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Record power anomalies accurately with simple operation !
- Aplications -
What a Power Recorder Does
There are many power-quality concerns in today's
PC-based businesses, and detecting power anomalies
is important for maintaining factory facilities and
equipment. The
POWER HiCORDERs 8714
-01
and
8715
-01
are monitoring recorders that can capture
instantaneous power drop-outs, brown-outs, spikes and
sags, and record voltage changes with simple operation,
and even monitor and record while totally unattended.
The compact B5 size and 1.5kg (52.9oz.) weight provide
excellent portability among worksites. (8714
-01
)
Simple Setup
1. Simple setup. No worries about operability.
2. Accepts direct input of line voltages up to 400 V, and
up to 1000 V AC/ 2000 V DC with the use of the
DIFFERENTIAL PROBE 9322
accessory.
3. Voltage and current can be simultaneously measured on
four isolated channels.
4. Data immediately before an anomaly occurs can be stored
and recorded.
5. High quality data printouts on site.
6. High-speed A/D converter stores data in memory,
providing simple recording of events that cannot be
recorded by a pen recorder.
7. Two measurement functions are
available: Waveform Measurement
Mode (memory mode), and RMS
Trend Measurement Mode (RMS
recorder & memory).
8.
HIOKI
clamp-on probes (voltage-
output type) can be directly
connected.
Example
To monitor the current waveform on a 220 V
power line.
[ Setup ]
Measurement mode is set to Waveform, time axis to
2ms. Recording length is set to 20 division.
[ Channel setup ]
For current waveforms, after selecting a clamp-on
probe for the input type from Mode, select the range
of the clamp. Here, we select 9010 and 100A. Set
the range of the clamp-on probe in the same way.
[ Starting Measurement ]
Clamp the probe around the conductor to be
measured.
Press the START button.
The current waveform is
displayed on the screen.
To stop measuring, press
the STOP button.
Current Waveform Example
ASM-SENSOR [ ASM GMBH ]
