AC network insulation monitor ISOMETER® IR155-4203/IR155-4204
AC/DCDC

AC network insulation monitor - ISOMETER® IR155-4203/IR155-4204 - BENDER GmbH & Co KG - AC/DC / DC
AC network insulation monitor - ISOMETER® IR155-4203/IR155-4204 - BENDER GmbH & Co KG - AC/DC / DC
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for AC networks, AC/DC, DC

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Insulation monitoring device (IMD) for unearthed DC drive systems (IT systems) in electric vehicles Continuous measurement of the insulation resistance 0…10 MΩ Insulation monitoring of AC and DC insulation faults for unearthed systems (IT systems) 0…1000 V Short-circuit proof outputs for fault detection and measured value Suitable for 12 V and 24 V systems The ISOMETER® iso-F1 IR155-4203/-4204 monitors the insulation resistance between the insulated and active HV-conductors of an electrical drive system (Un = DC 0 V…1000 V) and the reference earth (chassis ground > Kl.31). The patented measurement technology is used to monitor the condition of the insulation on the DC side as well as on the AC motor side of the electrical drive system. Existing insulations faults will be signalised reliably even under high system interferences which can be caused by motor control processes, accelerating, energy recovering etc. Features Suitable for 12 V and 24 V systems Automatic device self test Continuous measurement of insulation resistance 0…10 MΩ – Response time < 2 s after power on for first estimated insulation resistance (SST) – Response time < 20 s for measured insulation resistance (DCP) Automatic adaptation to the existing system leakage capacitance (≤1 μF) Detection of ground faults and lost ground line Isolation monitoring of AC and DC insulation faults for unearthed systems (IT systems) 0…1000 V peak

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