Megger KF-LAB MkIII Oil Test Set – Moisture Analysis with Flexible Sample Settings
The Megger KF-LAB MkIII is a portable coulometric Karl Fischer test set for measuring moisture in oil and other suitable materials. It accommodates samples with specific gravities from 0.60 to 1.40 and supports different sample sizes, providing flexibility for a wider range of testing requirements.
For transformer insulating oil analysis, the KF-LAB MkIII includes a default setting optimised for a specific gravity of 0.875. This simplifies setup for routine insulating oil testing while retaining the ability to adjust sample settings for other materials.
Results can be calculated in micrograms, parts per million (ppm), milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg) and percentage. The instrument displays the results and includes an integral printer for producing test records.
Battery-powered operation and a supplied carrying case allow the KF-LAB MkIII to be transported to the sampling location for on-site moisture analysis.
- Coulometric Karl Fischer analysis: measures moisture content in oil and other suitable materials
- Adjustable specific gravity: accommodates samples with an SG from 0.60 to 1.40
- Flexible sample sizes: supports different sample quantities to suit the testing requirement
- Insulating oil default: includes a setting optimised for oils with an SG of 0.875
- Multiple result formats: calculates results in micrograms, ppm, mg/kg and percentage
- Active error compensation: the ACE Control System automatically detects and corrects resistance changes to help maintain accurate moisture measurements
- Display and integral printer: provides results on screen and as printed records
- Portable operation: battery-powered and supplied with a carrying case
More oil test sets from the Megger range
For greater flexibility across sample types, explore the Megger KF-LAB MkIII Oil Test Set. It supports specific gravities from 0.60 to 1.40 and different sample sizes, while retaining a default setting optimised for insulating oils with a specific gravity of 0.875.