Huabao HB-3L / HB-RJ Thermal Relay Test Instrument User Manual

This document describes the features and characteristics of the products HB-3L and HB-RJ, including their input and output voltage, current range, timing accuracy, etc.


Huabao HB-3L / HB-RJ Thermal Relay Test Instrument User Manual - cover page
Brand
青岛平度华宝电气
Category
Test Set
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
171 KB
Published
06 April, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
2E3D8F788E85528F7F11329713351782

About this manual

The HB-3L three‑phase high‑current generator and HB‑RJ thermal relay test instrument are designed for testing thermal relays and high‑current three‑phase circuits. The device uses high‑permeability silicon steel sheets for low heat generation, strong overload capacity, and high efficiency, with individual fine‑adjustment per phase for precise current setting.

The manual describes the measurement principle, panel layout, step‑by‑step operation, fault analysis, packaging contents, and after‑sales warranty. It includes detailed specifications such as 2 KVA power, 0‑600 A current output, and a time‑measurement range up to 999.9 s, as well as troubleshooting tips for common issues like power loss or no output. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Overview
  • Technical Specifications
  • Measurement Principle
  • Panel Diagram
  • Operation Method
  • Fault Analysis and Troubleshooting
  • Packaging and Accessories
  • After‑sales Service and Warranty

Specifications

Power2 KVA
Current Output0‑600 A (three‑phase), accuracy 1% (0‑200 A) class 0.5
Fine Adjustment per Phase0‑2 A
Time Measurement Range0‑99.99‑999.9 s, selectable
Stop‑Signal InputNo distinction between NO/NC contacts, accuracy 0.01 s or 0.1 s
Dimensions600 mm × 400 mm × 300 mm

Frequently asked questions

How do I power on and check the instrument?

Connect a three‑phase four‑wire power supply, set the leftmost three‑phase regulator knob to the zero position, ensure the zero‑position indicator lights are on, then press the close‑circuit button and listen for the relay click; the close‑circuit indicator should light and the trip indicator should be off.

How can I measure the operating current and time of a thermal relay?

Connect the relay’s contact to the stopwatch input on the panel, press the test button, adjust the coarse and fine current knobs to the relay’s rated current, then observe the stopwatch stop when the relay trips; the displayed current is the operating current and the elapsed time is the relay’s operating time.

What should I check if the instrument has no power?

Verify that the fuse is not blown and that the power plug is securely connected.

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