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LOT 5
Mobile Multi-functioning Power Monitoring Meter

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5.1 Instrument Overview

5.1.1 Key Features

The instrument shall record both voltages and currents of a single 3-phase feeder with
IEC
61000-4-30 Class A performance.

a) Voltage inputs:
Class A performance over all of the input range inclusive of 63.5 V (if LN
measurements are done in a 110 V line-line VT circuit)
6 terminals for 4 voltage input channels with maximum input ratings of
600 V.
2. Current inputs:
4 X 1/5 A CT inputs
4 X 1 Vrms differential voltage transducer inputs with a 5 V power supply
(to be used to power Rogowski coils).

b) Digitisation of input signals

500 kHz sampling of primary input signals.
50 kHz is digitally retained and subjected to the IEC 61000-4-30 Class A
signal processing requirements

c) Power supply
90-300 V AC/DC power factor corrected power supply.
1/2 hour power failure ride-through via an internal LiFePO4 battery.

d) Data storage
4 GB on-board storage providing data storage of all IEC 61000-4-30
voltage and current 10-minute values up to the 63rd harmonic component.

e) Time stamping
GPS time synchronization resulting in a time-stamping certainty better
than 100 ns.
PTP time synchronization resulting in a time-stamping certainty better
than 1 ms.
NTP time synchronization as an option.

f) Communication
Communication shall be via Ethernet.
Modbus over Ethernet.
DNP3 over Ethernet.
IEC 61850

g) Advanced triggering
User-configurable triggering between different instruments

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The instrument shall be configured by means of an Ethernet connection to

a local laptop

5.1.2 Instrument External Interfaces

5.1.2.1 Voltages
The voltage inputs to the instrument shall interface directly to 110 V VT circuits or
directly to a mains connection, which has to be less than 600 V line to neutral.
Voltage measurements shall be differential.
6 input terminals for voltages shall be used.
The first 4 terminals shall be used for 3 voltage inputs V1, V2 and V3 and
are neutral (Vcom) referenced (V1-N, V2-N, V3-N).

5.1.2.2 Currents
Permanently installed 1 A or 5 A CTs, or clamp-on CTs interface directly to the
galvanically isolated current inputs.

The instrument shall calculate the missing current by assuming the sum of all
currents is zero.

Alternatively, 1 VRMS voltage output current transducers shall be used to measure

current.

Current to voltage transducers shall interface directly to 4 low voltage differential

inputs.

5.2 Power sources

The instrument shall be powered from a power factor corrected AC supply input of (90
300 V
AC/DC).

It shall also be powered from an IEEE 802.3-2008 compliant PoE Plus (< 12 W) source.
The internal LiFePO4 battery shall power the instrument in the absence of power. The
battery shall be capable of 2,000 charge/discharge cycles.

5.3 Communication
Two (2) Gigabyte Ethernet ports shall facilitate local and networked external
communication. One port shall be used to interface with corporate networks (DHCP or
fixed IP support). The second Ethernet port shall be used to create a local network by
means of being a local DHCP server.

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The remote support software shall support automatic service discovery protocols.

Laptops, when connected to the instrument, shall receive an IP address from the
instrument. The remote support software should be in a position to automatically
discover which instruments are connected to the local network.

5.4 Sampling Rate

The instrument shall sample all analog input signals at a rate of 500 kHz (10 000 samples
per cycle) and then digitally down-sample the data to 50 kHz (1000 samples per cycle).
All IEC 610000-4-30 parameters shall be calculated based on this 50 kHz resolution for
both voltage and current.

Waveform and other events shall be triggered from the 500 kHz digitised waveforms.

These waveforms shall be locked to the fundamental frequency to prevent multiple zero
crosses.

Captured waveform data shall be further subsampled to reduce stored data size. The user
should be able to configure the waveform-sampling rate from 1 kHz to 50 kHz.

5.5 Event Recording

Users should be able to customise the recording of an event. The IEC 610000-4-30
definition of for example a dip event, could be changed to improve the understanding of
phenomena of concern.

Upper and/or lower thresholds shall define an event and can be set by the user based on
waveform

Single-phase and multiple-phase triggers shall be in such away that they can be defined.

When a threshold is exceeded, the instrument shall retain pre- and post-diagnostic
information of the event.

5.6 Variable time interval trends

Clock synchronised parameters shall be time-stamped with a 1 second time resolution.

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5.7 Technical Specifications

VOLTAGE INPUTS
Number of channels 4 x differential inputs (3/4 Wire + 4th Diff)
Measurement input range 0 600V rms
Voltage measurement Single Phase, 3 phase (Star, Delta), DC
Input impedance/cannel 1 M
CURRENT INPUT
Number of channels 4 x galvanically isolated inputs
Measurement input range 0 5 Arms
Maximum continuous cureent 6.0 Arms
3 sec over-current withstand 50
VA Budern at 5 1 VA
Galvanic isolation 1,000V
CURRENT TRANSDUCER
INPUT
Number of channels 4 diffrential inputs
Measurement input range 0 1.0 Vrms (1.414 V peak)
Input impedance/cannel 1 M
DIGITAL INPUTS
Number of channels 2 sets of 2 galvanically isolated digital outputs
Switch rating 0.1 Arms, 300 Vrms (Max)
ACCURACY & BANDWIDTH
Power frequency range DC, 50Hz (40 60 Hz), 60 Hz (50 70 Hz)
Harmonic bandwith 1-64th (harmonic and inter-harmonic)
Measurement sampling rate 0.5 MHz (simultaneously sampled)
Waveform storage rate 1 KHz (user configured)
ADC resolution 16-Bt
Overall accuracy class 0.1%
Fast Transient capturing 20s
COMMUNICATION
Ethernet 2 x Gigabit Ethernet IEEE 802.3.2008
compliant
USB USB 2.0 480 Mbit (powered)
CLOCKS

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On-Board GPS On-board 3V3 power for active external

antennae
Overall accuracy class 20 s from absolute time
On-Board RTC drift 1 ppm (32 seconds per annum)

POWER
Maximum power consmption 15W
AC/DC supply voltage input 90 300 Vrms 42 69Hz (power factor
corrected)
Power over Ethernet IEEE 802.3 compliant (35 60 Vdc)
On-board battery LifePO4 (2,000 charge/discharge cycles)
PHYSICAL
Construction (mnimum) Aluminium, 250 x 135 x 65 (L x W x H)
Mounting options 3U-19 Rack, Panel mount, Portable case
Electrical connections Plugged screw type (screw lock-down)
Electrical isolation class 600 V Class II
Operating temperatura 0c to 75c
COMPLIANCE
PQ Measurement IEC 61000-4-30, Class A
Harmonics IEC 61000-4-7
Flicker IEC 61000-4-15
SCADA IEC 61850

5.8 Scope of Supply

3 x power quality meters

Training on site for users

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LOT 6
VARIOUS TEST EQUIPMENT

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VARIOUS TEST EQUIPMENTS

6.1 Substation Test Equipment

6.1.1 Dissolved Gas Analysis

Dissolved Gas Analysis is a technique of analyzing transformer oil for dissolved gases
for the purpose of monitoring power transformers. It is possible to use a compact
portable Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) system which can be used to analyze oil
samples for all dissolved fault gases and moisture. The oil tests are mostly performed
on aging transformers or when an immediate on-site diagnostic is required following
an alarm from a single gas DGA monitor.

6.1.2 The test equipment required shall be capable to use on

All sizes of transformers tanks.
Mobile suitable for use on various sites by testing teams
Generation, Transmission and Distribution transformers.
On Load Tap Changers and all mineral oil filled equipments

6.1.3 The equipment shall further:

Measure individually all fault-gases plus moisture content in the oil from a
manually taken oil sample.
Provide all results and a diagnostic based on several methods in less than 30
minutes.
Have an option to process transformer mathematical models based on IEC
standards and only transmit key results
Be easy to operate with minimal training.
Have no moving parts, no pumps and no extra piping required.
Have an ability to go from high gassed samples (such as tap changers) to low
gassed samples (such as main tanks) with no contamination of results

6.1.4 The equipment should have the following notable features

Wide detection range with excellent accuracy for all fault gases (typically 1-
50,000 ppm).
No carrier or calibration gases needed.
Suitable for transport on aeroplane as hand luggage.
Extremely easy step-by-step operation.
Color screen with touch control for operation and results display.
Up to 20,000 records stored in internal memory.
Embedded thermal printer for hard copy of results.

6.1.5 Scope of Supply

3 x DGA Test Sets
Traning on site on the use of the equipment.

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6.2 Protection Test Equipments

6.2.1 supply of One (1) Battery Discharge Test Equipment

The battery discharge test equipment shall be designed for the test of battery benches
using the discharge method. The testing device shall be capable of discharging the
battery in different modes, measuring the capacity of new and used battery.

The test equipment shall allow the connection to auxiliary modules to enhance the
discharging capability. With the optional current clamp, or with the external shunt, it
should also be possible to use the real burden as the additional burden, and to control
the total discharging current in the selected mode.

The test set shall be microprocessor based in order to allow the control of all the
discharging parameters in real time. It shall also allow communication with a PC for the
control and the data representation of the discharging parameters.
The test set shall have the following features:
Two wheels for ease movement.
The number of discharging steps programmed from 0 to 20 for ease of
drawing any discharge profile.
In addition to the external clamp, the external burden current can now be
measured also with a shunt.
If a test is interrupted, for instance because of a faulty contact or cell, after the
repair it is possible to continue the test: this was not possible with the former
device.
The test set firmware can be upgraded with a supplied software.

6.2.1.1 Application Standards

The test set shall conform to the EEC directives regarding Electromagnetic
Compatibility and Low Voltage instruments.

6.2.1.2 Equipment Overview

The discharge test equipment shall discharge batteries with different nominal
voltages, from 24 V to 240 V DC. The discharging current shall be up to 130 A for
voltages of 24 to 120 V DC nominal, and up to 70 A for 220 to 240 V

The equipment shall be easy to use

The discharge actual parameters shall be displayed on the graphic screen and all the
measured parameters saved into the selected memory.

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The equipment shall have facilities to connect to a PC with Technical Data

Management Streaming (TDMS) in order to allow display the discharging diagram
and it should be possible to download a current sequence with up to 20 steps, each
step being programmable in current and duration. This enables simulating a typical
current profile encountered during the day.

The device shall be equipped with an emergency pushbutton, located on the front.
When pressed, it should stop all the test activities. The pushbutton shall be
mechanically self-locking: the operator has to rotate it in order to reset the normal
operation.

The device shall be powered by a power supply plug for a wide range AC supply or
by the battery under test itself, for batteries with a nominal voltage of 110 V 125V

Table below provides specifications for the hardware, firmware, TDMS software and
optional accessories required.

6.2.1.3 Specification Parameter Value

A) Hardware

Maximum number of paralleling test sets 10: 1 master, 9 slave

Absolute maximum battery voltage 270 V

Minimum battery voltage 18 V

Maximum power that can be discharged (one 16 kW

module)

Maximum power that can be discharged (10 160 kW

modules)

Max discharging current from 24 V DC to 120 130A

V DC (one module)

Max discharging current from 24V DC to 120 1300A

V DC (ten modules)

Max discharging current from 220 V DC to 240 70 A

V DC (one module)

Max discharging current from 220 V DC to 240 700 A

V DC (ten modules)

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Discharging modes: constant current; constant 4

power; current profile; manual adjustment

Discharging power resolution 100 W

Nominal battery ranges 24, 48, 110, 240 V DC

Battery range setting Automatic, on 4 ranges, as test starts

24 V range limits 20 to 34 V DC

48 V range limits 34 to 60 V DC

72 V range limits 60 to 84 V DC

110/120 V range limits 84 to 140 V DC

240 V range limits 140 to 270 V DC

Maximum starting voltages on the 24 V range 20 to 35 V DC

Maximum starting voltages on the 48 V range 34 to 65 V DC

Maximum starting voltages on the 72 V range 58 to 97 V DC

Maximum starting voltages on the 110 V range 84 to 140 V DC

Maximum starting voltages on the 240 V range 169 to 270 V DC

Battery voltage measurement resolution 0.1 V DC

Battery voltage measurement accuracy 1% of the maximum range = 2.7 V

Battery current measurement resolution (direct 1 A

and clip-on CT)

Battery current measurement accuracy 1% of the maximum range = 1.3 A,

starting from 15 A

V and I measurements refresh period 15 s

Time measurement resolution 1s

External clip-on CT conversion factor range 1 to 500 mV. NOTE: the 1 mV range is to
(programmable) be used for currents greater than 400 A.

External shunt voltage input 1 to 60 mV

External clip-on CT or shunt accuracy 2%

Audible end of test alarm buzzer 5 tones

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Alarm output contact 1 SPDT

Display type Graphic 128 x 64 points

Display backlight YES

PARAMETER VALUE

Operator interface Encoder with push-button

Test start ON-OFF pushbutton

Test stop from a remote contact YES

Alarms 10-segments LED bar with current and

alarms
Test system LED

Date and time Yes, with back-up battery

PC communication USB 2.0 interface

Paralleling interconnection 2 connectors: in-out

Paralleling interconnection cable type CAN bus; RJ11 connector

Paralleling address selection By rotary switch

Power supply modes: 3 ways:

Mode 1: from the battery being discharged; . 100 to 240 V DC
Mode 2: from an AC voltage supply; . 100 to 240 V AC, 50 to 60 Hz
Mode 3: from an external DC voltage supply. . 100 to 270 V DC

Power supply mode selection By switch

Power from the supply . 10 W in stand-by;

. 150 W during the discharge.

Emergency push-button Independent from the microprocessors

Thermal protection Independent from the microprocessors

Transport wheels YES

Transport case dimension Suitable contain equipment & accessories

Provided with: - USB connection cable, 2 m;

- RJ11 connection cable, 2 m;

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- Battery discharge cable pair with

crocodiles;
- Power supply cable, 2 m;
- TDMS software

Specification Parameter Characteristics

B) Firmware

Test settings Recorded in a Non Volitile Memory (NVM)

Number of memories 8

Maximum test duration that can be recorded 15 h, with 15 s resolution

Maximum test duration, not recorded in infinite

memory

Memory profile mode: maximum number of 20

test steps

Memory profile mode: time and current 1 minute 1 A

resolution

Memory profile mode: maximum time and 600 minutes 1300 A

current steps

Test set control mode Via encoder + push-button and menu on the
display

Measurements on the display . Date;

. Time;
. Internal discharge current;
. External discharge current;
. Battery voltage;
. Ah discharged;
. Elapsed test time.

Test stop settings . Minimum voltage;

. Maximum Ah;
. Maximum test time;
. System alarms;
. Test stop from remote contact.

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Continue after an alarm Yes

Firmware upgrade Yes

System control Digital, by two microprocessors

Test set protections . Heat sink over-temperature;

. Fuse failure;
. Fans failure;
. Minimum battery voltage;
. Maximum battery voltage;
. Wrong battery voltage;
. Overload;
. Control circuit error;
. Power circuits failure;
. CAN-bus error;
. External current metering error;
. Manual emergency pressed;
. USB interface error;
. EEPROM memory error;
. Firmware error.

Reversed battery insertion protection YES

Automatic cool down procedure at end of test YES

Specification Parameter Characteristics

C) TDMS Software

Create, save, upload test plans

Edit test profiles Current discharge profile: diagram, table

Upload test profiles

Download test results Input reference data, save, recall

Examine test results Result diagram, table of values

Zoom in-out
Cursors

Print test results Printer editor capability

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Customized report creation

Results and settings data base Integrated in the TDMS Substation data base

Specification Parameter Characteristics

D) Options

Transport case, with wheels Dimensions: 330 x 900 x 600 mm; weight 16 kg.

DC current clamp Ranges: 40 A DC (10 mV/A) and 400 A DC (1 mV/A).

Accuracy: 1.5% up to 40 A; 2% up to 400 A.
Maximum conductor diameter: 30 mm.

6.2.1.4 Scope of Supply

1 x Battery Discharge Test Set
Practical training on site for use of equipment

6.1 SURGE ARRESTOR TESTER

The tester is used to be used to check the efficiency of the metal oxide surge arrester
in service that are installed on the high voltage transmission and distribution
networks.

The equipqment shall have to perform the tests according to the IEC standard 60099-5
A1 ED.

The equipment shall be capable to measure leakage current while the surge arrester is
in service. The leakage current shall be analyzed by means of a special current clip-on
transformer in the surge arrester ground connection. The values of the current may
normally range from fractions of milliampere to a few milliampere.

6.2.1 EQUIPMENR SPECIFICATION

The equipment shall comprise one measuring instrument and one special clip-on
current transformer and be capable to perform the following measurements:
True rms of the total current.
Peak value of the total current.
True rms of the third harmonic.
Temperature.

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6.2.2 The tester shall have the following displaying characteristics:

Liquid crystal display, with 3.5 digits.
Back lighted.
LED indicating the measurement range: A or mA.
Low battery signaling on the display.

6.2.3 The following range of measurements shall be applicable:

Range of total current rms and peak measures: 1.999 mA, for currents less
than 1 mA, or 19.99 mA for higher currents. Automatic range selection when
the rms value of the total current exceeds 1 mA (nominal peak equal to 1.41
mA; maximum 1.999 mA);
Third harmonic range: 199.9 A for currents less than 1 mA, or 1999 A for
higher currents;
Automatic range selection.

6.2.4 The response of the third harmonic filter shall be:

< - 60 dB at 50 Hz;
0 dB at 150 Hz;
< - 20 dB at 250 Hz and higher frequencies.

6.2.5 The accuracy of the tester shall be within specified limits below:
50 Hz measure, rms and peak value: total maximum of 5% from 0.1 to 10
mA.
150 Hz rms measure: total maximum of 10% from 10 to 1000 A.

6.2.6 The equipment shall be insensivity to external fields

Electric fi eld: < 10 kV/m.
Uniform magnetic fi eld: < 50 T.
Non uniform magnetic fi eld, created by the circulation of a 20 A current in a
conductor placed at 50 mm from the current clip-on transformer; the
indication of the instrument will be 1 mA rms maximum, at 50 (60) Hz.

6.2.7 Power supply

Power supply: by means of four AA alkaline penlight batteries.
Battery life: over 50 hours with 10% back lighting; 25 hours with continuous
back lighting.
Nominal frequency: 50 Hz.

6.2.8 CURRENT CLIP-ON TRANSFORMER

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The clip-on transformer shall specifically be designed to measure leakage current

losses in the presence of high electric and magnetic fields. In particular, the winding
shall be distributed on all the magnetic circuit with provision of an external armor
plating for the purpose of further reducing the external infl uence.
Current ratio: 1000:1.
Ratio error from 0.1 mA to 10 mA: 5% 0,05 A.
Load resistance: 47 Ohm.
Frequency response: less than - 0.5 dB from 50 Hz to 10000 Hz.
Tightening diameter: 54 mm.
Jaw opening: over 55 mm.
Connection: 2 m screened cable, ending with a bayonet connector.

6.2.9 The equipment shall have the test probe for measuring the third harmonic of the system
voltage, 2 m long, with banana plugs for the connection to the PT secondary and
connector for the connection to the tester.
Nominal voltage: 100 V phase to phase (57.8 V phase to neutral).
Maximum voltage: 200 V phase to phase.
The cable shall incorporate a resistor divider made of two resistors,
respectively 56.8 k and 1 k maximum, so that the output to the tester is 1 V
when the input voltage is 57.8 V.

6.2.10 Equipments shall have the following minimum additional requirements

Measuring instruments:
The measuring instrument shoul be placed in a neck strap protection bag
shockproof.
Instrument container: for hand-carrying.
Weight of the instrument alone: less than 1kg.

Clamp-on current transformer:

Weight: less than kg.

Carry case:
A plastic carry case holds: the clip-on transformer, the measuring instrument,
the instruction manual, the short-circuit cable.
Carry Case dimensions: Enough to hold above items.
Weight with all the components: Not more than 3 kg.

6.2.11 the tester shall be supplied together with the following accessories:
Instruction manual.
Measuring probe for the third harmonic of the system voltage.
Short-circuit cable to carry out the calibration test.
Plastic carry case.

6.2.12 APPLICABLE STANDARDS

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Electromagnetic compatibility
Directive 2004/108/EC. Applicable Standard: EN61326:2006.

Low voltage:
Directive 2006/95/EC (CE conform). Applicable standard, for a class I instrument,
pollution degree 2, installation category II: CEI EN 61010-1.

Operating temperature: 0 - 50C;

Storage: -25C to 70C. Relative humidity: 10 - 80%, not condensing.

6.2.13 SCOPE OF SUPPLY

Three x Surge Arrestor Test Sets
Practical training on site on use of test equipment

6.3 Supply of One (1) Transformer Test Set

6.3.1 GENERAL
The portable, high accuracy test set shall perform all tests foreseen by international
Standards on
CTs, measurement VTs, Power Transformers, and measure the Tan (), dissipation
factor and capacitance of any device.

6.3.2 APPLICABLE STANDARDS

The test set shall conform to the EEC directives regarding Electromagnetic
Compatibility and Low Voltage instruments.

6.3.3 CHARACTERISTICS
The test set shall incorporate a generator with six outputs. When an output is
generated, there shall be voltage also on all other outputs, unless for the high AC
voltage.

The generator shall be made of an electronic type D switching amplifier, followed by

a power transformer, which shall adapt the suitable current or voltage output.

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6.3.4 Main generator

The main generator shall have six outputs:
High AC current
High DC current
Low AC current
Low DC current
High AC voltage
Low AC voltage

6.3.5 Outputs measurement

The display shall show the following:
The High AC current
The High DC current
The High AC voltage
The corresponding output current

6.3.6 External inputs measurement

The following measurements shall be performed by the test set.
AC or DC current, up to 10 A, with two 4 mm safety banana sockets. The
input shall also be protected by a FF10A fuse
AC voltage, with two independent connections, in alternative:
High range, up to 300 V AC (four ranges with automatic selection), with two 4
mm safety banana sockets
Low range, up to 3 V AC (three ranges with automatic selection), with a
shielded connector
DC voltage, up to 10 V DC (four ranges with automatic selection), with two 4
mm safety banana sockets. An Ohmmeter, for the 2-wire resistance
measurements from 0.1 - 20 k shall also be available on the same sockets.

6.3.7 Timer
The test set shall allow to measure a device timing, using a special input. At the test
start with voltage or current generation, a timer shall be started and should stop when
the relay trips. It shall also be possible to stop the timer when the injected current is
stopped by the intervention of the device under test.

6.3.8 Phase angle

The test set shall measure the phase angle between the two AC selected parameters,
which are used during the test.

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The Supplier to indicate the accuracy of the test set

6.3.9 Display
The display shall have the following main features:
Pixel Light LCD type View area
640 x 480, colors Backlight TFT 132 x 99 mm

6.3.10 Test control

The test control shall be by the START / STOP pushbutton. Pressing it, the output is
generated, after test selection, according to the type of test.

6.3.11 Menu selections

The test set shall display the Home page

The menu shall be entered by pressing the knob and selecting the item by moving the
knob.

6.3.12 Scope of Supply

One x Transformer Test Set
Practical training on site on use of test equipment

Note: Total cost on practical training should be summed up under this lot.

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4 Factory acceptance Tests

Where Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) have been specified the following will be the arrangement. In
the event of a contract being signed, three representatives consisting of two engineers and a
procurement specialist will witness the factory tests. The cost of these representatives in terms of
travel allowances, accommodation and airfare will be met by the supplier. The rate of allowances
received by ESCOMs Officers is USD300.00 per day per officer from date of departure to date of
return.
Lot 1 and Lot 4 shall have Factory Acceptance Tests.

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