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TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION


New Fluke infrared cameras with LaserSharp™


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‘Plug and Play’ PAT testing


eaward’s new Apollo 500 provides fast and efficient electrical appliance safety testing alongside advanced test data handling capabilities. The new compact and lightweight unit incorporates all the recommended safety tests for workplace appliances in line with the IET 4th Edition Code of Practice, including point to point testing of fixed equipment and the testing of 3 phase devices and RCDs. A large colour display and intuitive menu- based operating system makes the Apollo 500 highly user friendly and a built-in risk assessment tool aids the user in determining the appropriate re-test periods. With both battery and mains power operation as standard, alongside fast start-up and power saving features, the new instrument is particularly suitable for high volume PAT applications. The Apollo 500 also incorporates advanced data handling features that include an internal memory for up to 10,000 test records, USB upload and download to PATGuard 3 software, and remote data transfer to PCs via smartphones using Bluetooth connectivity.


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Seaward Electronic Ltd Tel: 0191 586 3511 Web: www.seaward.co.uk


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luke has introduced the Fluke® Ti200, Ti300 and Ti400 infrared cameras with advanced connectivity and accuracy to maximise technicians’ productivity in the field. The new infrared cameras feature LaserSharp™ Auto Focus, using a laser to pinpoint exactly where the camera should focus for precisely focused images every time - see video at www.fluke.co.uk/lasersharp The rugged Fluke Ti200, Ti300 and Ti400 will soon be able to connect to the Fluke CNX™ Wireless system, allowing them to be used as a main unit to view live measurements from up to five wireless modules (e.g. AC current or voltage modules) on its screen, and integrate the data into the infrared image.


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Fluke (U.K.) Ltd Tel: 0207 942 0700


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Transformers with multi-voltage input P


lant and system manufacturers with international customers are familiar with the problem of different mains voltages. The Murrelektronik transformer with multi-voltage input features clear advantages: this complete solution is suitable for input voltages from 208 to 550 Volts. Different transformers have to be installed in different plants and systems depending on the voltage. With 208 Volts mains voltage in the U.S.A., 230 in many European countries and even 500 in parts of Africa, that’s a lot of different requirements. The Murrelektronik transformers with multi-voltage input provide a solution: they are the complete solution for worldwide use. The transformers feature a flexible selection of input voltages and can be adapted to the different mains voltages by simple bridging. The obvious advantage is that the same transformer can be used for any machine, worldwide. A total of eleven different input voltages from 208 to 550 Volts are pre- configured. This facilitates inventory and purchasing processes.


Murrelektronik Ltd Tel: 0161 728 3133 Web: www.murrelektronik.co.uk


Latest Gen3i mobile data recorder improves high-speed data acquisition


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BM has launched the mobile GEN3i data recorder that can transfer data directly to the storage medium at speeds as as 200 MB/s while


up to 96 input channels can be


configured as required. Data can be continuously transferred to hard disk and fast sweeps recorded so that users benefit by recording, saving and visualizing millions of measurement data items per second.


With 21 different data acquisition cards available – including a 1000V direct input voltage or sampling rates of 100 MS/s – the Genesis HighSpeed GEN3i data recorder can be used for a wide range of applications including generators, turbines and motors. Suitable uses include troubleshooting, maintenance and start-up as well as destructive material testing. The GEN3i has been designed to be particularly compact making it ideal for mobile use. It features a sturdy carrying handle for convenience while transporting the equipment and is ready for immediate use. The touchscreen interface features intuitive, self-explanatory controls so that all data processing functions are accessed with the touch of a finger. The data recorder is capable of a wide range of data acquisition and analysis work with its integrated Windows 7 PC and preinstalled Perception software. The Gen3i is available as a stand-alone unit but also


incorporated as part of HBM’s electric motor testing solution. Using the ‘power duo’ of the T12 torque sensor and the Genesis HighSpeed data acquisition system, synchronous,


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measurement of mechanical and electrical signals can be achieved.


Continuous storage of raw data allows live analyses for


determining active and reactive power as well as energy conversion efficiency. It is also possible to carry out further, more detailed analyses of fundamental and switching frequency, air- gap moment, slip, iron loss and control behaviour etc.


HBM 34 Tel: 020 8515 6100 HBM’s latest GEN3i mobile data recorder acquires data at split-second speed. Web: www.hbm.com/en/menu/applications/edrive-testing/ enter 806 DECEMBER/JANUARY 2014 Electrical Engineering enter 805


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