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BK-130 

3-2 

CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 

 

Descriptions are keyed to Figure 3-1. 
 
1. 

Main Power Indicator. 

 

2.  

Main Power Circuit Breaker.  

 Interrupts all power into set. 

 
3. 

F1(120V)  F1,2 (220V)

 - Control Power Fuse/Fuses. 

 
4. 

Transformer Power Circuit Breaker

 - Interrupts power to HV Transformer.  Breaker must  

be on to activate High Voltage. 
 

5. 

Measurement Divider Switch -

 Selects proper overload and voltmeter circuitry for the H.V. output 

terminal being used.  Match switch setting to output being used on HV transformer. 

 
6. 

Overload Trip

 - Use for presetting desired Overcurrent trip setting.  Range  

approximately 10-110% of rated current. 

 
7. 

Reset

 - Will light when Overcurrent trip setting is exceeded.  Push to reset. Lamp must be 

extinguished for H.V. ON.  

 
8. 

Emergency Off

 

– Push down to stop test immediately. Button must be pulled up to activate High 

Voltage Output. 

 
9.          

High Voltage On Switch and Indicator Lamp -

 Turns on H.V. when Ready indicator is illuminated.  

 
10. 

High Voltage Off Switch and Indicator Lamp

 - Turns H.V. off, indicator shows when all conditions 

are met to turn H.V. ON. (External Interlock closed, Reset Lamp off, Emergency Off Button pulled up, 
Voltage Control at Zero). 

 
11. 

Voltage Control

 - Adjusts Output Voltage and must be set at zero to turn High Voltage on.  

 
12. 

Currentmeter Range Selector. 

 
13. 

Output Currentmeter. 

 
14. 

Output Voltmeter. 

 

15. 

SX1 External Interlock

 - Provides for user connection of external interlock or auxiliary safety control 

device such as Emergency Off Switch, Gate Switch, Footswitch, Dead man Switch, etc.  Included plug 
has shorting jumper installed to complete circuit.  Jumper must be removed and cable connected to 
user supplied device by user if desired to use this provision.  Only non-energized switch or dry relay 
contact devices may be used.  This is a series 120VAC circuit that must remain closed for High 
Voltage to be activated. 

 
16. 

Output to Transformer

 - High Voltage Transformer power connection. 

 
17. 

Main Input

 

– Main input cable connects here.  

 
18.  

Ground Terminal. 

 

19. 

TX1

 

– Signal/ Metering cable between H.V. Unit and controls connects here.  

 
20. 

Test Cell Timer.   

Press START/RESET to start the timer after test voltage has been reached.  Press 

START/RESET again to reset timer to the original setting.  Press HV OFF BYPASS to allow high 
voltage to remain on after the timer has expired.  Test time can be set using the buttons on the face of 
the timer. 

Summary of Contents for BK130

Page 1: ...130 USER S MANUAL AC DIELECTRIC TEST SET 600 SERIES Model Number BK130 36 Version 5 1 Phenix Technologies Inc 75 Speicher Drive Accident Maryland 21520 Copyright Phenix Technologies Inc Rev 2 9 2015 n...

Page 2: ...BK 130 DANGER...

Page 3: ...Test Equipment have been listed below for your reference Become familiar with your instrument before performing an actual test Know your work area check that all circuits are de energized and locked o...

Page 4: ...CTRICAL 4 OPERATIONAL VERIFICATION GENERAL TEST 5 GROUND GUARD RETURN CONNECTIONS 6 CALIBRATION 7 TROUBLESHOOTING 8 MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE 9 CHECKING OIL PURITY SPECIFICATIONS 10 TRANSPORTING STORAGE...

Page 5: ...ng Ambient Temperature 10 40 degrees C Output Termination 2 Polished Ball 36 kV 3 x 12 High Voltage Spinning 130 kV Metering Digital Output Voltmeter 3 Digit LCD Accuracy 0 8 of reading 2 of range Out...

Page 6: ...care in removing shipping materials so as not to damage unit 2 Perform visual inspection to determine if unit was damaged during shipment If there are any signs of physical damage such as dents scratc...

Page 7: ...BK 130 3 1 SECTION 3 CONTROLS AND INDICATORS Control Section FIGURE 3 1 TECHNOLOGIES PHENIX...

Page 8: ...sed Reset Lamp off Emergency Off Button pulled up Voltage Control at Zero 11 Voltage Control Adjusts Output Voltage and must be set at zero to turn High Voltage on 12 Currentmeter Range Selector 13 Ou...

Page 9: ...BK 130 3 3 CONTROLS AND INDICATORS FIGURE 3 2...

Page 10: ...st be connected from Ground to Return When the Jumper Clip is tied from Ground to Guard GRD any stray leakage currents associated with Ground or Guard will bypass the Current Meter and will not be mea...

Page 11: ...be sure the floor will be strong enough to support the unit If outdoor operation is to be used the site for the base must be capable of supporting the unit without any settling that would tilt the ass...

Page 12: ...30kV position 4 Connect the RETURN terminal at the base of the high voltage transformer to the meter receptacle on the boom using a coaxial lead Included in the optional accessory package 5 Connect th...

Page 13: ...BK 130 4 3 INITIAL SET UP ELECTRICAL Figure 4 1 TYPICAL TEST CONNECTIONS FOR CATEGORIES A B AERIAL DEVICES BONDING JUMPER BONDING JUMPER BONDING JUMPER EARTH or FACILITY GROUND HV TRANSFORMER CONTROLS...

Page 14: ...selector switch on the front panel is in the 130kV position 4 Connect the RETURN terminal at the base of the high voltage transformer to the chassis of the truck using the supplied lead 5 Connect the...

Page 15: ...Setup Electrical Figure 4 2 TYPICAL TEST CONNECTIONS FOR CATEGORY C AERIAL DEVICES BONDING JUMPER BONDING JUMPER BONDING JUMPER EARTH or FACILITY GROUND HV TRANSFORMER CONTROLS ISOLATION PADS UNDER TI...

Page 16: ...ront panel is in the 130kV position 4 Connect the RETURN terminal at the base of the high voltage transformer to the chassis of the truck using the supplied lead 5 Connect the power connector on the h...

Page 17: ...130 4 7 INITIAL SETUP ELECTRICAL Figure 4 3 TYPICAL TEST CONNECTIONS FOR CHASSIS INSULATORS EARTH or FACILITY GROUND HV TRANSFORMER CONTROLS ISOLATION PADS UNDER TIRES AND OUTRIGGERS CONTROLS CONTROL...

Page 18: ...will engage External Interlock loop must be closed Emergency Off switch must be closed mushroom button up Overload Reset Lamp must be off Voltage Control at Zero Start and Transformer Power Circuit Br...

Page 19: ...shorted output conditions Rated output currents are only available through a capacitive load of sufficient value Shorted current values should never exceed 50 of rated currents for the High Voltage Ta...

Page 20: ...t will require Set the dial to a high enough value to preclude false failure indications If this value is not known it is recommended that the dial be left in a higher setting 6 Press the HV On switch...

Page 21: ...ses the return current from ground to the RETURN terminal of the high voltage transformer 2 Guard Mode Use for boom and chassis insulator testing For test objects that can be fully isolated from groun...

Page 22: ...BK 130 6 2 GUARD GROUND RETURN CONNECTIONS Figure 6 1...

Page 23: ...ately rated High Voltage loads isolated from ground to the high voltage unit that will allow each full range current to be drawn at approximately 15 or higher output voltage This allows sufficient res...

Page 24: ...inimum 1 current trip level should be approx 18mA When dial is set to maximum 11 trip level should be approx 198mA b Set the Overload Trip potentiometer R15 on the front panel to 1 and the Current Ran...

Page 25: ...gency off has been pressed pull switch button up External interlock is open SX1 Voltage Control dial is not in zero start position Protection circuit Overload Trip is not Reset Transformer Power circu...

Page 26: ...range switch or wiring Faulty Circuit on PCB1257 5 Voltmeter inoperable Faulty TX1 interconnect cable Meter damaged No high voltage present at output bushing Damaged or inoperative Measurement Divider...

Page 27: ...oints for oil leakage If a leak is found retighten bolts to 5 ft lbs 3 Control Box Regulator Section At least once every year the control assembly should be removed for inspection of the regulator ass...

Page 28: ...ASTM D 877 test procedure If the oil tests lower than this consult Phenix Technologies Service Department for recommendations Generally for small portable transformers with small oil volumes draining...

Page 29: ...ir dielectric strengths of over 30 000 volts b Excellent Oxidation Stability Excellent oxidation stability and high resistance to sludging provide protection particularly where high temperatures are l...

Page 30: ...hibitor Content ASTM D2668 w w 0 30 max Interfacial tension ASTM D971 dynes cm 40 min Density 15 C ASTM D1298 g ml 0 91 max Viscosity 100 C ASTM D445 cSt 3 0 max Viscosity 40 C ASTM D445 cSt 12 0 max...

Page 31: ...ering to prevent damages during transport Prior to operation all insulating materials and bushings should be cleaned Protective caps should be in place on connectors 4 Optional cover for the transform...

Page 32: ...D TR M K K K TB X Intensite Diode Transisteur Thyristor Borne Ouvert Ferme Contact de SYMBOLE ZU SCHEMA SYMBOLES POUR SCHEMA DE CIRCUIT CIRCUIT DIAGRAM SYMBOLS Variable Resisitor Resistor Lamp Indicat...

Page 33: ...BK 130 13 1 SECTION 13 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS Drawing Number Description 9602130 120 V BK130 Electrical PCB 1257 9602132 220 240 V BK130 Electrical PCB 1257...

Page 34: ...include the serial number of the unit as well as the part number of the replacement part When your purchase order is received at our office a representative of Phenix Technologies will contact you to...

Page 35: ...ive for a recommendation Current prices may be obtained by contacting the Parts Ordering Department at Phenix Technologies PART NAME COMPUTER RECOMMENDED NUMBER QUANTITY LCD Meter KNS 3 Digit DMO 66T...

Page 36: ...WR CBL 10 2 20FT INTERCONNECT 1 POWER CBL 220V 30110029 PWR CBL 14 2 20FT INTERCONNECT 1 R15 1761098 10k 2W LINEAR 01F2644 1 R15 DIAL 1355910 46 15 010 DIAL 30 0 011 1 R15 KNOB 1355101 26 15 61 3 KNOB...

Page 37: ...066 13V TRANZORB 4 MOV3001 3 120 V 31107000 METAL OXIDE VARISTOR ASSY 1 MOV 3001 3 220 V 1606110 V275LA40 MOVISTOR 3 R3001 3002 1748410 200MEGS 1 6W ROX4ST SSX103 4 R3003 3004 1724400 0 5W 200K 1 2 R3...

Page 38: ...er Reason for Return Cause of Defect If Phenix Technologies Inc deems return of the part appropriate it will then issue an Authorization for Return If return is not deemed advisable other inspection a...

Page 39: ...s Manual are correct If there are concerns or comments as you have used this information Phenix Technologies appreciates any feedback Unit Serial Number Sect Page s Comment Please return to Phenix Te...

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