Power Logger PEL113
The PEL 113 measures and records all the power and energy values.
It can be used wherever there is electricity:
• electricity generator: renewable energies, thermal energy, etc.
• industries: metallurgy, glassmaking, agri-food
• residential buildings, tertiary, etc.
• infrastructure and transport
• datacenters, etc.
APPLICATION
• Energy audits
• Electrical diagnostics
• Industrial maintenance
Simple, effective ergonomics
• compact and magnetized
• 3 voltage inputs and 3 current inputs
• quadruple backlit digital display
• self-powered via the phase
RMS AND DC MEASUREMENTS
• AC and/or DC voltages up to 1,000 V
• currents up to 10 kA AC or 5 kA DC (depending on the current sensor).
• active, reactive and apparent power values
• active, reactive and apparent energy values
• fundamental and balanced active power values and unbalanced active power values
• measurements and characterization on motors (via Android application)
FUNCTIONS
• breakdown of energy losses
• phase information: cos φ, tan Φ, power factor (PF)
• crest factor
• THD calculation for currents and voltages
• DC, 50 Hz, 60 Hz and 400 Hz (Naval, etc.) measurements
It can be used wherever there is electricity:
• electricity generator: renewable energies, thermal energy, etc.
• industries: metallurgy, glassmaking, agri-food
• residential buildings, tertiary, etc.
• infrastructure and transport
• datacenters, etc.
APPLICATION
• Energy audits
• Electrical diagnostics
• Industrial maintenance
Simple, effective ergonomics
• compact and magnetized
• 3 voltage inputs and 3 current inputs
• quadruple backlit digital display
• self-powered via the phase
RMS AND DC MEASUREMENTS
• AC and/or DC voltages up to 1,000 V
• currents up to 10 kA AC or 5 kA DC (depending on the current sensor).
• active, reactive and apparent power values
• active, reactive and apparent energy values
• fundamental and balanced active power values and unbalanced active power values
• measurements and characterization on motors (via Android application)
FUNCTIONS
• breakdown of energy losses
• phase information: cos φ, tan Φ, power factor (PF)
• crest factor
• THD calculation for currents and voltages
• DC, 50 Hz, 60 Hz and 400 Hz (Naval, etc.) measurements
