Eaton Kyoritsu Meters and Analysers

Eaton

November 13, 2017

This range of high performance power meters and analysers can be used to measure simple power & energy consumption all the way up to power quality monitoring of an electrical installation. 

Some features:

  • 12 kinds of power measurements 
  • Regenerative electric power can be measured 
  • Display 3 different data simultaneously on large screen. 
  • Recording internal can be set between 1 second and 1 hour 
  • Demand measurement 
  • Double power supply system AC line and Alkaline size AA battery LR6 : 6 pcs. 
  • Supplied with interface software for downloading data to PC via USB 
  • Back light function 
  • Compact Flash Card, useful for backup. 
  • Designed to Safety Standard IEC 61010-1 CAT.III 600V.  

For more information:

http://www.eatoncorp.com.au/Oceania/Electrical/ProductsandServices/PowerManagement/TestandMeasurement/PowerAnalysers/index.htm#tabs-1

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