Extech PQ3450 3-Phase Power Analyzer/Datalogger
The Extech 3-Phase Power Analyzer/Datalogger performs full system analyses with up to 35 parameters.
Features
- Large dot-matrix, sun-readable, numerical, backlit LCD
- Wide sampling rate range (2 seconds to 2 hours)
- Log up to 30,000 reading on a removable SD memory card
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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The Extech 3-Phase Power Analyzer/Datalogger logs up to 30,000 readings on a removable SD memory card. The adjustable current transformer and potential transformer have a 1 to 600 and 1 to 1000 power ratio for high distribution systems. 35 parameters can be analyzed:
- V (phase-to-phase), V (phase-to-ground)
- A (phase-to-ground)
- KW / KVA / KVAR / PF (phase)
- KW / KVA / KVAR / PF (system)
- KWH / KVAH / KVARH / PFH (system)
- Phase angle
Additional meter features include built-in clock and calendar, and easy-to-ready onscreen menu.
- ACV (true RMS) range: 600.0V
- ACV (true RMS) accuracy: +/-(0.5%rdg+0.5V)
- ACA range: 1200A
- ACA accuracy: +/-(0.5%rdg+0.5A)
- Active power (MW) range: 9.999MW
- Active power (MW) accuracy: +/-(1.0%rdg+0.008MW)
- Apparent power (MVA) range: 9.999MVA
- Apparent power (MVA) accuracy: +/-(1.0%rdg+0.008MVA)
- Reactive power (MVAR) range: 9.999MVAR
- Reactive power (MVAR) accuracy: +/-(1.0%rdg+0.008MVAR)
- Power factor range: 0.00 to 1.00
- Power factor accuracy: +/-0.04
- Frequency range: 45Hz to 65Hz
- Frequency accuracy: +/-0.1Hz
- Phase range: -180° to +180.0°
- Phase accuracy: ±1°
- Current clamp input range: 200mV, 300mV, 500mV, 1V, 2V, 3V; user-selectable
- Current clamp input accuracy: +/-(0.5%rdg+5d)
- Active power energy (MWH) range: 0.0kWh to 9.999MWH
- Active power energy (MWH) accuracy: +/-(2.0%rdg+0.008MWH)
- Apparent power energy (MVAH) range: 0.0KVAh to 9.999MVAH
- Apparent power energy (MVAH) accuracy: +/-(2.0%rdg+0.008MVAH)
- Reactive power energy (MVARH) range: 0.0kVARh to 9.999MVARH
- Reactive power energy (MVARH) accuracy: +/-(2.0%rdg+0.008MVARH)
- Datalogging: 30,000 readings (2GB SD memory Card)
- CE/CAT Rating: CE/CAT III-600V
- Dimensions: 8.86x4.92x2.52" (225x125x64mm)
- Weight: 2.2lbs (1010g)
- (1) Power analyzer/datalogger
- (4) Voltage leads with alligator clips
- (1) 2GB SD memory card
- (1) Universal AC adaptor (100 to 240V)
- (8) AA batteries
- (1) Hard carrying case
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