Energy Analyser

Monitoring, Characterization and Reporting: The EN50160 AnalysisEN 50160 is the reference standardindicating the procedures and limitsof the parameters measuredaccording to IEC 61000-4-30 to beconsidered when evaluating theQuality of the Power in an installation.EN50160 Analysis becomes easyand immediate with Jupiter. Simplyby pressing a key, Jupiter can startthe analysis, both using the standardlimits imposed by EN50160 or usingspecific, user-defined parameters.The results of the EN50160 analysisare displayed both as immediatelyunderstandable pass/fail icons andin detail. Moreover, the analysis canbe recorded on Jupiter's memory,thus adding information about theevolution of the analysis and allowingto trace events that determined thefinal results of the analysis. DiscoverEN 50160 compliance / incomplianceat a glance!PORTABLEPOWER-Time-based Surveys:in this mode the actual samples are stored on the memory. Theuser can choose if the storage should be continuous (storageof all samples) or if a buffer of samples (corresponding to 60cycles) should be stored on a time-base.As samples represent the highest content of information, thecontinuous storage equals to a "high-resolution film" of all eventsduring the measurement survey. On the other hand, the timedstorage equals to a set of "high resolution photographs" of thesystem, taken at regular intervals.DATALOGGING:Jupiter is equipped with a very powerful and flexiblememory system, based on removable and exchangeablestandard Compact Flash cards, completely dedicated tothe storage of measurement data.-The unique datalogging functions and the massivememory of Jupiter, allow particularly accurate and detailedmeasurement surveys.-Compact Flash guarantees a high degree of safety andportability for your data.-The detailed data-management functions, including fullyeditable survey-names and note-fields, guarantee clearand safe retrieval of the stored data.-The integrated SCHEDULER allows to program anunlimited number of surveys.Flexibility is guaranteed by three types of possible surveys:-Triggered Surveys:this survey-type is similar to the timed waveform survey, butinstead than storing a buffer of samples at regular intervals, thestorage of a 60-periods bufffer occurs whenever a triggercondition(set by the user) occurs. A typical example is theinvestigation of overvoltages, where the user wants to "takepictures" of the evolution of voltages and currents incorrespondence to each overvoltage event.-EN50160 Surveys:like suggested by the name of this survey-type, this optionallows to start an EN50160 analysis of the installation and storethe results at regular intervals. These storages are the "partialresults"leading to the final result of the complete EN50160analysis and are of capital importance when it is not onlynecessary to determine the compliance or incompliance of thepower-supply, but also IF and WHEN critical Power Qualitysituations appeared.QUALITYANALYSERS21