The ICT 1.3 three-phase Isolation Current Transformer is used on multi position test benches, when three-phase meters with closed links between the current and voltage measuring circuits (C-P links) are to be tested.

Advantages
• Wide current range from 25 mA up to 200 A
• Output power max. 100 VA
• High accuracy class 0.05 by electronic error compensation
• Overload protected

The ICT 2.3 three-phase Isolation Current Transformer is used on multi position test benches, when three-phase meters with closed links between the current and voltage measuring circuits (I-P links) are to be tested.

Advantages
• Wide current range from 10 mA up to 200 A
• Output power max. 100 VA
• High accuracy class 0.05 by electronic error compensation
• Overload protected

The IMP-IF1 interface adapter is suitable for interfacing
MTE reference standards with meters
having retransmitting contacts, open-collector
transistor outputs or true S0-outputs to allow full
testing of meters with these types of outputs interfaces.
IMP-IF 1 functions
• Active input for testing S0 outputs, according
to the DIN 43864 standard
• Input for testing passive pulse outputs such
relay contacts prone to bounce or open collector
transistor outputs
• Input for testing active outputs

For the testing of multiple single-phase meters with fixed links between the voltage and current path on a test bench galvanic isolation must be provided at each test position. This can be done with isolation transformers for the voltage path or the current path at each position.

The QCD Quick Connection Device is used together with electricity meter test systems, and is especially recommended for situations where saving time is important. The device enables electricity meters to be mounted and connected rapidly for the purposes of adjustment, test and verification.

The QCD Form S Universal Quick Connection Device is used together with electricity meter test systems, and is especially recommended for situations where saving time is important. The device enables ANSI socket meters to be mounted with a motorised closing mechanism and connected rapidly for the purposes of adjustment, test and verification.

The SH 11 model scanning head was especially designed both for scanning of the marks on the rotating discs of mechanical meters or simulated disc marks on LCD displays and for detection of light emitting diodes (LED’s) of electronic meters. The choice of operation with mechanical or electronic meters is made by simple rotation of a selection switch. The precision optical lens is designed to make the scanning head insensible to external light. Its compact, robust construction makes the head equally suitable for use in stationary test consoles as well as for use with mobile and portable equipment. The impulse output of the scanning head delivers a positive output pulse of the duration 0.5 ms.

The SH 2003 photoelectric scanning head is suitable for use with both LED impulse electronic meters and Ferraris meters, selectable via a switch. Due to its high performance and robust construction it is suitable for both test consoles and portable systems.

The photoelectric scanning head Type SH 2015 is especially designed to detect pulses from electronic meters.