UMD 913 power quality measuring systems with integrated disturbance recorder for professional network analysis.
The UMD 913 is a powerful, multifunctional, high-precision measuring instrument for panel mounting. It measures 4-phase current and voltage in 4-quadrant operation, in class 0.05 and thus the work in class 0.2s. No matter what processes take place in power systems, the UMD 913 power analysers register even the smallest disturbances or changes. All parameters of the electrical power supply are recorded seamlessly and precisely. Detailed quality evaluations make even the smallest deviations visible and provide information about the cause of the disturbances. The exact time synchronisation of the measurement systems by means of GPS or NTP enables the merging of measurement data for a comprehensive monitoring of the entire supply network. For the analysis and documentation of the network quality according to self-defined or international standards such as EN 50160, EN 61000-2-2, EN 61000-2-4 or EN 61000-2-12, the UMD 913 permanently records all network parameters in class A according to EN 61000-4-30. High storage capacities and effective compression methods allow long-term recordings of up to several years. In addition to the continuous recording of all quantities relevant to the power quality, the integrated disturbance recorder module allows the event-triggered recording of transient processes with sampling rates of up to 28.8 kHz. It can be used individually or as a comprehensive network at the key points of all voltage levels. The measured values are monitored comprehensively, seamlessly and fully automatically.
Reliable operation even under extreme conditions
All analogue and binary inputs and outputs as well as all interfaces are galvanically isolated and guarantee the highest level of safety with regard to occupational and personal safety. A guarantee for trouble-free operation, even under extreme conditions, is the excellent immunity to electromagnetic interference.
Analogue inputs
The UMD 913G is additionally equipped with 2 analogue inputs and a PT100 input. The residual currents can also be monitored via 2 RCM inputs.
Analogue outputs
The UMD 913G also has 2 analogue outputs.
