Protective relay testing
Smaller, lighter and with a higher output power than any other comparable three-phase instrument, Megger’s new SMRT 36 smart protective relay test set is ideally suited not only for testing today’s installations and legacy plant, but also for meeting the future challenges associated with testing the smart grid.
Smaller, lighter and with a higher output power than any other comparable three-phase instrument, Megger’s new SMRT 36 smart protective relay test set is ideally suited not only for testing today’s installations and legacy plant, but also for meeting the future challenges associated with testing the smart grid.
Marking the advent of Megger’s fourth generation of automated relay test sets, the SMRT 36 takes full advantage the company’s patented developments to produce an instrument that offers higher output current, higher output power and greater precision than its predecessors, while addressing user demands for reduced size and weight – it weighs in at just 12 kg.
The SMRT Power Box is specifically designed to test protective relays that are used in conjunction with CTs having 1 A and 5 A secondaries.
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