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Watt
Meter : TRUE RMS/REALLY BROADBAND The Model 2330 Sampling
Volt-Ampere-Watt Meter is a precision, high accuracy, auto-ranging
instrument which simultaneously measures and displays true
rms Voltage, true rms Current and true mean Power over a
frequency range from dc to more than 600kHz. Full scale
Current and Voltage inputs are typically measured within
±0.1% of the reading in amplitude to at least 400kHz.
The corresponding Power is typically measured to within
±0.1% of the input Volt-Amperes to 200kHz and to
within ±0.2% of the input Volt-Amperes to 400kHz
for loads of any Power Factor.
http://www.clarke-hess.com/2330.html |
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Three
phase watt-hour meter : D86 series three-phase watt-hour
meter are induction meters which are applicable to measure
the rated frequency 50Hz and power loss of active energy
meter The series active energy meters are completely conformed
to National Standard GB/T15283-94 and International Standard
IEC521. All technical targets of reactive energy meter are
completely conformed to National Standard GB/T15282-94 and
Intermational Standard IEC145.
http://www.denli.com/d86-english.htm
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Watt-Hour
Meter (PM-1000 Series) : TRIATEK's PM-1000 Series Watt-Hour
Meter measures power in Watts-Hours and provides a pulse
output proportional to energy consumption. Utilizing three
current transformers and up to 480 volt service on single
and polyphase power systems, the unit performs necessary
factoring and math functions to calculate energy use in
Watt-Hours. Watt-Hours are transmitted as a dry contact
closure rated at 120V, 0.3A, -10VA maximum for remote control
or monitoring applications. The standard Watt-Hour calculation
factor is calibrated to output 5 watt-hours per count. However,
to increase the pulses the unit can be ordered with other
Watt Hour per count factors. The equation for determining
KWH is the potential transformer ratio multiplied by the
current transformer ratio multiplied by the Watt-Hour/Count
ratio divided by 1000. For example, if there is no potential
transformer and if the current transformer ratio is 600:5,
and the Watt-Hour/Count is 5, then the KWH value per closure
on the PM-1001 would be 0.6 KWH (600/5)*5)/1000. The PM-1000
Series Watt-Hour Meter is housed in a general purpose enclosure
for mounting in a panel or on a flat surface.
http://www.triatek.com/products/PM-1000.html
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