With the growing focus on generating and converting power more efficiently, the use of renewable energy sources like solar and wind is expanding. Alongside these trends, rapid advances in electric vehicles and energy-efficient technologies make precise measurements essential to detect even the smallest energy losses. Whether analyzing multiphase inputs during motor and drive design or meeting stringent efficiency standards for photovoltaic inverters, the WT1800R high-performance power analyzer offers engineers a precise and reliable tool to measure power, quality, and efficiency.
The WT1800R is the only instrument in its class that guarantees a power accuracy of 0.05% of reading plus 0.05% of range and can analyze harmonics up to the 500th order of a 50/60 Hz fundamental frequency.
The stability of the WT1800R ensures precision measurements are accurate and repeatable through the entire testing life cycle.
With up to 6 input channels, PC connectivity, and a wide range of display and analysis features, the WT1800R is the ideal measurement solution for a broad range of power efficiency and harmonic analysis requirements.
Make simultaneous measurements on up to 6 inputs at 2 MS/s (16 bits). The high-resolution 8.4 inch XGA display allows split-screen viewing up to 6 waveforms and can display up to 12 pages of diverse measurement parameters, making it ideal for efficiency tests of inverter driven motors, renewable energy technologies, and traction applications like pumps, fans, and hybrid/electric vehicles. The unit can also display measurements in vector format or trended over time.
Accurately measure a wide range of voltage, current, and frequency conditions. Basic power (AC measurement) accuracy is guaranteed between 1% to 110% of the selected voltage and current range, which equates to voltages from 15 mV to 1100 Vrms and currents from 0.1 mA to 5.5 Arms (for a 5 A input element) and 10 mA to 55 Arms (for a 50 A input element). The unit is also accurate during large phase shifts and high frequencies thanks to minimized influence of low power factor error (±0.07% of apparent power).
Both 5 A and 50 A input elements can be installed in a single unit. This enables engineers to use a single WT1800R for multiple applications such as standby power measurement and the evaluation of various operating modes of the device under test.
Manually set measurement intervals with 9 data update intervals between 50 ms to 20 s or follow fluctuating input frequencies by changing the data update rate automatically. This is useful when measuring devices like motors, where input signal frequency varies with RPM. In addition, during low-speed operation (when the input frequency is 20 Hz or less), data updates every cycle, which is helpful when checking measurement results per motor revolution.
Analyze harmonics up to the 500th order for a 50/60 Hz fundamental, even with a data update interval of 50 milliseconds. The WT1800R features two options for analyzing harmonics in addition to power parameters:
Measure more than just electrical parameters, the motor evaluation function enables measurement of rotation speed and direction, torque, mechanical power, synchronous speed, slip, electrical angle, motor efficiency, and total system efficiency from the analog or pulse outputs of rotation and torque sensors.
Permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSM), which offers the highest efficiency compared to other motor types, are generally controlled using dq-axis parameters (a rotating coordinate system). The WT1800R has enhanced calculation functions that enable computation of Ld and Lq and support measurements required for PMSM control.
The WT1800R can be equipped with a DC power supply for the CT series of AC/DC current sensors to measure large currents and improve S/N ratio and noise immunity.
The high-speed data capturing function measures Sigma-Urms, Sigma-Irms, and Sigma-P from DC signal and three-phase devices every 5 ms when external synchronization is OFF or 1 ms to 100 ms when external synchronization is ON, depending on the frequency of the clock signal.
Example of measured data with three phase current (Red dots are examples of data measurement at 5 ms intervals)
Customized screens allow for visual confirmation of parameters and can be quickly loaded from the internal storage for easy display.
The built-in memory can also be used to store numerical data and other data. Capacity is 1 GB.
When efficiency deterioration is observed during motor endurance tests, combining high-precision power and waveform measurements can help identify the cause. Yokogawa’s integrated measurement software platform, IS8000, enables simultaneous display of high-precision power measurements from the WT1800R and waveform data from the DL950 high-speed data logger or DLM5000 oscilloscope. This setup allows for easy, on-screen analysis and correlation between power consumption and inverter waveforms.*1
Easily view, control, and download measurements from your PC with WTViewerEfree, a powerful software that connects the WT1800R to a PC via a communications interface to make numeric, waveform, trend, and harmonic data from the unit more easily accessible.
The WT1800R is a versatile instrument that unlocks precision power measurement capabilities for researchers, designers, and engineers who work on a wide variety of applications in energy efficiency and conservation and renewable energy, including:
701902: 1000 Vtms-CAT II (BNC-BNC), 1 m
701903: 1000 Veff-CAT II (BNC-BNC), 2 m
Ein Set mit 0,8 m langen roten und schwarzen Messleitungen für den Einsatz in Kombination mit einem Paar optionaler Krokodilklemmen 758922 oder 758929.
Kabelschuh-Adapter für den Anschluss eines 4 mm Bananensteckers. Das Set enthält einen schwarzen und einen roten Kabelschuh
1000 Vrms-CAT II.
Spezifiziert für 300 V. Passt zu den Messleitungen 758917. Paarweise erhältlich.
Spezifiziert für 1000 V, CAT II. Passend zu den Messleitungen 758917. Paarweise erhältlich.
Messen Sie hohe Ströme bis 1000 A, ohne die Verdrahtung zum DUT auftrennen zu müssen. Kompatibel mit Leistungsanalysatoren, ScopeCordern und Oszilloskopen.
Energy consumption in low-power and standby modes is an important issue due to increased awareness that energy resources are becoming limited and demand for energy-saving household electrical appliances continues to grow. IEC62301 Ed2.0 (2011) and EN 50564:2011 define standby mode as the lowest energy consumption of an appliance not performing its main function, when connected to the mains. IEC62301 Ed2.0 (2011) defines test methods and requirements for both the mains supply and the test equipment. It is crucial that design and test engineers choose highly accurate power measurement tools to confirm that their devices meet these requirements.
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