The AEMC Model 6550 and 6555
10 and 15 KV Megohmmeters
packaged in a rugged, industrial,
waterproof case rated IP 54 with the case closed.
All functionality
is accessed through direct access keys on the front panel.
We have a plus input, a guard terminal
and negative input for connecting the test leads.
You have a rotary function switch to
address all of the test features.
Navigation keys that let you select specific
features within a test.
At Start/Stop test button and
display configuration and control keys
direct access from the front panel.
Also there is a 110/220 Volt 50/60 Hertz
charging port and an optically coupled USB port
for extracting the data once stored in the instrument.
The instrument can store up to 80,000
data points and can measure
insulation resistance up to 30 Tera-Ohms.
Individual test functions are directly accessed using this rotary switch.
In the V-Fixed position the user can run a test
anywhere from 500 Volts to 10,000 or 15,000 Volts
based on model by simply accessing
the test voltage using the navigation keys.
In the V-Ramp position
the user can program a test anywhere from 40 Volts
to 10,000 or 15,000 Volts by again
accessing the specific voltage using the navigation key
and then pressing the start button to start a test at
that voltage. The Ramp function
allows 2 test voltages to be used.
A starting voltage, a ramp time between the starting voltage and the second voltage,
and then the final test voltage
Up to 3 profiles can be saved within the instrument for this purpose.
The Step Voltage test
consists of 10 steps
each with a ramp and dwell time between each
voltage point and that voltage point can be between
40 Volts and 10,000 or 15,000 Volts as well.
In the memory release position
stored data can be accessed and reviewed by simply selecting the stored data point
pressing the
navigation keys and recalling the data to the display
In the setup mode,
we can predefine every possible condition
for the instrument. Operated in the amount of time it will
run the test, any temperature correction its going to do,
date and time, the baud rate and so on and so forth.
A whole series of programming features can be programmed into the unit.
The unit is very straight forward, easy to use.
Data is not only recorded in the instrument, it can be displayed on
instrument both digitally and graphically but it can also be downloaded via the
USB port
to DataView software package.
DataView, which provides complete data analysis control and report generation