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Description
PQMII-T20 GE Power Quality Analyzer
Product Description:
The PQMII-T20 is a high-performance power quality analyzer manufactured by General Electric (GE). It is designed to monitor and analyze various power quality parameters in electrical systems, ensuring compliance with standards and identifying potential issues to support troubleshooting.
PQMII-T20 GE Power Quality Analyzer
Product Parameters and Specifications:
Operating Temperature: 0°C to 60°C
Dimensions: 21mm x 65mm x 32mm
Working Voltage: 18.5 to 36Vdc
Environmental Humidity: 5% to 95%
Series:
The PQMII-T20 belongs to the PQMII series of power quality analyzers from GE
Features:
Real-Time Monitoring: Continuously monitors voltage, current, frequency, harmonics, and asymmetry to detect power quality issues
Harmonic Analysis: Analyzes harmonics in the power grid to detect and identify harmonic problems
Data Recording: Can record historical data for subsequent analysis and reporting
Alarm and Notification: Generates alarms or notifications in case of power quality abnormalities, allowing timely action
Remote Access: Supports remote access and monitoring for convenient remote management and troubleshooting
PQMII-T20 GE Power Quality Analyzer
Functions:
Power Quality Monitoring: Monitors power quality parameters such as voltage, current, frequency, harmonics, and asymmetry
Harmonic Analysis: Analyzes harmonics to detect and identify harmonic issues in the power grid
Data Recording: Records historical data for subsequent analysis and reporting
Alarm and Notification: Generates alarms or notifications to indicate power quality abnormalities
Remote Access and Monitoring: Allows remote access and monitoring for convenient remote management and troubleshooting
Applications and Uses:
The PQMII-T20 power quality analyzer is widely used in industrial, commercial, and utility power systems to ensure power quality compliance with standards, monitor potential issues, and support troubleshooting. It can be installed at critical nodes in the power system for continuous monitoring and analysis
