Tag Archives: Chroma Systems Solutions


Comprehensive Site Dedicated to Electrical Safety Testing Launched
Posted on July 22, 2010 by Mike Novello

Chroma Launches New Safety Test Website www.hipotsafetytest.com Chroma launches a comprehensive site dedicated to electrical safety testing and the equipment necessary for safety compliance. Their hipot and safety equipment will perform the tests you need to move production forward. Chroma … Read More →

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Chroma 66200 Power Meter Meets Eco-Design Directive
Posted on January 28, 2010 by Mike Novello

Chroma’s 66200 series Power Meters meet the Eco-design Directive for measurement requirements of energy-using products (EuP) in addition to meeting Energy Star requirements and Spec compliance and are now available at Test Equipment Connection. Lake Mary, FL: Hazards with increased … Read More →

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Test Equipment Connection Signs Distribution Agreement with Chroma Systems Solutions, Inc.
Posted on October 1, 2009 by Mike Novello

Lake Mary, FL USA – Chroma Systems Solutions,  Inc., internationally known for it’s AC and DC Loads,  AC Power Sources and power supply testing equipment, has today joined  forces with Test Equipment Connection through a worldwide distribution  agreement. Test Equipment … Read More →

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Zero-Ohm Load
Posted on September 23, 2009 by Mike Novello

In Search of the Zero-Ohm Load High-wattage resistors often are used as test loads for power transformers. Resistors don’t introduce phase shifts, and it’s easy to check that a transformer’s voltage regulation remains within spec at different rms currents. The … Read More →

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When Your Grip on Power Fluxuates – Use 54 KW AC Sources
Posted on July 8, 2009 by Mike Novello

Embedded usually means DC-powered electronics sometimes run by batteries. But military systems are different: They can require high DC voltages (28 VDC for vetronics) and even high-current AC in many airborne platforms. Alternating current is more efficient in these instances … Read More →

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