
SOUKOU AMT-106P Insulating Oil Breakdown Tester (Peak Hold) | AC 0–50 kV, 3 kV/s automatic voltage rise, 500 VA, approx. 29 kg
SOUKOU AMT-106P Insulating Oil Breakdown Tester: Peak Hold Overview The AMT-106P is an insulating oil breakdown tester from SOUKOU (Soukou Electric) that measures the breakdown voltage of insulating oil in transformers and similar equipment. The voltmeter is a peak-hold type, and voltage rise can be automatic or manual. Key Specifications Power sup
Overview
SOUKOU AMT-106P Insulating Oil Breakdown Tester: Peak Hold
Overview
The AMT-106P is an insulating oil breakdown tester from SOUKOU (Soukou Electric) that measures the breakdown voltage of insulating oil in transformers and similar equipment. The voltmeter is a peak-hold type, and voltage rise can be automatic or manual.
Key Specifications
- Power supply: AC100V ±10 V, 50 / 60 Hz
- Output voltage: AC 0–50 kV (between electrodes), 0–25 kV (one electrode to ground); rated 500 VA; center grounded
- Voltmeter: Input 0–120 V, output 0–30 kV (one electrode to ground); peak hold 0–60 kV (between electrodes, class 2.5)
- Voltage rise: 3 kV/s automatic rise (manual decrease); clutch for manual rise and decrease
- Dimensions and weight: 240 × 280 × 405 mm, approx. 29 kg
- Included: Test lead set, oil cup, housing cover
Applications
- Breakdown voltage testing of insulating oil in transformers and switchgear.
Specifications per the Soukou Electric AMT-106P product page (retrieved 2026-10-22).
Specifications
- Key specifications
- AC 0–50 kV (between electrodes), 0–25 kV (one electrode to ground); 500 VA3 kV/s automatic rise, manual rise/decrease; peak-hold voltmeterAC100V power; 240 × 280 × 405 mm; approx. 29 kg; oil cup included
- Model
- AMT-106P
- Brand
- SOUKOU
- Purchasing
- In stock, tax incl. / B2B formal quotation request (RFQ)
- Warranty
- One-year manufacturer warranty
Calibration
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