The three-phase power quality analyzer features conductive silicone keys, offering a good tactile feel, long lifespan, and a well-thought-out design that makes it easy to operate. Its compact size and lightweight build make it portable, suitable for both on-site measurements and use as a standard metering device in laboratories. Additionally, the analyzer includes a perpetual calendar and clock function, allowing real-time display of date and time.
Multifunctional Power Measurement with Power-Saving Display
Extended Battery Life, Seamless Data Transfer, and Load Monitoring
Simplified Monitoring with User-Friendly Interface
SISCO power quality analysers are applicable to electric power, petrochemical, metallurgy, railway, industrial and mining enterprises, scientific research institutions, measurement departments, etc. Especially suitable for comprehensive analysis and diagnosis of all voltage, current, power, electric energy, harmonics, phase and other electrical parameters. It is also applicable to various power systems to timely discover problems in the power system, avoid power loss, and achieve energy saving and loss reduction.
Model | SISCO-PQA-ZS5000 |
Input Characteristics | |
Voltage Measurement Range | 0-200V-800V, automatic switching |
Current Measurement Range | Clamp-on transformer 5/25A |
Phase Angle Measurement Range | 0-359.99° |
Frequency Measurement Range | 45-65Hz |
Voltage Channel | Three-channel UA, UB, UC |
Current Channel | Three-channel IA, IB, IC |
Maximum Harmonic Analysis | 63 times |
Continuous Storage Cycle | 1 minute interval, 18 months |
Accuracy | |
Voltage | ±0.2% |
Frequency | ±0.01Hz |
Current, Power | ±0.5% |
Phase | ±0.2° |
Fundamental Voltage Tolerance | ≤0.5%FS |
Fundamental Current Allowable Error | ≤1%FS |
Harmonic Voltage Content Measurement Error | ≤0.1% |
Harmonic Current Content Measurement Error | ≤0.2% |
Three-Phase Voltage Unbalance Error | ≤0.2% |
Voltage Deviation Error | ≤0.2% |
Voltage Variation Error | ≤0.2% |
General Characteristics | |
Operating Temperature | -10℃~+40℃ |
Power Consumption | ≤3VA |
Maximum Operating Time | ≤10 hours |
Insulation | The insulation resistance between the voltage and current input terminals and the housing is ≤100MQ |
The working power input terminal and the shell can withstand the power frequency 1.5KV (effective value) | |
Dimension | 320mmx240mmx130mm |
Weight | 2.0Kg |
Q1: What types of data can a power quality analyzer log?
A1: A power quality analyzer can log a variety of data related to electrical systems' performance. This includes voltage and current waveforms, harmonic distortion, frequency deviations, power factor, transient events, and fluctuations in load. It can capture detailed information on voltage sags, swells, and spikes, as well as track steady-state data such as maximum, minimum, and average values over specified intervals. Additionally, it can record event-triggered data with customizable thresholds and analyze power quality issues in real-time or over extended periods, providing insights into both immediate disturbances and long-term trends.
Q2: How does a power quality meter detect disturbances?
A2: A power quality meter detects disturbances by continuously monitoring electrical signals and comparing them to predefined thresholds and standards. It analyzes deviations in voltage, current, and frequency, capturing and recording anomalies such as sags, swells, harmonics, and transients. The meter processes these deviations to identify patterns or irregularities that indicate potential issues, providing real-time alerts and logging detailed data for further analysis. This allows for precise diagnosis of power quality problems and helps in troubleshooting and maintaining the reliability of electrical systems.
Q3: What are harmonic distortions?
A3: Harmonic distortions refer to deviations from the ideal sinusoidal waveform of electrical signals caused by non-linear loads, such as electronic devices, fluorescent lighting, and variable speed drives. These distortions introduce additional frequencies, known as harmonics, into the power system, which are integer multiples of the fundamental frequency. Harmonic distortions can lead to problems such as overheating of equipment, reduced efficiency, increased losses, and interference with sensitive electronic devices. Identifying and mitigating harmonic distortions is crucial for maintaining the health and performance of electrical systems.
Tips: How does a power quality analyzer work?
A power quality analyzer works by continuously monitoring and measuring various electrical parameters in a power system. It captures voltage and current waveforms, analyzes these signals to identify deviations and disturbances, and processes data to detect issues such as harmonics, transients, and fluctuations. The analyzer compares real-time data against predefined thresholds and standards to pinpoint abnormalities. It logs detailed measurements and generates reports, providing insights into the power quality and enabling users to diagnose problems, optimize performance, and ensure system reliability.
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