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           5  Resolution: Consider the resolution of the ohmmeter. Higher resolution allows for more detailed readings.

           6  Range Selection: Select a range on the ohmmeter that covers the resistance you intend to measure, without
              exceeding its maximum range.
           Methodology

           A and B Conjunction When the value is zero, maximum electric current flows through the circuit. In this method
           the oscillator indicator of the zero adjustment resistor is adjusted to the zero position of the scale. ‘Zero’ on the
           scale is on the right. When connections A and B are kept apart from each other, the indicator shows zero electric
           current and infinite resistance on the scale.
           When an unknown resistance is connected between connectors A and B, the indicator of the instrument directly
           shows the resistance in ‘Ohm’ on the scale. The scale of this instrument is not proportional.
           Features
           1  Through this instrument, the value of unknown resistance can be read directly in ‘Ohm’ and there is no need
              to do any kind of calculation.
           2  Many measuring ranges can be made in this instrument by connecting additional resistors and batteries. For
              each scale there is a ‘multiplier’ which is marked on the switch positions of the instrument; Like – R  = 1, R  =
                                                                                                     1
                                                                                                            1
              1000 etc.
           Advantages of using megger-residual magnetism-residual voltage and current
           Using a megger (insulation resistance tester) with a residual voltage test feature offers several advantages:






























           1  Enhanced Safety: It ensures safety by confirming that the insulation is safe to test, as residual voltage could
              pose a risk during testing if not properly discharged.

           2  Accurate  Results:  The residual  voltage  test helps  in obtaining  more accurate insulation  resistance
              measurements by ensuring that any residual voltage is dissipated before conducting the test.
           3  Prevents Damage: It helps prevent damage to the insulation or the tester itself by discharging any residual
              voltage, thus extending the lifespan of both.
           4  Compliance: Some regulations or standards may require residual voltage testing to ensure compliance with
              safety guidelines.

           5  Diagnostic Capability: It can provide diagnostic insights into the condition of the insulation by detecting any
              residual voltage, which could indicate underlying issues such as leakage or degradation.
           Overall, incorporating  a residual  voltage  test into megger testing procedures  improves safety, accuracy, and
           reliability of insulation resistance measurements.



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