1 kV Insulation Resistance

1 kV Insulation and Continuity Tester
Industrial maintenance
200 GΩ
Test voltage: 50-100-250-500-1,000 V
Manual / Lock / Duration modes, PI / DAR ratios
Continuity, Voltage, Capacitance
Alarms, ∆REL

Ergonomics

The new C.A 652x & C.A 653x insulation testers are compact, lightweight and simple to use, offering greater comfort for users:
– Casing designed with 600V CAT IV safety and IP54 / IK04 protection for a comfortable grip in total safety with easy access to the TEST button, even when the user is wearing safety gloves

Magnetic stand for fixing the product on a metal surface so that users have their hands free when measuring and reading the result
Wide backlit screen with double digital display and logarithmic bargraph, secondary display showing the actual test voltage, the test current and the timer value, in addition to the value measured
Remote control with torch for error-free identification of the points of measurement, even in environments with poor lighting
Green/red Pass/FailLED indicator on the C.A 6526 for direct indication of the test result, even if the buzzer is deactivated.

Insulation Tests

Direct access to the main functions (configuration, etc.)
Direct access to the measurements (harmonics, flicker, etc.)
Voltage/current inputs equipped with colour-coded inserts
Large colour TFT screen for easy reading
Battery life: 13 hrs

The multiple functions of the Qualistar+ C.A 8336 make it a versatile instrument. It is suitable for applications up to 1,000 V in CAT III and 600 V in CAT IV.

Continuity Tests

The continuity test function, which complies with the IEC 61557 standard (200 mA current), is enhanced on certain models with a 20 mA test current, with the advantage of prolonging battery life in normal use. This function is equipped with activefuselessprotection if a voltage is present.

Measurement Adaptability

On most of the models in the C.A 652X & C.A 653x range, you can activate an alarm threshold, choosing between 2 fixed thresholds and 1 customizable threshold for each measurement.

Furthermore, the ΔREL function can be used to display the measurements which differ from a reference measurement. The display shows the value of the variation and the percentage in relation to the reference.