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    www.hvpd.co.

    uk



    Our Knowledge is Your Power

    The PDSurveyor

    Handheld Partial Discharge Surveying Tool

    The PDSurveyor handheld PD surveying tool is the 'first-line of
    defence' for the detection of partial discharge activity in medium
    voltage (MV) power cables and plant in the voltage range 3.3

    kV to
    45

    kV. The unit enables the user to carry out rapid, look-see
    insulation condition testing through a unique combination of
    measurement technology, incorporating three types of PD sensor:
    HFCT, TEV and Airborne Acoustic.
    The PDSurveyor has been designed by HVPD to meet the specific requests from both utility and industrial MV
    plant owners for a simple, portable and easy-to-use PD test device which can be used by all operational staff in
    MV substations. The PDSurveyor is the most flexible handheld PD scanning device in the marketplace as it
    contains three built-in PD sensors to enable the unit to be used to detect partial discharge activity in MV metal-clad
    switchgear, MV power cables and other MV plant. It is recommended for use in Phase 1 of the HVPD 4-Phase PD
    Test and Monitoring Solution; PD pre-screening of 100% of the network.

    Features include:

    Handheld, pre-screening tool suitable On-line (in-service) detection of PD activity in MV cables,
    switchgear and other plant in the voltage range: 3.3 kV to 45 kV.

    Unique combination of 3x PD measurement circuits and sensors (TEV, Acoustic and HFCT) to provide
    an instant indication of PD activity.

    Measurement of PD in picocoulombs (pCs) in MV power cables with the split-core HFCT sensor.

    Measurement of PD in metal-clad MV switchgear / plant with TEV and Airborne Acoustic sensors.

    Lightweight & portable device which is both easy-to-use and easy-to-understand with a dynamic, 7-Level,
    colour-coded PD level display.

    With test times per plant item or cable of 10 - 20 seconds, large-area MV networks can be scanned
    quickly and easily and both the location and the severity of the PD identified.


    Standard Scope of Supply

    The PDSurveyor is supplied in a soft carry case, complete with split-core HFCT sensor, 100 kHz filter, BNC signal
    cable, battery charger, and an inspection test pad with test labels.
    1x HVPD PDSurveyor

    1x Mains Battery Charger

    1x HVPD HFCT 100/50 Sensor

    1x Soft Carry Case

    1x 100 kHz Filter

    1x User Manual

    1x Inspection Test Pad and POA Labels

    1x 2 metre BNC Cable



    www.hvpd.co.uk



    Our Knowledge is Your Power

    Application Testing Key Functions


    Measuring TEV PD activity in 11 kV
    Solid Insulated Switchgear

    Measuring PD activity in 11 kV Cable


    Unit Dimensions

    Dimensions:
    W: 120 mm
    D: 110 mm
    H: 220 mm
    Weight: 1.26 kg
    Power Supply: Li-ion Battery
    How it Works

    The PDSurveyor incorporates three individual PD sensors which are designed to pick
    up different types of PD activity in different types of MV plant, as follows:

    CT - Cable PD Circuit - Cable PD activity is measured using the external, split-core,
    High Frequency Current Transformer (HFCT 100/50) sensor, which is attached to the MV
    cables earth straps.

    TEV Circuit - Transient Earth Voltage (TEV) PD signals are generated by internal partial
    discharges in local MV equipment including switchgear and cable terminations and are
    picked up using the units built-in TEV sensor.

    AA - Airborne Acoustic Circuit - Acoustic/Ultrasonic PD signals are generated by partial
    discharges into air and these are detected using the units built-in airborne acoustic
    (ultrasonic) sensor which is placed over vents in metal-clad plants housing.

    The outputs of each of the above sensors are displayed on 3x colour-coded LED arrays
    for each of the sensors. The Guideline PD Levels vs. Plant Condition/Action for each LED
    level are shown opposite and below.



    PD Level Indication Key
    LED 1
    LEDs 2 & 3
    LEDs 4 & 5
    LEDs 6 & 7
    Green (Plant OK)
    Yellow (Moderate PD - Monitor)
    Orange (Moderate to High PD - Investigate Source of PD)
    Red (High PD - Test & Restrict Access)
    PD Level
    Indication Key
    LED Display
    Screen
    TEV
    Sensor
    Power Button
    BNC Connection
    for HFCT
    Acoustic
    Sensor

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