
Online Power Quality Monitoring Device
PM175 is developed to meet the diverse needs of different customers in the IEC market: substation operators, power system integrators, generator users, industrial and commercial power consumers, etc. This analyzer is suitable for all applications requiring high-performance power quality monitoring and fault tracing analysis.
The wide range of features of PM175 makes it an ideal choice for many applications such as feeder, switch monitoring, billing measurement and settlement, power quality, and utility SCADA. Since it supports industrial standard DNP3.0 and Modbus RTU protocols, it is also extremely suitable for substation automation.
PM175 provides comprehensive power quality monitoring capabilities and includes statistical reports compliant with EN50160. PM175 enables both power suppliers and power users to monitor the quality of outgoing or incoming electrical energy. This allows power suppliers to take timely remedial actions and power users to avoid equipment damage caused by power quality issues.
Two communication ports enable local and remote data acquisition.
- Commodity name: Online Power Quality Monitoring Device
- Commodity ID: PM175
- Product Description
- Summary
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Basic Functions
Measurement
■ 0.2S Class Accuracy IEC62503-22:2003
■ 128 times/cycle true RMS measurement
■ Four-quadrant measurement
■ Current (including neutral line current), voltage, power, energy, power factor, frequency, unbalance, load curve, demand
■ Built-in multi-rate time-of-use (TOU) pricing to meet any billing requirements
■ Sealing option
Harmonic Analysis
■ Current, voltage total harmonic distortion THD, total demand distortion current TDD, K factor
■ 50th order harmonic analysis
■ Harmonic power flow calculation (harmonic direction)
■ Up to 50th order interharmonics voltage
■ Harmonic spectrum and phase angle
■ Harmonic standard compliance analysis IEEE1159, G5/4
Waveform Recording
■ 2 independent, synchronized waveform recorders, each including 3-phase current and 3-phase voltage waveforms
■ Recording resolution adjustable from 32 to 128 times/cycle
■ 16 cycles pre-fault recording, up to 2000 cycles post-fault recording
■ Supports programmable storage partitions
Event Recording
■ Programmable event recording, 1ms timestamp
■ Supports programmable storage partitions
Data Recording
■ Up to 16 programmable data recording tables, each with up to 16 parameters
■ Recording interval adjustable from 1 to 9999 seconds
■ Supports programmable storage partitions
EN50160 Power Quality Recorder
■ EN50160 compliance statistics
■ EN50160 harmonic statistics
■ Onboard power quality analyzer
■ Programmable thresholds and delays
■ Custom reports
■ IEEE519 Power Quality
Customized EN50160 Power Quality Recorder
Flicker: IEC61000
Transient Recording
■ Minimum width: 156μs@50Hz
Sag/Swell Monitoring
Real-time Clock
■ 30ppm real-time clock■ GPS pulse input time synchronization
Storage
■ 1M non-volatile memory
■ Programmable partitioning for event, data, and waveform recording storage
Control Options
■ 2 relay outputs DO, 4 digital inputs DI, 4 analog inputs AI, up to 16 analog outputs AO
Communication
■ 2 communication ports:
■ COM1: RS232/244/485, 56K MODEM, Ethernet 10/100 Base T
■ COM2: RS422/485 (standard)
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PM175 is developed to meet the diverse needs of different customers in the IEC market: substation operators, power system integrators, generator users, industrial and commercial power consumers, etc. This analyzer is suitable for all applications requiring high-performance power quality monitoring and fault tracing analysis.
The wide range of features of PM175 makes it an ideal choice for many applications such as feeder, switch monitoring, billing measurement and settlement, power quality, and utility SCADA. Since it supports industrial standard DNP3.0 and Modbus RTU protocols, it is also extremely suitable for substation automation.
PM175 provides comprehensive power quality monitoring capabilities and includes statistical reports compliant with EN50160. PM175 enables both power suppliers and power users to monitor the quality of outgoing or incoming electrical energy. This allows power suppliers to take timely remedial actions and power users to avoid equipment damage caused by power quality issues.
Two communication ports enable local and remote data acquisition.
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