KEXST-C Type Remote Control Insulating Boots (Gloves) Withstand Voltage Test Device

Product Name: Remote Control Insulating Boots (Gloves) Withstand Voltage Test Machine
Product Model: KEXST-C
Product Aliases: 1. Insulating Boots and Gloves Withstand Voltage Test Device
                 2. Insulating Gloves (Boots) AC Withstand Voltage Test Device
                 3. Fully Automatic Insulating Boots (Gloves) Withstand Voltage Test Machine

I. Product Overview:
      The KEXST-C Type Remote Control Insulating Boots and Gloves Withstand Voltage Test Device is a specialized equipment designed and produced for batch testing of insulating boots (gloves) based on the "Preventive Test Regulations for Electrical Safety Tools" issued by the State Power Corporation, incorporating continuous improvements from extensive user feedback.
      This product effectively addresses past non-standard testing practices, improves work efficiency, and ensures operational safety, making it an ideal device for insulating boots (gloves) withstand voltage tests. Key advantages: remote operation from high-voltage test equipment, one-key remote control throughout the process, greatly enhancing operator safety.
II. Technical Parameters:
      1. Power Supply Voltage: AC220V, 50Hz
      2. Rated Power: 3 kVA
      3. Rated Output Voltage: 0–30 kV
      4. Digital display with zero position, overcurrent, timing, and alarm functions.
III. Usage Method:
      1. After unpacking, secure the test device and connect the ground wire.
      2. Before testing, place steel balls inside the test sample, then adjust the electrode rod with the locking screw so that the electrode inserts into the insulating boot (glove) and contacts the steel ball surface.
      3. Remote control buttons: "1" is the stop button, "2" is the start button, "3" is the voltage increase button, "4" is the voltage decrease button, "5" is the timing button, "6" is the standby button.
      4. Connect the power supply, press the air switch, the power indicator lights up. Press button "2", the work indicator lights up. If it does not light, it means the voltage regulator is not at zero; press button "4" to decrease voltage, then press button "2", followed by button "3" to increase voltage. When the desired voltage is reached, press button "5" to start timing. When the time is up, the buzzer sounds. Press button "4" to return the voltage regulator to zero, then press button "1" to end the test.
      5. The leftmost digital meter is the high-voltage meter (kV), followed by six smart current meters (mA). The six high-voltage leakage current meters (mA) have corresponding overcurrent indicator lights above them, each in one-to-one correspondence.