Power Quality Analysis Selection Guide for PQA Accessories Photo number Description Part
A 1281 Current clamp 0,5/5/100/1000 A / 1 V
A 1287
1-phase flexible current clamp
3000/300/30 A / 1 V Target application
Four ranges current clamp for measuring alternating currents in low and medium power installations. Current clamp is automati- cally recognized by the instrument. Clamp does not require external power supply as it is powered by the instrument.
Single phase flexible current clamp with three selectable measur- ing ranges. Powered by alkaline or rechargeable batteries.
A 1309 Crocodile clip, green Crocodile clip assures secure and permanent contact during the measurement on bus bars, fixing screws, etc.
A 1310 Crocodile clip, blue
Crocodile clip assures secure and permanent contact during the measurement on bus bars, fixing screws, etc.
A 1355 GPS reciver
GPS Synchronization unit guaranties that the time clock of the Metrel PowerQ4 Plus analyzer is synchronized according to IEC 61000-4-30. This performance is necessary to ensure that instruments produce the same aggregation results when connected to the same signal.
A 1356 GPRS modem
GPRS modem data transfer enables remote handling of the meas- uring instrument and its data. If the measuring instrument has to be located on distant or hardly accessible place, the GPRS modem is the only practical solution for fast access to the instrument.
S 2014 Safety fuse adapter, 3 pcs
S 2015 Safety flat clamp, 4 pcs
Fuse adapters protect the instrument and the user against cur- rent strike and overload.
Safety flat clamps assure good contact when connecting the test leads on busbars and other larger flat surfaces.
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● Included in Set
- Not available Accessories: page 4.22
MI 2792 MI 2592 MI 2392 MI 2492 MI 2292 MI 2092 MI 2130
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