SISCO AC safety tester with its high output power and stable performance, this system is ideal for demanding industrial environments where reliability and safety are critical. Built in a robust cabinet structure with mobility support, the hipot tester is suitable for testing motors, transformers, cables, and other high-capacity electrical products.

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SISCO hipot tester is used to test the insulation strength of electrical devices and systems by applying a high voltage to ensure they can withstand electrical stress without breakdown. It is commonly applied in industries such as electronics, automotive, medical devices, telecommunications, power distribution, renewable energy, industrial machinery, and construction to verify electrical safety, prevent failures, and ensure compliance with safety standards.
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| Model | SISCO-HT-RK1156 |
| Withstand Voltage Test | |
| Output Voltage | AC 0 – 5000 V |
| Voltage Accuracy | ± (5% + 3 V) |
| Test Current | 0.02 – 11 mA |
| Current Accuracy | ± (5% + 3 digits) |
| Test Time | 1 – 300 s |
| Insulation Resistance Test | |
| Output Voltage | AC 200 – 1000 V |
| Voltage Accuracy | ± (5% + 3 V) |
| Resistance Range | 1.0 MΩ – 1000 MΩ |
| Accuracy (≤50 MΩ) | ± (5% + 0.5 MΩ) |
| Accuracy (>50 MΩ) | ± (10% + 10 MΩ) |
| Test Time | 1 – 300 s |
| Ground Bond Test | |
| Output Current | AC 10 – 25 A |
| Current Accuracy | ±5% |
| Resistance Range | 1–200 mΩ (11–25 A), 5–600 mΩ (10 A) |
| Resistance Accuracy | ± (5% + 3 mΩ) |
| Test Time | 1 – 300 s |
| Leakage Current Test | |
| Output Voltage | 1.03× / 1.11× input voltage (via isolation transformer) |
| Voltage Accuracy | ± (5% + 3 V) |
| Test Current | 0.05 – 11.00 mA |
| Current Accuracy | ± (5% + 3 digits) |
| Test Time | 1 – 300 s |
| Power Test | |
| Output Voltage | 1.0× Input Voltage (via isolation transformer) |
| Voltage Accuracy | ± (2% + 3 V) |
| Test Current | 0.1 – 20.00 A |
| Current Accuracy | ± (2% + 3 mA) |
| Test Power | 0 – 3000 W |
| Power Accuracy | ± (2% + 3 W) |
| Test Time | 1 – 300 s |
| Start-Up Test | |
| Output Voltage | 0.80× / 0.85× / 0.90× input voltage |
| Voltage Accuracy | ± (5% + 3 V) |
| Test Current | 0.1 – 20.00 A |
| Current Accuracy | ± (5% + 0.03 A) |
| Test Time | 1 – 300 s |
| General Specifications | |
| Power Supply | AC 200 V ±10%, 50 Hz ±5% |
| No-load Power Consumption | Approx. 30 W |
| Operating Temperature | 20 ±10°C |
| Operating Humidity | ≤ 60% RH |
| Dimensions | 1160 * 558 * 1466 mm |
| Weight | 70 kg |
Q1: What is hipot tester?
A1: AC-DC test transformer, using advanced production equipment, using the coil winding epoxy vacuum casting and CD-type core of the new technology, and similar products compared to oil-immersed transformers, significantly reduce the weight, reduce the volume, in quality to improve the insulation strength and resistance to moisture degree, and effectively weaken the leakage of magnetic and greatly enhance the transformer to withstand the impact of test short-circuit current capacity.
Q2: Is high voltage testing destructive?
A2: Hipot (or high potential testing) is a non-destructive test that goes by many names: overvoltage testing, dielectric breakdown testing, dielectric withstand testing, or insulation resistance testing. Some of all of these tests are designed to make sure that the insulation materials used in your motor are doing their job.
Q3: What is the difference between the hipot and the Megger?
A3: Both instruments apply a relatively high voltage to the insulator and absorb leakage current through the insulator commensurate with its insulation characteristics and condition. However, the megohmmeter gives the operator a measured value, while the hipot acts.
Tips: Is high voltage AC hipot testing safe?
Yes, high voltage AC hipot testing is safe when performed correctly and with proper precautions.
High voltage AC hipot testers are designed with multiple built-in safety features to protect both the operator and the equipment. These typically include overcurrent protection, arc detection, automatic discharge, and emergency stop functions, which help prevent accidents during high-voltage testing.
However, because the test involves applying voltages significantly higher than normal operating levels, it does carry inherent risks if misused. To ensure safe operation:
Operators should follow standard testing procedures and safety guidelines
Proper grounding and insulation must be ensured before testing
The test area should be clearly marked and restricted during operation
Only trained personnel should operate the equipment
When used under the correct conditions, high voltage AC hipot testing is a reliable and safe method for verifying electrical insulation performance.
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