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HiPOT

Purpose: Hipot (High Potential) testing is conducted to verify the electrical insulation of devices.
Voltage Application: High voltages, typically exceeding normal operating levels, are applied to assess insulation strength.
Insulation Breakdown: Identifies weak points or potential breakdown areas in the device’s insulation.
Safety Assurance: Ensures devices can withstand higher-than-normal voltages without posing a safety risk.
Dielectric Strength: Measures the ability of insulation materials to resist electrical stress.
Quality Control: Employed in manufacturing to verify the quality and reliability of electrical products.
Compliance Testing: Ensures devices adhere to safety standards and regulations.
Automated Sequences: Some systems offer automated test sequences for efficiency and consistency.
Fault Detection: Detects defects such as insulation breakdowns that could lead to electrical hazards.
Non-Destructive: Typically non-destructive, allowing identification of potential issues without causing damage.

Technical Specifications :

Voltage Stress Testing: Applies a high voltage to assess the insulation strength of electrical devices

Insulation Integrity: Identifies potential weaknesses or breakdown points in the insulation.

Safety Assurance: Ensures that electrical devices can handle higher-than-normal voltages without compromising safety.

Dielectric Strength: Measures the ability of insulation to withstand electric stress without breaking down.

Fault Detection: Detects defects like insulation breakdowns that might lead to electrical hazards.