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AEMC 8345 PowerPad IV Power Quality Analyzer, 5 to 1000 V AC/DC, 1000 V CAT IV
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AEMC 8345 PowerPad IV Power Quality Analyzer, 5 to 1000 V AC/DC, 1000 V CAT IV

SKU: 8345

$10,315.48

Availability: 1 to 2 Weeks AEMC Instruments 8345 Offers Suitable for engineers, technicians, and more, this portable three-phase class A power quality analyzer allows you to perform diagnostics and power quality work on one, two, or three-phase networks. In addition, this analyzer features a 7″ (177.8 mm) color touchscreen display, and the curve display is automatic and goes up to 10 complete cycles. Features Portable, easy-to-use, and shock-r

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AEMC Instruments 8345 Offers

Suitable for engineers, technicians, and more, this portable three-phase class A power quality analyzer allows you to perform diagnostics and power quality work on one, two, or three-phase networks. In addition, this analyzer features a 7" (177.8 mm) color touchscreen display, and the curve display is automatic and goes up to 10 complete cycles.

Features

  • Portable, easy-to-use, and shock-resistant
  • Large 7" (177.8 mm) color graphical backlit touchscreen, 800 x 480 (WVGA)
  • Full compliance with IEC 61000-4-30 ed. 3.0 Class A functions
  • Voltage quality diagnostics and communication options
  • Records and stores hundreds of parameters in memory every 10/12 periods (200 ms)
  • Measurements on all network types: three-phase, Aron connection, single phase, and more
  • Electrical network monitoring with setting of alarms
  • Characterization with software for True RMS single-, two- and three-phase measurements at 512 samples/cycle, plus DC
  • Monitors user configured alarm parameters
  • Fast transient events are captured and stored in memory
  • True InRush capabilities to study loads during setup as well as ongoing
  • DC current sensor power supply
  • 5 x 50/60 Hz AC/DC voltage inputs
  • Intuitive, user-friendly and multilingual graphical interface
  • Fully multi-task instrument with user profiles
  • Automatic recognition of different current sensors
  • Display of phasor diagrams

Measurements

  • Measurements and recordings accessible on the device's front-panel
  • Measures all DC components
  • Harmonics (amplitude and phase shift) from DC to the 63rd order
  • Inter-harmonic subgroups from 0 to the 62nd order
  • Two line carrier signal frequencies monitored
  • Measurement of active power (P), non-active power (N), reactive power (Q1), apparent power (S), and distortion power (D) values (total and per phase)
  • Measurement of energy values (total and per phase) with Energy valuation
  • Internal GPS for precise UTC synchronization (NTP possible too)
  • Real-time color waveforms (5 voltage and 4 current)
  • Easy-to-use multilingual on-screen setup
  • Automatic current probe/sensor recognition and scaling
  • True RMS voltage and current measurement
  • Shockwave measurement

Calculations

  • Calculation of K factor and FHL
  • Calculation of distorting voltages and currents
  • Calculation of Displacement Power Factor (DPF) and True Power Factor (PF)
  • Calculation of Pst and Plt flicker and the sliding Pst
  • Calculation of unbalance (current and voltage)
  • Waveform Inrush with a duration of up to 10 minutes
  • RMS and Peak Inrush for up to 30 minutes
  • Capture of hundreds of 2.5 µs transients
  • Capture shockwaves up to 12 kV with a resolution of 500 ns
  • Trend Recording
  • Trend recording period from 200 ms to 2 hours

Standard verification campaigns

Energy valuation

Offers all the measurements required to successfully implement energy efficiency projects and monitor electricity distribution

Shockwaves

Usually caused by lightning, are spectacular instantaneous electrical voltage surges, and they also propagate in the digital network; can withstand shockwaves up to 12 kV which are sampled every 500 ns.

Line carrier signal measurement

In the harmonic analysis function, there is also a mode for monitoring carrier currents, and after defining their frequency, the command signals will then be measured.

Interharmonics (harmonic mode)

Can be used to measure and display the interharmonics, as requested in IEC 61000-4-7, for very precise analysis of all the disturbances in an electrical network

Monitoring made easy

Trend

The trend graph shows the variations of the parameters measured over time as fast as 200 ms

Alarms

Alarms set points can be programmed to be monitored, which are then recorded and time-stamped with the duration and extreme values; users can be informed directly by email when an alarm is triggered

Transients

Transients correspond to peaks in the voltage or current waveform; shockwaves are extremely fast transients with even greater possible amplitude

True InRush

For tests when starting up loads, it can record ½-period values covering more than 30 minutes and the waveforms of the signal can be captured

Versatile communication

In addition to using media such as SD cards and USB drivers, it is possible to download the measurements and communicate with this instrument remotely via USB, remote links, Wi-Fi (direct or via server), or the RJ45 (Ethernet connector).

The web server

This analyzer is equipped with firmware for remote access. It can be controlled via VNC, which controls a remote machine while displaying its desktop. It can be activated from any browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, etc.).

IRD server

The IT networks are protected against external attacks. Thanks to the provision of access to the IRD server, a single authorized IP output address allows you to transmit your measurements all over the world.

SCPI commands

With an integrated interfacing software layer, it is possible to control this instrument via its own software application. SCPI commands are available for all the instrument's functions.

Data files in JSON format

Saved in JSON format, all the recordings are accessible and can be processed with a third-party and/or proprietary application.

Meeting standards

The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) IEC 61000-4-30 Edition 3.1 standard. This standard defines:

  • The methods for measuring the quality parameters for the supply of power to electrical power networks
  • How to interpret the results

The measurement parameters are described for each applicable parameter in terms that provide reliable, repeatable results, however the method is implemented.

The EN 50160 standard characterizes the quality of the voltage supplied. It presents the different types of disturbances which may affect the voltage on a network. It lists the parameters to be monitored and defines how long the parameters should be monitored for. With the DataView® software, the Monitoring mode can be used to set up a simplified configuration of all the limits to be monitored and the parameters to be recorded.

The IEC 61000-4-7 standard defines the measurement methods for voltage quality analyzers so that they remain compliant with the emission levels stipulated in certain standards (e.g. the harmonic current limits specified by IEC 61000-3-2) and for the measurement of harmonic currents and voltages on the power networks themselves.

This is caused by the power supply voltage modulation. When it affects lighting, it gives an impression of unstable vision due to a light stimulus whose luminance or spectral distribution fluctuates over time. There are two parameters calculated from the power supply voltage.

  • Pst which is a short-term assessment based on a 10-minute observation period
  • Plt which is a long-term assessment, usually over a period of two hours

Applications

Today, electrical distribution networks are judged according to their ability to power loads causing disturbances and loads sensitive to disturbances. The latter may take multiple forms. Voltage quality analyzers can be used to detect and qualify each disturbance type: outage, voltage surges, and sags, flicker, THD, voltage variations, transients, etc.

For energy diagnostics on a site, a logger must be set up to record the electrical power and energy consumed. Once all the measurements have been taken, billing data is compared with the actual measurements to determine whether corrective action needs to be taken. This action may take different forms: resizing a transformer, implementing filtering systems, replacement of faulty equipment, etc. This analysis helps you understand and act at the right place and time to provide the best solution.

The increase in electronic power supplies in industrial processes has led to increases in harmonic disturbances on electrical networks which have a direct impact on the quality of energy distribution. These disturbances may cause failures across all the electrical devices connected to the network. Harmonic currents have negative effects on nearly all the components in the electrical system, creating new dielectric, thermal, and/or mechanical stresses.

AEMC Instruments 8345 Specifications

Specifications

Inputs 5 x voltage/4 x current, isolated
Voltage 5 to 1000 V AC and V DCUnbalance (u0,u2): 0.5 to 5% (absolute); ±0.15% (absolute)
Mode Harmonics: DC to 63rd order; <3% UdinInterharmonics: 0 to 62nd order; <0.5% Udin
Inrush and Transient Capture (Number) No maximum (limited by SD card)
Shockwaves (Fast Transient) Up to 12 kV sampled every 500 ns
Flicker (Pst) <0.1
Trend Recording >900 parametersThree days with a sampling period of 200 ms15 days with a sampling period of 1 second45 days with a sampling period of 3 seconds
Sampling Rate Voltage 400 kSps/current 200 kSps/surge 2 MSps
Alarm Mode (Types/Number) 52/20,000 with email notifications
Real-Time/Power/Energy/Unbalance Modes Yes/yes/yes/composite
Screenshots No maximum (limited by SD card)
Carrier Current Detection Yes
Data Storage 16 GB SD-card (included) for snapshot, transients, alarms and trend recording
Display 7" (177.8 mm) color LCD touch screen: 800 x 480 (WVGA)
Clock/GPS Yes, built-in
Operating Temperature 32 to 104°F (0 to 40°C)
Communication USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, web server, IRD server, USB stick port (type A)
Compliance and Standards Safety: IEC 61010 1000 V CAT IVEnvironmental: IEC 61557-12 and IEC 62586Measurement standard: IEC 61000-4-30 (Ed 3) Class A (Full)EN50160 monitoring mode: With PAT3 software
Power Supply Battery type: Cartridge li-ion, 5800 Ah battery pack, ≤6 hours with display on; ≤10 hours with display offPower from phase from 100 to 1000 V AC/DC with external supply block
Dimensions 7.87 x 11.22 x 2.17" (200 x 285 x 55 mm)
Weight 4.19 lbs (1.9 kg), meter only

What's included with the AEMC Instruments 8345

  • Power Quality Analyzer
  • 5 x Black Voltage Leads with Alligator Clips
  • 2 x Black Voltage Leads with Alligator Clips for Power Adapter
  • 2 x Stackable Leads
  • 12 x Color Coded Input ID Markers
  • 16 GB SD Card
  • USB Cable
  • Internal Carrying Pouch
  • Extra Large Tool Bag
  • Hand Strap
  • Li-Ion Battery Pack
  • Power Adapter with US Power Cord
  • Power Plug Adapter
  • USB Stick with Dataview Software and User Manual
  • Quick Start Guide
  • Three-Year Warranty

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