High-voltage equipment is resistant to electrical stress when operating in normal conditions, switching, and lightning strikes. Ineffective insulation can result in malfunction, flashover, or equipment malfunction, or danger. IEC 60060 introduces standard procedures for conducting testing on dielectrics, calibration of measuring systems, impulse voltage testing, and requirements of test settings. It makes sure that the insulation systems are tested in controlled and similar circumstances worldwide. The standard is common in power utilities, electrical production, testing labs, and research establishments.
Get Certified IEC 60060 for Accurate High-Voltage Testing
The IEC 60060 certification proves that high-voltage testing is conducted in accordance with the internationally recognized methods in a laboratory or a testing facility. Certified compliance enhances test reliability, increases credibility among utilities and regulatory authorities, and provides traceable accuracy of measurement. When it is implemented properly, there is less risk associated with equipment failures, there is less risk in product approvals, and there is increased confidence in the performance of the insulation system.
IEC 60060 Requirements and Implementation Procedure
| Test Voltage Generation | Use calibrated AC, DC, or impulse voltage generators meeting standard waveform specifications. |
| Measuring System Calibration | Calibrate according to the IEC traceability requirements voltage dividers, measuring instruments, and recorders. |
| Impulse Waveform Control | Verify impulse shape parameters, such as front time and time to half-value, before testing. |
