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| NE666:
--- Quote from: bdunham7 on August 19, 2024, 03:16:44 pm ---Could you explain exactly what a "substation with relay protection" is? --- End quote --- A mains utility switching and distribution site. "Relay protection" refers to the systems used therein to trip high voltage / high current circuit breakers in the distribution path automatically, in the event of a fault being detected e.g overload, phase to ground short etc. That is to say, as others have said, it's not a place to be bringing toy instruments to work. |
| Furna:
--- Quote from: Fungus on August 19, 2024, 03:17:13 pm --- --- Quote from: skander36 on August 19, 2024, 03:01:42 pm ---With ut195m you are at 30 euro away from Brymen 867 which is a no-brainer choose ... --- End quote --- Is even that level of meter necessary? Brymen makes many meters for under 100 Euros. eg. https://brymen.eu/shop/bm2807-cse/ --- End quote --- I am not a fun of those web sites that looks like the manufacturer's one and are more expensive than an authorized distributor ... Anyway Brymen BM2807 CSE is rated 600V only; BM867s is what could satisfy the OP that speak about 1000V. But really the emplyer should provide what the employee need to carry on the duties. |
| Furna:
--- Quote from: tszaboo on August 19, 2024, 03:25:42 pm --- --- Quote from: skander36 on August 19, 2024, 03:01:42 pm --- With ut195m you are at 30 euro away from Brymen 867 which is a no-brainer choose ... --- End quote --- Very good point on that. Just checking, is it tested by third parties? --- End quote --- BM869s is for sure "UL Listed", not sure about BM867s anyway Brymen is a very reputable company. |
| bdunham7:
--- Quote from: NE666 on August 19, 2024, 03:40:25 pm ---A mains utility switching and distribution site. "Relay protection" refers to the systems used therein to trip high voltage / high current circuit breakers in the distribution path automatically, in the event of a fault being detected e.g overload, phase to ground short etc. That is to say, as others have said, it's not a place to be bringing toy instruments to work. --- End quote --- I know what it means generally, but I'm thinking the OP might mean something else. Electrical substations usually have a lot more than 1000V in at least part of their wiring. Here in the US they typically don't have any low voltage at all except for perhaps control systems. |
| skander36:
--- Quote from: Furna on August 19, 2024, 03:53:28 pm --- --- Quote from: tszaboo on August 19, 2024, 03:25:42 pm --- --- Quote from: skander36 on August 19, 2024, 03:01:42 pm --- With ut195m you are at 30 euro away from Brymen 867 which is a no-brainer choose ... --- End quote --- Very good point on that. Just checking, is it tested by third parties? --- End quote --- BM869s is for sure "UL Listed", not sure about BM867s anyway Brymen is a very reputable company. --- End quote --- Both meters are on the same platform and certifications. The 869s has some features extra. |
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