In a Flash. Zero Interference

Digi­tal­iz­ing trans­form­ers requires a whole lot more elec­tron­ic equip­ment in pri­ma­ry sub­sta­tions. And so the ques­tion on everyone’s lips is: Can this cause elec­tro­mag­net­ic inter­fer­ence? Rein­hausen went to great lengths to make sure that is not the case, com­mis­sion­ing renowned test­ing and cer­ti­fi­ca­tion insti­tute VDE to exam­ine its ETOS® trans­former con­trol.

The insti­tute con­duct­ed sev­er­al series of tests to check the elec­tro­mag­net­ic com­pat­i­bil­i­ty (EMC) of the sys­tem in a per­fect­ly shield­ed ane­choic cham­ber. The require­ments stip­u­late that the sys­tem must not inter­fere with oth­er elec­tri­cal devices and must not be too sen­si­tive in its own response to exter­nal sig­nals.

This helps ensure that the sys­tem remains sta­ble and can be oper­at­ed reli­ably. The IEC 61000–6‑5 stan­dard, which sets out extreme­ly strin­gent require­ments as far as EMC is con­cerned, applies to pri­ma­ry sub­sta­tions. ETOS® from Rein­hausen passed all of the tests it need­ed to pass.

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