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       The MOEORW‑5087C on‑line partial discharge (PD) monitoring device is engineered for high‑voltage electrical equipment. Supported by HFCT high‑frequency current sensors, it enables long‑term on‑site partial discharge monitoring while target assets remain in service.

        This system consists of a PD acquisition unit and HFCT sensors. The acquisition unit offers three parallel measurement channels to interface with up to three HFCT sensors simultaneously. It samples partial discharge pulse signals, extracts discharge characteristic parameters, and generates PRPD and PRPS patterns. Dual communication interfaces are deployed for data delivery. The Ethernet port transmits pattern datasets, whereas the RS‑485 interface (Modbus protocol) outputs PD characteristic quantities and alarm messages. Upon alarm triggering, pattern data will be locked to preserve anomaly records for post‑event analysis.

       Two power supply variants, 220 V and 24 V, are available. Housed in a metallic DIN‑rail‑mounted enclosure, the unit adopts passive natural cooling for field deployment. Both the main unit and sensors feature a 3 MHz‑30 MHz operating bandwidth alongside a 60 dB dynamic range, with power‑frequency synchronization supported. Capable of stable operation within ‑25 ℃ to +55 ℃, the device evaluates insulation conditions of high‑voltage apparatus in real time and identifies potential insulation defects at an early stage.

Features

  1. Three‑channel parallel acquisition One acquisition unit integrates three measurement channels. It connects three HFCT high‑frequency current sensors for parallel sampling of partial‑discharge pulses. Power‑frequency synchronization is implemented to guarantee accurate phase information of PD events.
  2. On‑board PD pattern generation Characteristic‑value computation is performed locally on hardware. PRPD and PRPS patterns are generated natively. Patterns are automatically locked once an alarm is activated and refreshed only after alarm data retrieval, so raw anomaly records can be well preserved.
  3. Dual‑interface heterogeneous communication Ethernet and RS‑485 interfaces are equipped. The Ethernet port transmits high‑volume pattern streams over proprietary TCP/IP, while RS‑485 outputs PD features and alarms via Modbus. This design satisfies diverse site integration requirements.
  4. Superior detection performance It delivers 3 MHz‑30 MHz detection bandwidth, 60 dB dynamic range and ±1 dB sensitivity, enabling reliable identification of high‑frequency partial‑discharge pulses.
  5. Multi‑power‑supply options and industrial‑grade construction Both 220 V and 24 V power‑supply versions are available. Adopting a metal DIN‑rail‑mounted enclosure with passive natural cooling, the unit is compact and lightweight. It operates stably over a wide temperature range of ‑25 ℃ to +55 ℃ and resists high humidity as well as vibration from operation and transportation.
  6. Compatible with split‑core HFCT sensors Matched with split‑ring Rogowski‑coil HFCT sensors, the system permits on‑site installation without power‑off or cable disconnection. It continuously monitors insulation status of high‑voltage equipment and gives early warnings against insulation degradation.

Parameter

Channels 3-channel parallel measurement
Detection Sensitivity ±1 dB (for all channels)
Detection Dynamic Range 60 dB
Detection Signal Bandwidth High-Frequency Current (HFCT): 3 MHz – 30 MHz
Power Supply 220 V AC or 24 V DC (Selectable)
Synchronization Supports Power Frequency Synchronization
Communication Interfaces RJ45, RS485

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