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PowerSting High Power External Transmitters for Resistivity & Induced Polarization

The PowerSting is a series of external high power transmitters (5kW, 10kW, and 15kW) for the
SuperSting R8/IP/SP and SuperSting R1/IP/SP. The PowerSting system is a fully programmable constant
voltage//constant current source. The PowerSting system comes with an SGS generator and a wireless repeater
box, and operates in both wired and wireless modes. The applications of the PowerSting-SuperSting system include
vertical electrical sounding, 2D electrical imaging, 3D electrical imaging, 3D offset electrical imaging of a 2D
survey line in both manual and automatic modes.
Key Features
- The PowerSting is a fully programmable external high power (constant voltage/constant current) source
used with either the AGI SuperSting R8 or SuperSting R1 instruments.
- The PowerSting can be used with a wired or wireless connection to the SuperSting receiver.
- Multiple PowerSting transmitters can be interconnected to increase the output voltage//current.
- The PowerSting has an instrument auto shut-off on any of the following: input power loss, overheating,
over voltage, over current, fuse for safety.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION:
| Maximum Transmitter Power |
5,000W, 10,000W, 15,000W. |
| Weight |
102.27 kgs (225 lbs), includes integrated shipping case. |
| Dimensions |
Width 67.5 cm (26.58"), depth 91.4 cm (36") and height 49.5 cm (19.5"). |
Maximum Current//Voltage Output options:
| 5kW | 10kW | 15kW |
| 2.5 Amp // 2000 Volt | 3.2 Amp // 3000 Volt | 5 Amp // 3000 Volt |
| 5 Amp // 1000 Volt | 10 Amp // 1000 Volt | 7.5 Amp // 2000 Volt |
| 10 Amp // 500 Volt | 27 Amp // 375 Volt | 10 Amp // 1500 Volt |
| | 15 Amp // 1000 Volt |
| | 30 Amp // 500 Volt |
Power Source -- Sting Generator Set (SGS) Specifications:
5kW PowerSting - Single Phase, 208V, 50/60Hz, 10kW (minimum)
10kW PowerSting - 3-phase, 208V, 50/60 Hz, 15kW (minimum)
15kW PowerSting - 3-phase, 480V, 50/60 Hz, 22.5kW (minimum)
Pricing
(Please contact our sales department for a price quotation.)
Last modified:
2011-09-01 12:58:50 EDT
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