Megger PQA1000 Power Quality Analysis System

Megger

April 16, 2018

This tough, IP65, series of testers is intended for use on public networks and so offers CAT IV safety. It is available in 3 versions which can easily be upgraded via a license, There are different versions of the PQA 1000 available:

PQA 1000 Basic: the device is suitable for load analysis, datalogging and online analysis of the network.

PQA 1000 Standard: this version records about 2,000 additional parameters (harmonics and inter-harmonics) and generates automatic power reports according to EN 50160, IEC 61000-2-2 or IEC 61000-2-4 standards.

PQA 1000 Professional: this version adds fast oscilloscope traces and 10 msr.m.s. recordings with advanced trigger functions. The automatic trigger function automatically adjusts all triggers to the network disturbances.

The optional ripple control signal analysis makes possible to trigger a ripple control frequency. The complete message will be displayed and disturbances in the signal form can be analysed.

  • High-Performance, portable Power-Quality Analyzer, Power Meter and Transient Recorder
  • Automatic detection of the type of connected current clamp
  • Evaluation of power quality according to EN50160 and IEC61000-2-2/4
  • Large number of trigger functions 

https://ca.megger.com/power-quality-analysis-system-pqa1000-1#overview

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