OMICRON СРС 100

OMICRON СРС 100

CPC 100 Primary Test System

OMICRON's world-wide unique primary test system CPC 100 allows for automated testing of power transformers, current transformers (CTs) and voltage transformers (VTs), and resistance testing. The patented device comes complete with an integrated PC, allowing stand-alone operation. Its software routines test a wide range of substation equipment and automatically create customizable reports. The CPC 100's compact design and the innovative software save testing time and minimize transportation costs.

Features and Benefits

  • Wide range: up to 800 A (or 2000 A with current booster) and 2000 V with a frequency range of 15-400 Hz
  • High precision measuring of analog voltages and currents
  • Ohm meters offer ranges from µOhm to kOhm to allow a wide variety of applications
  • Portable, lightweight and easy to handle: less than one fourth of the weight of equivalent conventional equipment (29 kg / 64 lbs)
  • One device for multiple application replaces need for multiple test sets and saves training costs
  • User-friendly interface
  • Automated testing: test plans can be prepared ahead of time in office - this saves time in field testing phase
  • Automatic report generation
  • Prepared for the future: Tests even of unconventional equipment like Rogowski Coils or current sensors
  • Unit accessible in a network or with direct PC connection via standard internet protocols
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Item No Description Producer
P0000661 CPC 100 Enhanced Package, Omicron Omicron
P0005857 Adapter for measuring tan delta CP TD12 Upgrade-Option, Omicron Omicron
VE000601 Universal primary injection test set for substation assets CPC 100 - Basic , Omicron Omicron
VE000602 CPC Universal primary injection test set for substation assets-CPC100(incl. CP Sequencer test card), CP CU1 , CP GB1 and cables, Omicron Omicron
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