Portable partial discharge detectors compared

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Portable partial discharge detectors compared
APD-LT Partial Discharge Meter Partial discharge detector PXDP-II Ultrasonic inspection system PULD 40
SensitivityNot stated on the product page5 pC (depending on the capacitance of the device under test)0.125 mm diameter leak at 0.35 bar, at 3 m
Bandwidth30 MHz to 47 MHz300 kHz to 70 MHz40 kHz; 38 to 48 kHz
Working distanceNot stated on the product pageNot stated on the product pageOptimised for 3 m (built-in sensor) or 15 m (parabolic sensor)
Dynamic range60 dB60 dB96 dB
Accuracy± 2 dB (direct contact injection)± 1 dB; 1 dB resolutionNot stated on the product page
Memory and communicationsBluetooth Low Energy (BLE), up to 30 m typical rangeOver 380 recordingsNot stated on the product page
Power supply1 9V alkaline battery; up to 10 hours of continuous useRechargeable NiMH batteries; 7.5-hour autonomy; 3-hour chargingLithium-ion; 4-hour autonomy; 2.5-hour charging
Operating conditionsNot stated on the product pageNot stated on the product page-20°C to 60°C; storage -30°C to 85°C
Weight and protectionProtection rating: IP66 (measurement module) / IP68 (remote display)
Measurement module weight and dimensions: 0.43 kg; 192.5 x 120.7 x 47.4 mm
Display and protection: High-contrast backlit LCD; splash-proof protection
Weight and dimensions: 203 × 114 × 51 mm; 860 g
528 g; 57 × 52 × 185 mm
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