Megger TTR100 Handheld Transformer Turns Ratio Tester
The Megger TTR100 is a handheld, single-phase transformer turns ratio (TTR) tester used by electrical engineers, utility teams, and electrical contractors in Ireland to confirm transformer ratio, detect winding faults, and verify tap-changer positions. It is the lightweight, battery-operated instrument that turns "the transformer is fine" into measured, recorded turns ratio data with the accuracy to back it up.
The TTR100-1 is the latest TTR available from Megger in this format, offering the highest turns ratio range and accuracy in a handheld package. For Irish maintenance teams who need a fast, repeatable transformer test on site rather than a benchtop instrument back in the workshop, the TTR100 is the right tool.
What the TTR100 measures and why it matters
- Turns ratio: confirm the actual ratio matches the nameplate, after install, after a tap changer operation, or as part of routine preventive maintenance.
- Excitation current: detect shorted turns, manufacturing or repair errors, and core problems that show up as elevated excitation current.
- Winding resistance on appropriate models, supporting condition assessment of the windings.
- Phase displacement: verify polarity and vector group.
- Tap-by-tap testing: capture turns ratio at each tap position to confirm tap changer integrity.
Turns ratio is one of the simplest, most diagnostic measurements you can take on a transformer. A small change in the measured ratio against the nameplate is often the earliest indication of a problem inside the windings, and the TTR100 is built for the kind of accuracy that lets you trust those small differences.
Key features
- Handheld and lightweight: designed for field testing in tight switchrooms, substations, and pole-mounted transformer environments.
- Battery-operated instrument: no mains supply required on site.
- Fast test cycle: turns ratio results in seconds, with go/no-go indication.
- On-board storage and database program for transferring test files and trending results over time.
- Single-phase test: covers single-phase units directly and three-phase units phase-by-phase.
- Repeatable accuracy across return visits, supporting condition-based maintenance and audit-ready reporting.
Specifications: what to confirm before you order
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Specification |
What to confirm |
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Turns ratio range |
Maximum ratio matched to your transformer fleet |
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Accuracy |
Class accuracy suitable for your acceptance and trending criteria |
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Test functions |
Turns ratio, excitation current, phase displacement; winding resistance where required |
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Connectivity |
USB or Bluetooth to the database program for results transfer |
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Battery life |
Sufficient cycles per charge for the size of test campaign |
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Calibration |
Supplied calibrated; periodic recalibration through Powerpoint's lab |
For full datasheet detail, send us your transformer types and we can confirm the TTR100 covers your worst-case ratio and accuracy requirement before you order.
Target users and applications
- Electrical engineers commissioning new transformers and verifying ratio against the nameplate
- Utilities and DNOs running periodic transformer testing on the distribution network
- Electrical contractors carrying out post-repair verification on rewound or repaired transformers
- Industrial maintenance teams in pharmaceutical, semiconductor, and data centre estates
- Renewable site operators testing wind, solar, and BESS step-up transformers
- Rental and tooling fleets where a hand-held TTR is the right level of capability for fast field work
As authorised Megger distributor in Ireland, Powerpoint Engineering supports the TTR100 with in-house calibration and repair, accessory supply, and training for transformer testing and maintenance.
FAQs
What is a transformer turns ratio test?
A turns ratio test compares the measured ratio of the primary and secondary windings of a transformer against the nameplate ratio. It is the quickest way to confirm a transformer is wired correctly, has not developed shorted turns, and that the tap changer is selecting the right position.
Can the TTR100 test three-phase transformers?
Yes, on a phase-by-phase basis. The TTR100 is a single-phase tester, so for a three-phase transformer the test is performed across each phase pair in turn. For very high test volumes on three-phase units, ask us about the higher-capability Megger TTR fleet.
Does the Megger TTR100 need calibration?
Yes. As a precision measurement instrument, the TTR100 should be recalibrated periodically to remain trusted against acceptance and trending criteria. Powerpoint Engineering's calibration laboratory recalibrates Megger TTR units in-house and supplies a traceable certificate.
To match the right TTR100 configuration to your transformer fleet and accuracy requirement, request a quote or speak to our team for compatibility advice.
Megger TTR100 Hand-held Transformer Tester Datasheet
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Megger TTR100 Hand-held Transformer Tester User Manual
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