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SUM PK4514 Power Quality Analyzer Bundle w/ 4xHA1000A clamp-on CTs
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NEW! The new PowerSight PS4500 Power Quality Analyzer is the best choice if you are looking for a versatile, easy-to-use monitor that can monitor energy, log voltage and current, and capture power quality events such as transients, sags, swells and harmonic distortion. You can also add the AMD option for performing on-line electric motor diagnostics using Motor Current Signature Analysis (MCSA).
THE HANDS-ON CHOICE! It's rubberized contoured case and rugged construction make the PS4500 Power Quality Analyzer ideal for field work. It's easy-to-use too. Clearly labeled buttons display related power measurements on a back-lit LCD window for quickly making spot measurements at panels and equipment. Our patented SureStart feature automatically checks for wrong connections before you begin monitoring to ensure a successful power study every time.
SMART! It comes with the latest Bluetooth technology to download data to your PC wirelessly. Plus a removable SD memory card slot allows you to store more data and share the data with others. PC software and Report Writer are included.
What's Included:
- PowerSight 4500 Power Quality Analyzer
- 4 x HA1000 Clamp-on Current Probes
- Voltage Leads
- Plug-in Charger Unit
- PC Software
- Instruction Manual
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PowerSight can provide you with a complete range of reports to serve
your needs. Our Report Generator and PowerSight Manager (PSM) software
provide you with the graphical reports, tabular reports, and raw data
that you need.
Comparison Reports
(Before/After, On/Off, Good/Bad, etc.) The Report Generator has a 4 step process for preparing reports to compare data from data logs. The process is quite easy and fast to perform. It results in a concise tabular report comparing the “before” results with the “after” results (including estimated KWH and cost) with optional appended graphs. The before and after columns are followed by a column showing the actual change between them and the percent change between them.
Sections of different logs can be compared or even sections of the same log can be compared. The report is previewed as a document that you can edit on-screen. Once previewed, it is quick and easy to modify any of the settings and run the report again. The ease and power of this reporting mechanism makes it a favorite for presenting results to decision-makers.
Summary Reports (Overall Results)
The Report Generator has a 3 step process for preparing reports summarizing data from data logs. The process is quite easy and fast to perform. It results in a concise tabular report presenting the variables of interest, including estimated KWH and cost, with optional appended graphs.
The report is previewed as a document that you can edit on-screen. Once previewed, it is quick and easy to modify any of the settings and run the report again. The ease and power of this reporting mechanism makes it a favorite for presenting baseline data.
Trending Graphs (Data Log Graphs)
Our PSM software makes viewing data logs easy. In a 2 step process, any variable of the log can be presented graphically. Dozens of pre-arranged combinations of variables guide you to an uncluttered and relevant presentation comparing variables of interest. Labelswith arrows can be added to highlight areas of interest.
gain control over the timeframe presented and the relative size of the data presentation.By using the zoom and scalingfeatures, you At the top of each graph, each variable is summarized with a single numberfor simplicity. A graph of averages is summarized to the average of the averages. A graph of maximums is summarized to the maximum of the maximums and a graph of minimums is summarized to the minimum of the minimums.
While viewing the data within PSM, moving your cursor over a data point reveals the actual values and time/datestamp at that point.
Custom Graphs (And Raw Data)
The data logs from PowerSight can be easilyimported into Microsoft Excel and otherspreadsheet programs in order to make customgraphs or to view raw data. It is a tab delimited text file with column headings, so the data is easily understood.
Harmonics Analysis Reports
PSM offers three types of harmonics analysis reports.When THD is recorded in a data log, the THD of up to seven signals can be presented on the same graph over time and printed out. The averages of each are presented at the top.
When wave sets are received by PSM, they canhave a detailed harmonic analysis done afterone click of a mouse. The resulting harmonic bar chart compares magnitudes of each harmonic to the 50th. You can control the range of harmonics and their scale in order to print out graphical comparisons of before and afterresults of your harmonic abatement activities. At the click of a mouse, the graphical data canbe presented as a table for a concise presentation of magnitude and phase of each harmonic, plus THD and K factor.
Streaming Data (Recording Core Variables Each Second)
PSM has a provision for putting an attached PowerSight unit into “summary measurement” mode. In this mode, PowerSight transmits the voltages, currents, watts,and VA of each phase once a second. This data is displayed on the computer screen,scrolling up one line each second. If the data is directed to a file, it is also recorded as a tab delimited text file, suitable for import into another program for extensive dataanalysis of core measurements recorded each second for as long as the PC has room tostore the data.
Automated Process Control Output
PowerSight can be used in process control or alarm applications. When it is first turnedon, if a certain data sequence is sent to it, PowerSight will then send out the streaming data discussed above in a binary representation of floating point numbers. The control or alarm system can interpret the data as it arrives each second.
Comparison Reports (Before/After, On/Off, Good/Bad, etc.) The Report Generator has a 4 step process for preparing reports to compare data from data logs. The process is quite easy and fast to perform. It results in a concise tabular report comparing the “before” results with the “after” results (including estimated KWH and cost) with optional appended graphs. The before and after columns are followed by a column showing the actual change between them and the percent change between them.
Sections of different logs can be compared or even sections of the same log can be compared. The report is previewed as a document that you can edit on-screen. Once previewed, it is quick and easy to modify any of the settings and run the report again. The ease and power of this reporting mechanism makes it a favorite for presenting results to decision-makers.
Summary Reports (Overall Results) The Report Generator has a 3 step process for preparing reports summarizing data from data logs. The process is quite easy and fast to perform. It results in a concise tabular report presenting the variables of interest, including estimated KWH and cost, with optional appended graphs.
The report is previewed as a document that you can edit on-screen. Once previewed, it is quick and easy to modify any of the settings and run the report again. The ease and power of this reporting mechanism makes it a favorite for presenting baseline data.
Trending Graphs (Data Log Graphs) Our PSM software makes viewing data logs easy. In a 2 step process, any variable of the log can be presented graphically. Dozens of pre-arranged combinations of variables guide you to an uncluttered and relevant presentation comparing variables of interest. Labelswith arrows can be added to highlight areas of interest.
gain control over the timeframe presented and the relative size of the data presentation.By using the zoom and scalingfeatures, you At the top of each graph, each variable is summarized with a single numberfor simplicity. A graph of averages is summarized to the average of the averages. A graph of maximums is summarized to the maximum of the maximums and a graph of minimums is summarized to the minimum of the minimums.
While viewing the data within PSM, moving your cursor over a data point reveals the actual values and time/datestamp at that point.
Custom Graphs (And Raw Data)The data logs from PowerSight can be easilyimported into Microsoft Excel and otherspreadsheet programs in order to make customgraphs or to view raw data. It is a tab delimited text file with column headings, so the data is easily understood.
Harmonics Analysis ReportsPSM offers three types of harmonics analysis reports.When THD is recorded in a data log, the THD of up to seven signals can be presented on the same graph over time and printed out. The averages of each are presented at the top.
When wave sets are received by PSM, they canhave a detailed harmonic analysis done afterone click of a mouse. The resulting harmonic bar chart compares magnitudes of each harmonic to the 50th. You can control the range of harmonics and their scale in order to print out graphical comparisons of before and afterresults of your harmonic abatement activities. At the click of a mouse, the graphical data canbe presented as a table for a concise presentation of magnitude and phase of each harmonic, plus THD and K factor.
Streaming Data (Recording Core Variables Each Second)PSM has a provision for putting an attached PowerSight unit into “summary measurement” mode. In this mode, PowerSight transmits the voltages, currents, watts,and VA of each phase once a second. This data is displayed on the computer screen,scrolling up one line each second. If the data is directed to a file, it is also recorded as a tab delimited text file, suitable for import into another program for extensive dataanalysis of core measurements recorded each second for as long as the PC has room tostore the data.
Automated Process Control Output
PowerSight can be used in process control or alarm applications. When it is first turnedon, if a certain data sequence is sent to it, PowerSight will then send out the streaming data discussed above in a binary representation of floating point numbers. The control or alarm system can interpret the data as it arrives each second.
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