OUTRAM RESEARCH BOOSTS MARKET LEADING POWER QUALITY ANALYSER WITH USB FUNCTIONALITY

Outram Research introduces USB memory drive functionality to its market leading Ranger PM7000 Power Quality Analyser, the industry’s only Cat IV 600V Phase A-powered analyser, which can now be installed on-site indefinitely. Only the memory stick needs to be replaced, allowing offline analysis of data and providing users with virtually unlimited memory capacity.

The Analyser detects when a memory stick is plugged in and downloads the data to it automatically when it ends a recording session.  The download does not interfere with the ongoing recording and the timing of plugging and unplugging the stick is not critical. If the emptied stick is later returned, and the logger is in FIFO mode (a recycling first in-first out), the logger will ‘catch up’ and download all accumulated recording sessions not previously copied. 

The PM7000 offers four voltage channels rated up to 1000V and four current channels that can measure up to 6000A, with an instrument measurement accuracy better than 0.25% ± 2 LSB.

Three distinct, simultaneous recording mechanisms are available: waveform capture, which provides high speed sampling to 1.22M samples per second on all inputs; troubleshooting using Outram’s patented single-cycle Adaptive Store to capture detail of intermittent power quality problems on up to 32 selected parameters over long recording periods; and approximately 500 general parameters at (selectable) fixed intervals for applications such as demonstrating compliance to standards.

Data stored on a memory stick can be imported into Pronto for Windows, Outram’s data analysis package. This tool, which is supplied free of charge with all Outram Power Quality Analysers, allows users to graph and analyse data, create hard copy reports, and even export to other software packages for further processing.

For more information contact;

Outram Research Ltd, Bosham West Sussex
Tel: 01243 573050 Fax: 01243 574136
E-mail: sales@outramresearch.co.uk
Web: www.outramresearch.co.uk