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18-473-254-502 | Siemens Portable Test Set
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Product Description P/N: 18-473-254-502
Description
The Siemens 18-473-254-502 is a portable test set designed for field diagnostics and testing of protection relays and control systems. Compact and user-friendly, it enables technicians to perform on-site troubleshooting and maintenance with reliable accuracy.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
|---|---|
| Brand | Siemens |
| Category | Test and Measurement Accessories |
| Part Number | 18-473-254-502 |
| Subcategory |
Test & Meter Accessory Modules
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| Portability | Portable |
| Application | Testing Static Overcurrent Tripping Systems |
| Input Voltage | 120 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Input Current | 15 A |
| Output Current (High Scale) | 1 A Max Continuous |
| Output Current (Low Scale) | 0.75 A Max Continuous |
| Open Circuit Output Voltage | 0–22 VDC |
| Weight | 9.98 kgs |
Information About 18-473-254-502
The Siemens 18-473-254-502, also known as the PTS-4 Portable Test Set, is a specialized device designed for testing static overcurrent tripping systems in circuit breakers. This portable unit allows technicians to perform on-site verification and calibration of overcurrent protection mechanisms, ensuring the reliability and safety of electrical distribution systems.
Key Features:
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Model: 18-473-254-502 (PTS-4)
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Device Type: Portable Injection Test Set
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Application: Testing static overcurrent tripping systems in circuit breakers
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Input Power: 120 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 15 A
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Output Current:
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High Scale: 1 A maximum continuous
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Low Scale: 0.75 A maximum continuous
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Output Voltage: 0–22 V DC open circuit
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Portability: Designed for field use with a compact and transportable form factor
The PTS-4 facilitates accurate simulation of overcurrent conditions, enabling precise assessment of circuit breaker trip settings and performance. This ensures that protection systems operate correctly during actual overcurrent events, thereby enhancing the safety and reliability of electrical installations.
Description
The Siemens 18-473-254-502 is a portable test set designed for field diagnostics and testing of protection relays and control systems. Compact and user-friendly, it enables technicians to perform on-site troubleshooting and maintenance with reliable accuracy.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
|---|---|
| Brand | Siemens |
| Category | Test and Measurement Accessories |
| Part Number | 18-473-254-502 |
| Subcategory |
Test & Meter Accessory Modules
|
| Portability | Portable |
| Application | Testing Static Overcurrent Tripping Systems |
| Input Voltage | 120 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Input Current | 15 A |
| Output Current (High Scale) | 1 A Max Continuous |
| Output Current (Low Scale) | 0.75 A Max Continuous |
| Open Circuit Output Voltage | 0–22 VDC |
| Weight | 9.98 kgs |
Information About 18-473-254-502
The Siemens 18-473-254-502, also known as the PTS-4 Portable Test Set, is a specialized device designed for testing static overcurrent tripping systems in circuit breakers. This portable unit allows technicians to perform on-site verification and calibration of overcurrent protection mechanisms, ensuring the reliability and safety of electrical distribution systems.
Key Features:
-
Model: 18-473-254-502 (PTS-4)
-
Device Type: Portable Injection Test Set
-
Application: Testing static overcurrent tripping systems in circuit breakers
-
Input Power: 120 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 15 A
-
Output Current:
-
High Scale: 1 A maximum continuous
-
Low Scale: 0.75 A maximum continuous
-
-
Output Voltage: 0–22 V DC open circuit
-
Portability: Designed for field use with a compact and transportable form factor
The PTS-4 facilitates accurate simulation of overcurrent conditions, enabling precise assessment of circuit breaker trip settings and performance. This ensures that protection systems operate correctly during actual overcurrent events, thereby enhancing the safety and reliability of electrical installations.