US$ 264.00
ex. VAT, ex. delivery costs
This device is a multipurpose three- / 3- phase-power meter or power analyzer used to measure alternating current (AC), voltage (TRMS) and frequency to determine active (kW), apparent (kVA) and reactive (kVAR) power as well as active energy (kWh) consumption. Both the phase angle and the power factor (cos φ) are shown on the handheld power meter's large and easy-to-read backlit display.
PCE-PCM 1 is a multipurpose power analyzer used to measure alternating current (AC), voltage (TRMS) and frequency to determine active (kW), apparent (kVA) and reactive (kVAR) power as well as active energy (kWh) consumption. Both the phase angle and the power factor (cos φ) are shown on the handheld power meter's large and easy-to-read backlit display.
PCE-PCM 1 is a multipurpose Portable Power Analyzer used to measure alternating current (AC), voltage (TRMS) and frequency to determine active (kW), apparent (kVA) and reactive (kVAR) power as well as active energy (kWh) consumption. Both the phase angle and the power factor (cos φ) are shown on the handheld power meter's large and easy-to-read backlit display.
The power indicator can process several different input signals, such as 0…410/4010 Ohm, -10…+63 mV DC, -13…+13 V DC, -24…+24 mA DC or signals from thermocouples and resistance thermometers. This makes the power indicator applicable in a wide range of applications. The measured values are shown on the large LED display of the power indicator.
The PCE-P41 power converter is used to convert single-phase power parameters into standard signals. This DIN rail-mountable power converter has a freely programmable analog output, RS485 Modbus interface and memory for up to 9,000 measured values.
PCE-PCM 1 is a three phase power data logger or power analyzer used to measure alternating current (AC), voltage (TRMS) and frequency to determine active (kW), apparent (kVA) and reactive (kVAR) power as well as active energy (kWh) consumption. Both the phase angle and the power factor (cos φ) are shown on the handheld power meter's large and easy-to-read backlit display.
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