Power Quality Analysis MI 2592 PowerQ4
Powerful, High-Specifi cation 4-Channel Power Quality Analyzer
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The MI 2592 PowerQ4 is an extremely powerful and professional 4-channel power quality analyzer that is capa- ble of recording IEC 61000-4-30 Class S and IEC 61557-12 compliant data for up to 8 weeks. The small, handheld ergonomic design makes the instrument extremely portable while the wide array of functions including scope functions, flicker analysis, automatic clamp detection, inrush current analysis, events and alarm configuration and phase diagrams provide professional fault-finding tools in an intuitive, easy to use meter. The powerful PowerView PC Software package comes as standard with the instrument and provides a variety of extra features including the ability to download data and export information in a variety of formats, Data analysis of MAX/MIN/AVG data can be performed in both table format or graph format (with zooming facility) and the software also offers the ability to create, preview and print test reports on the findings of the investigation.
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4 voltage channels with wide meas- urement range: 0 - 1000 Vrms (CAT III / 1000 V).
4 current channels with support for automatic clamp recognition. Simultaneous measurement and recording of basic power quality parameters (U, I, P, Q, S, PF, cos ϕ, THD).
Power quality analysis according to EN 50160 including flicker meas- urement and standardized report printout in graphic and table form. 4-quadrant measurements (gen- erator and load with capacitive or inductive character).
509 parameters can be monitored or recorded simultaneously. 8 MB of internal memory space al- lows up to 99 days of data recording. PowerQ4 is compliant with power
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quality standard IEC 61000-4-30 Class S.
Power measurements comply with IEC 61557-12 and IEEE 1448. Large LCD display, 320 x 200 dots, with backlight. On-line Scope, Trend and Metering modes.
3000 A/300 A/30 A flexible clamps included in the standard set. Simultaneous 8 channels - 16 bit A/D conversion for accurate pow- er measurements (minimal phase shift error).
15 hours of autonomous (battery) supply.
The powerful PowerView PC Soft- ware package comes as standard with the instrument and enables functions including data download- ing, data analysis and the printing of professional test reports.
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Power quality assessment and troubleshooting in low and middle voltage electrical systems. Checking power correction equip- ment performance.
Harmonics spectrum analysis for selection of harmonic fi lters. UPS, voltage generators and regula- tors checking and troubleshooting. Voltage, current, power monitoring and recording.
Consumption profi le recording. STANDARDS:
Safety (LVD): EN 61010-1 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC): EN 61326 Measurements: IEC/EN 61000- 4-30, Class S; IEC/EN 61557-12; IEC/EN 61000-4-7, Class II; IEC/EN 61000-4-15; EN 50160; IEEE 1448
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