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PS3000 PowerSight Power Analyzer

Energy Analyzer model PS3000 PowerSight

OUR MOST POPULAR ENERGY ANALYZER!

Complete power/energy/cost analysis for single or three phase power systems in a compact, rugged package. Measures voltage, current, KW, KVA, KVAR, true power factor, displacement power factor, KWH, Hz, elapsed and estimated cost, duty cycle. Long term logging for up to months at a time. Manual waveform capture ability. Real time meter display of present values.

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As with all PowerSight meters it comes with powerful PC software and an automatic Report Writer. See an example here: Report

THE HANDS-ON CHOICE!

It's rugged construction makes the PS3000 ideal for field work. It's easy-to-use too. Clearly labeled buttons display related power measurements on a back-lit LCD window for quickly making spot measurements at panels and equipment.

12 Voltage Measurements
16 Current Measurements
True Power Factor
Displacement Power Factor
Phase lag angles
KW, KVA, KVAR (phase & total)
Delta & Wye configurations
DC volt, amps, power
Frequency
Harmonics (to 50th)
THD voltages & amp; K-Factor
Crest Factor
KWH (Elapsed & Estimated)
Cost (Elapsed & Estimated)
Adjustable Utility Rates
Peak Demand Period
Basic Disturbance analysis
Logging intervals from 1 sec to 99 min.
Waveform Capture
Input Ratios
Duty and Power Cycles
RS-232
Real Time Clock

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Last modified: September 11, 2011