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Power Engineers

  • Power Quality Analyzer | PQM-707

    Price range: R52,780.00 through R68,685.00 ex vat

    Safety Rating Cat IV at 600V label

    Power Quality Analyzer - Overview

    This Power Quality Analyzer allows for versatile measurement, analysis, and registration of energy network parameters DC and 50/60Hz. This includes measuring the quality of electric energy in accordance with the European standard EN 50160. To Guarantee accuracy, all parameters are measured with Class S according to the IEC 61000-4-30 STANDARD.

    This is the largest in this class of power quality analyzers and has a 7-inch colour touch screen which enables intuitive and ergonomic operation. Thanks to the built-in lithium-ion battery, the analyzer allows for work during the measurement without the necessity of connecting an external AC adapter.

    The analyzer can be used directly, or indirectly via transformers in virtually all kinds of networks with rated voltage from 54V to 760V. Due to its mobility and autonomy, any problems occurring in the supply networks can be diagnosed on the spot. With a safety rating of CAT IV 600V, the Power quality analyzer provides peace of mind during everyday use. The PQM-707 can therefore be used in the field of professional power engineering, maintenance services in industrial plants, as well as network analysis.

    Power Quality Analyzer - Features

    • 7" touch screen 800x480 pixel - intuitive operating
    • CAT IV 600V - high safety
    • Parameters acc. to class S - high accuracy of measurements
    • Li-Ion rechargeable battery - higher mobility
    • Removable memory card - recording data with no restrictions
    • Possible measurements:
      • Measurements according to EN 50160
      • Voltage L1, L2, L3, N-PE (five inputs)
        • average, minimum, maximum values, range to 760 V DC and 50/60Hz, ability to work with voltage transformers
      • Current L1, L2, L3, N (four inputs)
        •  average, minimum, maximum values, measurement current with range to 3 kA (depends on used clamp), ability to work with current transformers
      • Crest factor for voltage and current
      • Frequency from 40 Hz to 70 Hz
      • Active, reactive, distortion, apparent power, including the type of reactive power (capacitive, inductive)
      • Power recording:
        • Budeanu method
        • IEEE 1459
      • Active, reactive, apparent energy
      • Power factor, cosφ, tgφ
      • Up to 50th harmonics for voltage and current
      • Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) for voltage and current
      • Short-term (PST) and long-term (PLT) flicker
      • Unbalance of voltage and current
      • Current and voltage events registration including waveforms and RMS graphs half period
      • Inrush current
      • Calculator of energy tariffs
      • Analyzer measures and records according to the IEC 61000-4-30 class standard
  • UV Corona Camera | UV-260

    R1,676,625.00 ex vat

    UV Corona Camera- Overview

    The UV-260 is an innovative Non Destructive Testing instrument, that detects and monitors corona, arc and surface discharges in the power industry using a UV camera. With high sensitivity the UV-260 is a power tool used to detect UV emission in full daylight from faraway and nearby sources. It is ideal as a predictive maintenance device for high voltage substations and overhead transmission lines. UV-260 is newest generation of UV imaging systems with an emphasis on high performance functionality and easy operation. Widely used in HV research institutes, HV electrical component inspection, transmission line inspection, electrical utilities, HV panel inspection, service providers laboratories and more..

    Features of UV-260 Corona Discharge Camera for arching and partial discharge detection

    • High sensitivity to UV signals
    • Sound or Display UV events alarm
    • Fast optical zoom of the visible channel
    • Detect Precise location of corona emitting sources
    • Auto focus of UV and visible channels
    • Back ground noise reduction
    • 5.7" folding and touchable color LCD
    • Recording and playback of videos & images capturing,
    • Built-in GPS
    • UV events counter
    • UV-260 report software for documentation
  • Electrical Installation Meter with Power Analyzer | MPI-540

    Safety Rating CAT III at 500V LabelSafety Rating Cat IV at 300V labelLi-Ion Battery labelIP51 LabelBluetooth labelWiFi label

    Electrical Installation  Meter - Overview

    The MPI-540 meter is designed for checking the safety of industrial and domestic electrical installations. The user has the option to register the parameters of electrical networks located at these facilities. This allows for the measurement of the parameters for protection against electric shock using a single universal device while verifying the quality of electricity. The Auto mode allows significant automation of measurements of the meter and makes it possible to test the functioning of residual current circuit breakers, as well as in pre-programmed measuring sequences, which can be extended with their own sequences. Automatic measurement of insulation resistance of 3-, 4- and 5-wire conductors is possible by using an additional AUTO ISO-1000C adapter.

     

  • Power Quality Analyzer PQM-703

    Safety Rating Cat IV at 600V labelIngress protection IP65 labelGPS

    Power Quality Analyzer - Overview

    Power Quality Analyzers PQM-703 include all features of the PQM 702 but with extra functionality: mains signalling up to 3000 Hz, Transients up to ±6000 V, and minimal transient capturing time of 650 ns. This technically advanced product allows for comprehensive measurements of the quality of electricity, analysis and recording of power network parameters for frequencies 50/60 Hz, all in accordance with the European Standard EN 50160. Analyzers are fully compliant with the requirements of IEC 61000-4-30:2015, Class A.

    The device is equipped with five voltage measurement inputs installed as cables terminated with banana plugs marked as L1/A, L2/B, L3/C, N and PE (ground). The voltages measured by four measurement channels are up to ±1500V (the device has two voltage sub-ranges). This range may be increased by using additional external voltage transformers. Current is measured using four inputs installed on short cables terminated with probe terminals. The terminals may be connected to the following probe types: flexible claps (marked as F-1(A), F-2(A), F-3(A)) with nominal rating up to 3000 A (differing from others only by coil diameter); clamps F-1A6, F-2A6, F-3A6 with a nominal range up to 6000 A and hard probes marked as C-4 (range up to 1000 A AC), C-5(A) (up to 1000 A AC/DC), C-6(A) (up to 10 A AC) and C-7(A) (up to 100 A AC). The values of nominal measured currents may be changed by using additional transducers – for example, using a transducer of 1000:5 ratio, the user may select C-6(A) probes to measure currents up to 1000 A

    Power Quality Analyzer - Features

    • Mains signalling up to 3000 Hz
    • Transients up to ±6000 V, minimal transient capturing time is 650 ns
    • All parameters meet Class A acc. IEC 61000-4-30 standard
    • Measurements according to EN 50160
    • Voltage L1, L2, L3, N-PE
      • average, minimum, maximum and instantaneous values
      • range to 760 V
      • ability to work with voltage transformers
    • Current L1, L2, L3, N (four inputs)
      • average, minimum, maximum and instantaneous values
      • measurement current with range to 3 kA (depends on used clamp)
      • ability to work with current transformers
    • Crest factor for voltage and current
    • Frequency from 40 Hz to 70 Hz
    • Active, reactive, distortion, apparent power, including the type of reactive power (capacitive, inductive)
    • Power recording:
      • Budeanu method
      • IEEE 1459
    • Active, reactive, apparent energy
    • Power factor, cosφ, tgφ
    • K factor (transformer overload caused by the harmonics)
    • Up to 50th harmonics for voltage and current
    • Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) for voltage and current
    • Short-term (PST) and long-term (PLT) flicker
    • Unbalance of voltage and current
    • Current events detection including waveforms recording
    • Current and voltage waveforms recording after each averaging period