NEO Messtechnik PQA 8000 - Mobile Power Quality Analyzer

NEO Messtechnik PQA 8000 – Mobile Power Quality Analyzer

The NEO PQA8000 reflects our understanding of power grid applications of today – the most complete and reliable mobile Analyzer you will find on the market. Multi-Touch, 4 hours mobile operation and complying with Power Quality Standards and Grid Codes your measurement application requires. Class A Power Quality Analyzer for measurements and analyses way beyond EN50160.

The only instruments in the world measuring Supraharmonic currents and voltages up to 500 kHz.

Hardware

11 inch full-HD Smart Touch display
Up to 4 hours of operation.
Sensor Supply for current clamps and sensors (uni- and bipolar)
GPS for highly-precise time synchronization
Large SSD, up to 1 TB data storage
Interfaces: USB 3.0, TCP/IP, LAN, Wifi, Bluetooth, RS232, Modbus, 104, DIO, and CAN.

Features

Supraharmonics up to 500 kHz
High Accuracy: 0.05%
High Sampling Rate: 124kS/s or 1MS/s
High Resolution: 18bit / 24bit
High Safety: CAT IV 600V
Power Quality: Class A
High Dynamic: 0.5mA to 150kA
High Performance: PC with Multi-Touch and battery pack
High Connectivity: additional input signals, Interfaces, AC&DC power, etc.
Visualizations: Recorder, Waveform, FFT, Vector, Table, etc.
System Dynamics: Resonances, Phase Angle Jumps, etc.
Transient Recording: Waveform & Disturbance Trigger
Disturbance: 1/2 Period storing & triggering
Phasor Measurement Unit(PMU) and RoCoF
Standards and Certifications: IEC61010-1 (2011) / IEC61010-2-030 / IEC 61000-4-3 / IEC 61000-4-4 / LVD Directive 2014 / EMC Directive 2014/ Rohs Directive 2015/ EN 61000-3-2 / EN 61000-3-3 / EN 61326-1 / EN 55011 +A1, Class A

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Categories: Portable & Handheld Instruments, Power Quality Analyzers

What is Supraharmonics?

The term “supraharmonics” (SH) is used to refer to any type of waveform distortion of voltage and current in the frequency range between 2 and 150 kHz

Power Quality Analysis doesn’t stop at the 50th Harmonic order. Emissions in the frequency range from 9 kHz to 150 kHz are sources of electromagnetic interference to various electric equipment. By design, classic PQ Analysers cannot be used for troubleshooting due to their limited bandwidth.

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