The Power-Packed Elcontrol Nanovip 2 with 1000A CT 

July 5, 2023

NanoVIP® TWO™ is a modern, compact and powerful portable Power Quality analyzer for professional use in the most complex electrical networks.

It can be used on single-phase, two-phase, three-phase balanced networks, low and medium voltage.

A long lasting battery (over 24h with one charge) and the huge logging capability of data (over 1 year) are distinguishing characteristics that make it an absolute reliable and professional tool.

Elcontrol Nanovip 2 Features

  • LCD graphic display that allows wide flexibility in the (multilingual menu, waveforms, histograms, personalized pages, drawings, diagrams, pictures, etc.)
  • PC Software NonoStudio dedicated through which you can make advanced analysis of the data stored on uSD
  • 1 voltage measuring channel (1 phase + neutral) up to 600V CAT III, with the possibility to also measure the DC voltage, with the precision of the 0,25% + err. FS
  • 1 current input with the possibility to also measure the DC current, with the precision of the 0,25% + err.FS
  • Automatic verification of the correctness of the device connected to the network
  • Possibility to use flexible current probe up to 3000A or other sensors with full scale set by the user
  • High capacity batteries that allow a range of campaign more than 24 hours even in the absence of mains power; no country limit when connected to the network
  • Calculation engine Powerful allowing besides the measuring of all standard electrical parameters (V I P Q A F PF THD% etc.) True RMS (TRMS): harmonics up to the 50th, dips, swells, micro interruptions and many other
  • 20 alarms (generic, swells, dips and interruptions)

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