Didactic Equipment Low Voltage Technician Operation Security Trainer Electrical Training Equipment 

ZE3303 Didactic Equipment Low Voltage Technician Operation Security Trainer Electrical Training Equipment 
1 Product overview
1-1 Overview
1. This product is a comprehensive electrician operating platform covering electrical subject test, electrical equipment, electrician security, electrician operation, etc.
2, this product can also carry out electrical installation, wiring technology, circuit analysis, mechanical training, as well as electronic control circuit experiments, fault analysis.
1-2 Features
1. The countertop of this product is made of high-density fireproof board, and the bottom of the countertop is provided with a movable lockable wheel for easy movement.
2. This product provides two sets of power supply units, which can train two students at the same time.
3. The power supply, instrument and instrument used in this product are reliable and have a personal safety protection system.

2 Performance parameters
(1) Input power: three-phase five-wire system 380V±10% 60Hz
(2) Dimensions: 1600mm × 800mm × 1600mm
(3) Machine capacity: <2KVA
(4) Weight: <250kg
(5) Working conditions: ambient temperature -10 ° C ~ +40 ° C Relative humidity <85% (25 ° C)
3 Experiment list
1, the motor runs continuously in one direction (with jog control)
2. Positive and negative rotation of three-phase asynchronous motor
3, single-phase electric energy meter, with lighting control
4. Motor operation control circuit (with fuse, circuit breaker, electric meter, current transformer)

Experiment 22 RC dual T frequency selective network
Experiment Twenty-three Study of Phasor Trajectories in RL and RC Series Circuits
Experiment 24: R, L, C component characteristics and AC parameters determination
Experiment 25 Measurement of AC circuit parameters
Experiment 26 Study on phasor of sinusoidal steady-state AC circuit
Experiment 27 Test of characteristics of single-phase iron core transformer
Experiment 28: Determination of winding polarity of transformer
Experiment 29 Verification of single-phase watt-hour meter
Experiment 30 Measurement of power factor and phase sequence
Experiment 31: Negative Impedance Converter
Experiment thirty-two gyrator