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UNIVERSAL RELAY TEST KIT

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KF86 P , (6I , 6V & IEC 61850)10Kg 

KPM KF 86

KF 86P is the world's lightest & high power secondary injection test kit for universal substation testing.

●  6x35A@425VA max & 6x310V@105VA max analog outputs.

●  10kg weight, easy carry on flight journey.

●  Low-level signals output, energy meter testing, transducer calibration, and IEC61850 testing capability for optional.

KPM KFA 320

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KPM KFA320 protection relay tester has been designed with a compact interior, similar in size to an iPad, and is powered by replaceable batteries. It weighs only 3.8 kg and offers 4x300V and 6x20A outputs. Its maximum current can reach 60A, and the output power reaches 200VA/Phase.

Additionally, KFA320 supports IEC61850 SV/GOOSE, LPIT simulation, energy meter testing, low-level output, and transducer calibration.

Its compact design enhances engineers' work efficiency while meeting complex testing requirements.

Relay Test Kit - K3063I (6I & 4 U) 
 

KPM K3063i

KPM K3063i is an advance & powerful automatic relay test kit ideal for testing universal relay testing applications. 

●  All-in-One design, 

●  High Power & Accuracy with 6x35A & 4x310V analog outputs;

●  The ever-expanding test library templates;

●  Optional advance functions like energy meter.

 KFA 300  , (3I & 3U ) , 3 Kg 

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KPM KFA310 protection relay tester has been designed with a compact interior, similar in size to an iPad, and is powered by replaceable batteries. It weighs only 3.5 kg and offers 3x265V and 3x10A outputs.    

Software Function

  • Manual/Auto AC test function

  • State Sequencer Test Function

  • Overcurrent Breaker Tester Function

  • Remote(Signal, Measurement , Control) Function

Relay Test Kit - K3163i (6I & 4U & IEC 61850)

KPM K3163i

KPM K3163i is an advance & powerful automatic relay test kit ideal for testing universal relay testing applications. 

 

●  All-in-One design, weight < 17.5kg;

●  High Power & Accuracy with 6x35A & 4x310V analog outputs;

●  Complying IEC61850 Sampling Value & GOOSE;

●  The ever-expanding test library templates;

●  Optional advance functions like energy meter and transducer calibration etc.

Relay Test Kit - K68I(3I & 4 U ) 

KPM K68i

K68i is a powerful & robust relay test kit for semiautomatic and manual testing of relays . 

​​Able to test most of Relays by manual or semiautomatic modes

Features

● 3x35A & 4x300V independent high burden and accuracy output channels.
● Lightweight, <20.5Kg.
● Inbuilt 6.4" True color TFT LCD display, keyboard and rotary encoder, fully control without laptop.

Video Relay Test Kit

Videos - Relay Test Kits

Relay Test Kit Videos

Relay Test Kit Videos

Relay Test Kit Videos
UNBOXING RELAY TEST KIT - KINGSINE K3063I

UNBOXING RELAY TEST KIT - KINGSINE K3063I

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K68i , Fanox Sia B relay testing demonstration.

K68i , Fanox Sia B relay testing demonstration.

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Unboxing Relay test kit

Unboxing Relay test kit

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Theory - Relay Testing

Theory -Relay Test Kit
Relay Testing in Substation

Relay Testing Kit – Theory

Protective relay is a device which maintains the power system equipments and gives an output under an abnormal condition to ensure protection of the system. The basic objective of the protective relay is to isolate the faulty section in a power system as quickly as possible so that rest of the system functions normally. It is necessary to ascertain security, reliability, quality, sensitivity and speed of relays.

Various tests are recommended in National and International Standards to check the withstand capacity of a relay during fault conditions. During testing, protective relay is made to undergo simulated field conditions to check its performance. The relevant National / International standards recommend many tests to ascertain the relays effectiveness to perform its intended function.

A Relay receives the input signals from CT’s/ PT’s and its program calculates the fault conditions as per application. It issues a trip command to the Circuit Breaker on sensing a faulty condition. On the basis of application, Relay may be classified into below types:

 

Step 1:

Relay Testing Kit injects fault in form of I & V on respective CT & PT points of Relay under test . The Timer of Relay Testing Kit starts by initiating  fault injection.

Step 2:

Relay senses the fault & issues the trip command, its trip timing must depend on the time characteristics of relay settings.

 

Step 3:

Relay Testing Kit receives the trip command from Relay & Stops the timer.

 

Step 4:

The measured tripping characteristics are compared with respect to expected tripping as per settings by Engineer.

The basic connection of protection relay has been shown in the picture.  The secondary of current transformer is connected to the current coil of relay. The secondary of voltage transformer is connected to the voltage coil of the relay. Whenever any fault occurs in the feeder circuit, proportionate secondary current of the CT will flow through the current coil of the relay due to which mmf of that coil increases. This increased mmf is sufficient to mechanically close the normally open contact of the relay. This relay contact actually closes and completes the DC trip coil circuit and hence the trip coil is energized. The mmf of the trip coil initiates the mechanical movement of the tripping mechanism of the circuit breaker and ultimately the circuit breaker is tripped to isolate the fault.

 Types of Relay as per various requirements:

  • Differential Relay

  • Over Current Relay

  • Frequency Actuated Relay

  • Directional Over Current Relay

  • Restricted Earth Fault Relay

  • Over Fluxing Relay

  • Distance Schemes Relay

  • Bus bar Protection Relay

  • Reverse Power Relay

  • Loss of excitation Relay

  • Negative Ph. Sequence Relay

  • Energy Meters Relay

  • Transducers Relay

  • Fault Playback Relay

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