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TESTEC TT-HVP40 Passive Hochspannungs-Multimetersonde

TESTEC TT-HVP40 Passive Hochspannungs-Multimetersonde

High voltage passive probe extending multimeter capability to 40kV DC/28kV AC with 1000:1 division ratio.

SKU: 15001

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Key Features

40kV DC/28kV AC measurement capability
Dual division ratio: 1000:1 or 2000:1
1000MΩ input resistance minimises loading
CAT I safety compliance with reinforced insulation
±5% measurement accuracy across most ranges
300Hz bandwidth for AC measurements
Integrated earth clip ensures safe operation and prevents accidental shock hazards

Overview

The Testec TT-HVP 40 represents professional-grade high voltage measurement capability in a compact, safe design. This passive probe transforms any 10MΩ input impedance multimeter into a high voltage measurement instrument capable of safely measuring up to 40kV DC or 28kV AC RMS. The probe's resistive divider architecture provides excellent accuracy (±5% for most ranges) whilst maintaining minimal circuit loading through its 1000MΩ input resistance.
The probe's dual division ratio capability sets it apart: 1000:1 when used with 10MΩ multimeters and 2000:1 with 1MΩ instruments, providing flexibility across different equipment. With a bandwidth extending to 300Hz and temperature stability better than 200ppm/°C, the TT-HVP 40 delivers reliable measurements in demanding applications.
Safety compliance to CAT I standards ensures reliable operation in energy-limited circuits, whilst the reinforced 1-metre cable and mandatory ground connection provide operator protection. Ideal for power supply engineers working with high voltage power supplies, service technicians maintaining CRT equipment, and laboratory researchers requiring precision high voltage measurements. The probe operates reliably across industrial temperature ranges and altitude conditions up to 4,600 metres.

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Professional Grade Accuracy

Delivers ±5% precision for critical high voltage measurements in power supply development and CRT servicing applications

Enhanced Safety Protection

CAT I compliance with mandatory grounding eliminates shock hazards when measuring dangerous voltages up to 40kV

Universal Multimeter Compatibility

Works with both 10MΩ and 1MΩ input impedance multimeters through automatic ratio adjustment for maximum equipment flexibility

Die Hochspannungs-Multimetersonde TESTEC TT-HVP40 wurde für den professionellen Einsatz entwickelt. Diese hochwertige passive Hochspannungssonde ist mit einem Dämpfungsverhältnis von x1000 und einer Spitzenspannung von 40 KV DC ausgestattet.

Engineer Q&A

Questions and Answers

10 questions
  • Can This Probe Measure AC Voltages at Different Frequencies?

    Yes, from DC to 300Hz. Accuracy is ±5% at 60Hz. The response rolls off at higher frequencies, reaching -3dB at 300Hz.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 14 Oct 2026
  • What Applications Is the TT-HVP 40 Best Suited For?

    Typical uses for a high-voltage probe of this type:

    • Power supply output voltage measurement
    • CRT television EHT testing
    • High voltage laboratory research
    • Industrial equipment diagnostics

    It suits high-voltage DC or low-frequency AC (up to 300Hz) measurements made with a multimeter.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 14 Oct 2026
  • How Does the Probe's High Input Impedance Benefit Measurements?

    The 1000MΩ input resistance keeps circuit loading low, which reduces measurement errors and avoids disturbing sensitive high-voltage circuits. This matters in power supply testing, where loading could affect the circuit under test.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 14 Oct 2026
  • What Environmental Conditions Can the Probe Withstand?
    • Operating temperature: 0°C to +50°C
    • Storage temperature: -20°C to +70°C
    • Altitude: up to 4,600 metres
    • Humidity: up to 80% relative humidity at 40°C
    Answered by John LeggUpdated 14 Oct 2026
  • What Accessories Are Included with the TT-HVP 40 Probe?

    The Testec manual describes these parts:

    • Connecting plugs for the multimeter's Hi and COM terminals
    • Ground lead with alligator clip
    • Probe tip
    • 1 m cable
    Answered by John LeggUpdated 14 Oct 2026
  • What Multimeters Are Compatible with the Testec TT-HVP 40?

    The probe is designed for analogue or digital multimeters with 10MΩ input resistance, which gives a 1000:1 division ratio. Most digital multimeters have a 10MΩ input. With a 1MΩ meter the ratio becomes 2000:1.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 14 Oct 2026
  • Can I Use This Probe for Mains Electrical Measurements?

    No. The TT-HVP 40 has no rated measurement category and is not rated for CAT II, III or IV, so don't use it for mains measurements. It is a high-voltage DC and low-frequency AC probe. For mains distribution measurements, use equipment rated for the category you are working in.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 14 Oct 2026
  • What Safety Precautions Must I Follow When Using This Probe?
    • Only trained personnel should use the probe, and never work alone.
    • Always connect the ground clip to a reliable earth before touching the high-voltage point.
    • Never remove the ground connection while the probe tip is on high voltage.
    • Inspect the probe for damage before each use.
    • Make sure conditions are dry.
    • Turn off the high-voltage source during connections where possible.
    • Set the multimeter range manually. Don't use autoranging.
    Answered by John LeggUpdated 14 Oct 2026
  • How Accurate Are the Voltage Readings with This Probe?
    • DC: ±5% from 1kV to 20kV, ±6% from 20kV to 40kV.
    • AC: ±5% at 60Hz, with bandwidth to 300Hz at -3dB.
    • Temperature coefficient: <200ppm/°C.
    Answered by John LeggUpdated 14 Oct 2026
  • What's the Difference Between 1000:1 and 2000:1 Division Ratios?

    It depends on your multimeter's input impedance. With a 10MΩ meter (most common) the ratio is 1000:1, so multiply the reading by 1000. With a 1MΩ meter it's 2000:1, so multiply by 2000.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 14 Oct 2026

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