after self-testing, the program E-TransformerTest creates logs with measurement results |
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Test reports are created automatically in the E-TransformerTest program |
Design |
Portable |
Case |
Case IP65 with handle |
Communication ports |
USB |
Dimensions |
335 × 289 × 155 mm, or less |
Weight |
11 kg, or less |
Design |
Stationary (laboratory) |
Case |
19’’ DIN rail |
Communication ports |
USB |
Dimensions |
485 × 450 × 140 mm, or less |
Weight |
10 kg, or less |
Reference comparator for calibration/verification of electronic low-power transformers of current and voltage (LPIT)
Accuracy class: 0.02
In 2023, Mars-Energo successfully supplied a set of equipment for the calibration of electronic low-power voltage transformers (LPIT) to the Republic of Korea. The set included two essential components:
1) Capacitive High-Voltage Transducer CHVT-220, accuracy class 0.05 at 220 kV/√3
2) Dual-channel Voltage Comparator MarsComp K-1000, accuracy class 0.01
The end user of this equipment is the research center of Hyundai company.
The calibration of the capacitive high-voltage transducer was conducted at Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS).
The calibration report confirms that all metrological characteristics of the high-voltage transducer impeccably align with the customer's stringent technical requirements.