Power Analyzers

User friendly & easy operation with using 15 key.Accurate Measurement at Low PF.TRMS Voltage Measurement 150V/600V/1200V/1400V (Phase Voltage) & 250/1050/2100/2400V(Phase Voltage) Direct Measurement without using PT.TRMS Current Measurement 8A/40A/80A/160A/250A Direct Measurement Without using CT.CT & PT Ratio Setting & Power Scaling Facility.Test Mode: 1-Phase, Phase-Neutral, Phase-Phase, 2-Wattmeter Method Selectable.Panel Mountable Enclosure as well as Table Top Enclosure.20 X 4 Jumbo LCD DisplayInbuilt 500 Data Storage Facility.Serial COM as well as USB Port for Communication.Temper proof calibration for stability.Measurement Speed Selectable: Slow / Medium / FastMotor/Pump Parameters Measurement in Motor/Pump Model (Torque, RPM, Efficiency, Flow, Head Etc)

The Yokogawa WT333 Digital Power Meter provides a wide current input range, fast display, and rapid data update rate in a compact and powerful instrument. High performance and reliable power measurement makes it the preferred power meter in numerous industries from production lines to R&D applications. The compact, 3-phase power meters of the WT333E series have a basic accuracy of ±(0.1% of reading + 0.05% of RMS range) and are ideal for precise measurement of power consumption of electrical devices, as well as for energy efficiency and energy saving studies. The lowest currents, for example, can be measured from 50 µA with specified accuracy. Model : WT333E-C2-B/G5

The WT500 Power Analyzer is a Mid Range product for single-phase and three-phase power measurements. It is designed into a compact half-rack size chassis which can also be double rack mounted. Standard features include a color TFT display and USB interface for communications and memory. The instrument has a basic accuracy of 0.1%, maximum inputs of 1000 Vrms, 40 Arms and a measurement bandwidth of DC to 100 kHz. Simultaneous measurement of voltage, current, power, and harmonics. Display of numerical values, waveforms and trends Measurement of bought and sold watt hours Easy setup and operation