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Secondary Injection Test Sets from Square D by Schneider

January 16, 2019April 17, 2020
Secondary Injection Test, Square D

Regular testing and maintenance of circuit breakers and relays is essential when dealing with sophisticated electrical systems.

Micrologic, NT and STR Trip Units Reliably Tested with Square D S33595

November 13, 2017
Secondary Injection Test, Square D

When it’s necessary to test circuit breakers and protective relay systems, a secondary injection test set is the main piece of electrical test equipment companies utilize. Secondary injection testing differs from the standard primary injection testing method in that there is no current flowing and contacts remain closed during the testing process.

Rent Today from Protec – Square D S33595 Secondary Injection Test Set

December 21, 2016
Secondary Injection Test, Square D

Square D by Schneider S33595 test applications include Secondary Injection, Manual Trip Curve, Automatic Trip Curve, Zone-Selective Interlocking, Ground-Fault and Thermal-Imaging Inhibit.

Pinpoint Defects in Micrologic, NT, STR Trip units with Square D S33595

August 24, 2016
Rent Electrical Test Equipment, Secondary Injection Test, Square D

Secondary injection tests can pinpoint defects in a trip unit or other protective schemes ensuring that the system is functioning normally.

Rent Square D UTS3 Secondary Injection Test Set and CBTM Test Modules

May 26, 2016
Circuit Breaker, Square D

The Square D by Schneider UTS3 Secondary Injection Test Set is designed to perform operational tests and diagnoses of Square D Micrologic Series B electronic trip units on circuit breakers.

It does not check the primary current sensing capabilities of a circuit breaker.

Run Secondary Injection Tests on Trip Units with the Square D S33595

December 7, 2015
Circuit Breaker, Secondary Injection Test, Square D

The most typical protective devices installed are overload, over current, reverse power, earth fault, differential proportion etc. Injection tests are carried out to check the operation of these protective relays and the breakers. There are two types of injection tests that are normally conducted – primary injection test and secondary injection test. Primary injection test is conducted by injecting the current that is required for the operation of the protective device power through a circuit breaker. The secondary injection test, on the other hand, is conducted when the circuit breaker, though closed is not carrying any current through the main poles.

Reliable Secondary Injection Testing with the Square D S33595

August 5, 2015
Electrical Test and Measurement Equipment, Rent Electrical Test Equipment, Square D

Secondary injection tests are generally preferred as there is no need for the circuit breaker to interrupt large current and only voltage signals that are sufficiently low are injected into the device.

Assure Proper Trip Unit Operation with Square D by Schneider S33595

June 25, 2015
Electrical Test and Measurement Equipment, Square D

A full function test kit the Square D by Schneider S33595 Secondary Injection Test Set is designed to perform tests on Micrologic, NT and STR Trip units.