The standard device used for verification and calibration of
instrument transformers.
Current transformers used in laboratories and power systems
primarily serve to convert current or voltage for measuring and
monitoring high voltages or large currents. The conversion ratio
between current and voltage must be measured using a current
transformer calibration instrument, as the accuracy of this
instrument directly impacts the precision and reliability of
measurement results. The HEZJ Current Transformer Calibration
Instrument Comprehensive Inspection System enables holistic
calibration of calibration instrument accuracy in compliance with
verification regulations. Notably, this system features enhanced
functionalities including S-class calibration capabilities,
harmonic suppression capability assessment, and dial gauge
performance evaluation for calibrated instruments. These advanced
features allow the system to independently calibrate multiple
current transformer calibration instruments according to
specifications without requiring additional auxiliary equipment.
The HEZJ transformer calibration device differs from the
conventional JZ2-type calibration apparatus. The JZ2 model,
operating on a phase-shifting power supply principle, requires two
calibration cycles to generate accurate measurements. This
labor-intensive process, with its extended duration, hinders the
liberation of electrical measurement technicians from repetitive
tasks. In contrast, the HEZJ device employs an integrated
electrical and electronic circuitry, displaying required parameters
on a digital interface. A simple knob adjustment instantly delivers
precise ratio signals. While the electrical-type transformer
requires only one calibration cycle, the digital variant achieves
faster results.
The panel features four terminal blocks at the top labeled Ip, Up,
ΔI, and ΔU. These terminals can be configured to calibrate the PT
and CT parameters of the instrument. Below the terminal blocks are
three digital displays arranged from left to right, displaying the
in-phase component value, voltage/current percentage, and
orthogonal component value respectively. The in-phase and
orthogonal component values are selected via four rotary switches
beneath the displays, with polarity (positive/negative) selectable
through push-button switches. The orthogonal component can also be
configured in radial or minimum phase orientation.
The range selector beneath the dial indicator allows selection of
operational voltage/current ranges (100V,100/√3V,100/3V,5A,1A).
PT/Z and CT/Y toggle switches determine whether to output
differential voltage or differential current. The multiplier
function selects the same measurement range as the instrument under
calibration to ensure synchronization. Note that both the in-phase
and orthogonal dial plates must have set values on their first dial
to enhance calibration accuracy.
Below the magnification switch is a selection switch for basic
range and extended range/S level. In most cases, the basic range is
sufficient to meet inspection requirements. When exceeding the
basic range or during S-level inspection, select the extended
range/S level (the corresponding magnification range is indicated
in red). Note that voltage or current must not be increased.
The voltage regulator located at the lower right corner is used to
provide the required working current and voltage. The rated
capacity of the voltage regulator is 500VA, and it must not exceed
this capacity during operation to avoid instrument damage.