Primary Current Injection Test Sets
Determine the correct operation of circuit breakers, over-current relays, auto-reclosers, MCBs and more with our primary current injector test sets - capable of injecting up to 5000A!
Find out more about Primary Current Injection Test Sets below.
- Compact and rugged
- Quick and easy to use
- Broad application range
- Excellent weight-to-performance ratio
- Miniature circuit breaker
- Current reduction button
- Quickly assembled and connected
- Miniature circuit breaker
- Current reduction button
- Quickly assembled and connected
- Miniature circuit breaker
- Current reduction button
- Quickly assembled and connected
- Primary current range up to 750A
- 4V output
- Automatic mains voltage selection
- Current output up to 5000A (5kA)
- 2000A and 5000A loading units (sold separately)
- Secondary injection to 100A
- Maximum current output of 5000A
- Calculates and displays turns ratio, impedance, power, power factor and phase angle
- Consists of a control unit and current unit
- Multi-function digital timing system
- 5000A and 6000A loading units
- Separate control and loading units
- Functional tests
- Useable for up to 4000 A
- DC high-speed circuit breakers
- BALTO Win Software
- Ergonomic design
- DC high current circuit breaker tester
About Primary Current Injection Test Sets
A primary injection test is a system that incorporates the current sensors, wiring, and conduction route in the circuit breaker with the test.
A primary injection test is helpful for substations or circuits with high voltage and current. It is just the flow of rated current in the circuit under test. If the rated current of the circuit is 2000 A, then 2000 A of current must flow through the circuit. This is necessary to verify overall equipment health and protection system performance.
Primary injection testing, as opposed to the secondary injection test, is the only way to prove correct installation and operation of the whole protection chain, as the test involves the entire circuit: current transformer primary and secondary windings, relays, trip and alarm circuits, circuit breakers, and all wiring. Primary injection testing is performed during the commissioning and maintenance process, or after any modification, as a functional test of the entire system.
