Product Overview
The Customized Lightning Impulse Generator for High Voltage Test Laboratory Projects is designed for organizations building new laboratories, expanding existing testing capabilities, or upgrading their impulse testing equipment.
A successful laboratory project requires more than selecting a voltage rating. The generator, wave-shaping components, measuring system, test object, electrical clearances, grounding, control room, and safety arrangements must be considered together.
Our engineering team can help review the intended applications and develop a suitable configuration based on test voltage, energy, waveform requirements, laboratory layout, and applicable standards.
The scope can range from a standalone generator to a more comprehensive system including measurement equipment, control functions, accessories, and agreed installation support.
New Laboratory Construction: Define the required impulse generator, measurement system, waveform functions, and laboratory interfaces.
Existing Laboratory Upgrade: Review current equipment and identify requirements for generator replacement, waveform capability, measurement upgrades, or control modernization.
Transformer Testing Laboratory: Configure the required impulse generation and measurement functions for specified transformer testing.
Multi-Equipment Testing Laboratory: Evaluate whether one system configuration can support several test objects and waveform requirements.
Research and Development Facility: Specify an appropriate impulse source and measuring arrangement for the planned research applications.
Required impulse voltage and stored energy.
Full-wave, chopped-wave, or switching impulse requirements.
Test-object capacitance and connection arrangements.
Measuring divider and digital recorder specifications.
Laboratory layout and electrical clearances.
Grounding, interlocks, and safety procedures.
Technical documentation and commissioning scope.
Transportation, delivery, and future expansion requirements.
Q1: Can you recommend equipment before our laboratory design is complete?
Yes. Preliminary requirements can be reviewed first, followed by more detailed configuration as the laboratory design develops.
Q2: What information is needed for an initial proposal?
Provide intended test objects, voltage requirements, waveforms, applicable standards, approximate laboratory dimensions, and project stage.
Q3: Can you supply only the generator for an existing laboratory?
Yes, subject to technical review of the existing measurement equipment, interfaces, ratings, and safety arrangements.
Q4: Can you provide layout drawings and technical documentation?
The available drawings and documentation can be defined in the agreed project scope.
Q5: Can the system be expanded later?
Future expansion depends on the equipment architecture, electrical ratings, compatibility, and additional test requirements.
Whether you are constructing a new laboratory, upgrading an existing test facility, or expanding your impulse testing capacity, contact Sansion Power to discuss your project requirements and request a technical proposal.