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    This document provides instructions for connecting test equipment to conduct insulation testing on different cable configurations and for sheath testing. It explains that for a 3-core system or 3-core cable with separate shields on each core, all three cores can be tested at once. For a cable with a common shield, each core must be tested separately while shorting the other two cores to ground. It also describes grounding requirements when the test equipment is powered by a grounded mains socket versus an ungrounded source.

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    This document provides instructions for connecting test equipment to conduct insulation testing on different cable configurations and for sheath testing. It explains that for a 3-core system or 3-core cable with separate shields on each core, all three cores can be tested at once. For a cable with a common shield, each core must be tested separately while shorting the other two cores to ground. It also describes grounding requirements when the test equipment is powered by a grounded mains socket versus an ungrounded source.

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    How To Connect - KPG25kV PDF

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    Mario PS
    This document provides instructions for connecting test equipment to conduct insulation testing on different cable configurations and for sheath testing. It explains that for a 3-core system or 3-core cable with separate shields on each core, all three cores can be tested at once. For a cable with a common shield, each core must be tested separately while shorting the other two cores to ground. It also describes grounding requirements when the test equipment is powered by a grounded mains socket versus an ungrounded source.

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    Station Ground

    (red) HV Connecting Cable


    (black) Station Ground Cable
    Mains Plug
    in a
    grounded
    Mains
    Socket
    Connecting the Test Equipment
    for Insulation Testing:
    of a 3x single-core system
    or of a three-core-cable with
    separate shield on each core
    All three cores can be tested at the same time.
    wire bridges (insulated)
    If the device is powered by Mains Voltage from a
    grounded Mains Socket (the yellow control light
    lights on), there is no need of additional grounding
    by the green/yellow protection ground cable.
    If the KPG25kV is powered by internal battery, by
    external DC or by an ungrounded Mains, then
    connect the green/yellow protection ground cable
    to an auxiliary earth electrode (safety ground).
    Station Ground
    (red) HV Connecting Cable
    (black) Station Ground Cable
    Connecting the Test Equipment
    for Insulation Testing:
    of a three-core-cable with only
    one common shield (e.g. PILC)
    Each core must be tested separately, the other
    two cores must be shorted to ground!
    Mains Plug
    in a
    grounded
    Mains
    Socket
    If the device is powered by Mains Voltage from a
    grounded Mains Socket (the yellow control light
    lights on), there is no need of additional grounding
    by the green/yellow protection ground cable.
    If the KPG25kV is powered by internal battery, by
    external DC or by an ungrounded Mains, then
    connect the green/yellow protection ground cable
    to an auxiliary earth electrode (safety ground).
    Station Ground
    (red) HV Connecting Cable
    (black) Station Ground Cable
    Connecting the Test Equipment
    for Sheath Testing:
    of a 3x single-core system
    The sheaths of all three cores can be tested at
    the same time.
    Mains Plug
    in a
    grounded
    Mains
    Socket
    If the device is powered by Mains Voltage from a
    grounded Mains Socket (the yellow control light
    lights on), there is no need of additional grounding
    by the green/yellow protection ground cable.
    If the KPG25kV is powered by internal battery, by
    external DC or by an ungrounded Mains, then
    connect the green/yellow protection ground cable
    to an auxiliary earth electrode (safety ground).
    wire bridges (insulated)
    Note: The cable shields at the other end of the cable
    must be disconnected from ground too!

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