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    8. Which of the following acceptance tests is optional for a 13200-480Y/277V 2500kVA dry-type transformer? Your Answer: Power-factor or dissipation-factor tests on all windings Help: NETA ATS-2021 7.2.1.2.B Per NETA ATS-2025 7.2.1.2.B.3 Power-factor or dissipation factor tests on all windings is optional.

    Posted by user241 on 06-30-2025
  • Budget Protection Relay Tester

    Owen is their sales person for North America, based in Canada. Owen XIONG Email: owen@kingsine.com

    Posted by user1087 on 06-25-2025
  • NETA 2 exam help

    hey guys this is the second time i took the exam i got a 403 the first time and this time around i got a 378. i bought the exam prep of neta world and did extreme well. i truly dont know what route to go towards. kind of lost what should i do

    Posted by eric_bunnell on 06-25-2025
  • Budget Protection Relay Tester

    Thanks a lot for the feedback. I have been looking at Kingsine for some time, but I was always very tentative given the reputation of some of the Chinese brands. Ponovo is another Chinese brand on my radar, but I have received some positive recommendations for Kingsine. A senior field Engineer with a lot of Omicron equipment actually recommended the Kingsine...

    Posted by user155 on 06-25-2025
  • Budget Protection Relay Tester

    We purchased a Kingsine KFA310 for the same reason. It has been about 6 months and so far we haven't had any issues with it. It does everything that we need, but we aren't doing heavy duty relay testing every day. The 310 has 3 currents and 4 voltages, and we paid to have the currents upgraded to 30A output capacity (50A single output). I think all in it...

    Posted by user1087 on 06-22-2025
  • Measuring Capacitance Across A-B Terminals

    For clarity on this, the answer is 576 due to capacitors in series reciprocate. Since the terminals on A and B are measured and in series, the capacitance of 1152 reciprocates or simply its just half. Same as when two 100 ohm resistors in parallel half to 50 total Resistance. Seems like everyones math is on point, just one of those small details that NETA ...

    Posted by bobby_block on 06-17-2025
  • Most suitable power-factor test voltage for 13.8kV?

    I just performed this test on this exact scenario. Kalbi Rob is 100% correct. I spoke with Doble about this as well and they confirmed the same. What i would like to know is, how critical are the actual test answers. Kalbi's answer is true however the question said power factor specifically. Would they not accept the 2k and 8k answer because it doesnt state...

    Posted by bobby_block on 06-17-2025
  • Budget Protection Relay Tester

    Good day, Can anyone recommend a good reliable budget brand for Protection relay testers? There is no need to have advanced features, just the equivalent of QuickCMC from Omicron and enough rated burden to test digital and most typical EM relays.

    Posted by user155 on 06-16-2025
  • Beyond the Basics: Advanced Electrical Testing Methods Explained

    Electrical testing has long been a fundamental practice for assessing the functionality and safety of electrical equipment. Traditional methods often involve applying a steady voltage or current signal and measuring a straightforward response, such as resistance, continuity, or insulation quality. However, with advancements in computer technology and anal...

    Posted by TestGuy on 06-09-2025
  • Four Rules for Effective Electrical Equipment Maintenance

    Regular testing of electrical equipment in the field is a critical step for ensuring safe and efficient operation throughout its service life. Adhering to these four fundamental guidelines can significantly enhance the maintenance process, thereby maximizing equipment longevity and functionality. ## 1. Keep it dry Water and electricity form a dangerous com...

    Posted by TestGuy on 06-08-2025
  • Which Circuit Breaker Finder Should I Buy? Klein or VDIAGTOOL?

    same, Klein works, I don't even think about the problems

    Posted by LeoTools32 on 06-06-2025
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    **Convert the vector (–1.0, 1.0) into magnitude/angle form.** Answers have -45, 0, 2, 45, and 135 degrees as potentials. -1,1 is in the third quadrant, meaning the angles should be between 180 and 270 degrees (in this case 215), vice the I believe 135 degree which is marked as the correct answer.

    Posted by Aeoleone on 06-03-2025
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