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Hire The Amprobe Skylab ,
Three Phase Power Analyser
With its capability of reading a True RMS value every 20mS for
each quantity, the SKYLAB allows constant control of all electrical parameters
in a 1ph or 3ph system. The ability to analyse 3 voltages & 3 currents within
1 second allows the SKYLAB to verify all parameters to IEC EN 50160 (Power
Quality Control regulatory standard)
Technical Specification
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Voltage Input 1-600Vac
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Accuracy ± 0.5% reading, ±2 Digits
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Frequency 45-63Hz
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Resolution 0.1V
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CT Ranges 20A, 1000A & 3000A
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Accuracy ± 0.5% reading, ±2 Digits
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Frequency 45-63Hz
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Resolution 0.1V
DC Analogue Inputs
Recording Periods
For each integration period (Selectable from 1-900 secs0 and
for each quantity to be recorded the SKYLAB stores the maximum and minimum
values as well as the average of all the values detected for that quantity in
the set period.
Statistical Analysis
In addition to being recorded for each integration period, the
values read every 20mS are also stored inside a statistical table giving
distribution curves and charging curves etc.
Voltage Anomalies
For the analysis of voltage anomalies the SKYLAB samples the
input voltages every 10mS with respect to two user selectable threshold
voltages (1% to 30% of rated voltage value).
Harmonic Analysis (up to 50th)
The SKYLAB is able to analyse and record the harmonic trend,
with respect to the fundamental frequency, of both voltage & current as well
as measuring the value of total harmonic distortion (THD). The analysed
results are displayed as curves, barographs, frequency percentage and
numerical values.
Software
By utilising the supplied Windows compatible software it is
possible to display the instantaneous measurements (Scope Function)
currently being carried out by the SKYLAB (displayed as numerical values,
waveforms, harmonics, histograms). Recorded data can also be exported as text
or into EXCEL.
The SKYLAB can measure and/or record the following
quantities:
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Frequency; 3 x Voltages; 3 x currents; Total 3ph Apparent
Power (St).
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Apparent Power per single phase (S1, S2, S3); Total 3ph
Active Power (Pt)
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Active Power per single phase (P1, P2, P3); Total 3ph
Reactive Capacitive Power (Qct)
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Total 3ph Reactive Inductive Power (Q1t); Reactive
Capacitive power factor (PFct)
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Total Inductive power factor (PF1t); Capacitive power factor
per phase (PFc1, PFc2, PFc3)
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Harmonics for each Current & Voltage.
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