How to Log Power Measurement Data
Learn how to log power measurement data continuously from a digital power analyzer when connecting it to a data recorder to easily and securely collect and synchronize voltage, current, harmonics, and power data for long periods of time, while also collecting thermocouple, RTD, and standard analog signal, all in one place.
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Digital Power Meter WT300
The WT300 offers high performance and high reliability in a compact package with excellent price value, making it ideal for multiple applications from R&D to manufacturing test. It is the fifth generation of Yokogawa's value series power meter, and the world's best selling power meter.
GM10 Modular Data Acquisition & Logging System
- Modular housing for <10 I/O modules
- Multi-unit configuration measurement capability <420 input channels
- Internal memory <1.2GB
- Installation flexibility (no attachments required)
- Multiple measurement channel alarms
WT1800E - High-Performance
- Power, Harmonics (THD) Measurements (up to 500th order)
- Electrical & Mechanical Efficiency of Inverters and Motors in EV and HEV
WT300E - Economy
- Standby Power Measurements, Energy Star®, SPEC Power® and IEC62301/EN50564
- Evaluation and Testing of Batteries, Home Appliances and Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS)
WT500 - Mid Range
- Power and Harmonic (THD) Measurements with Independent Range Controls
- Efficiency measurements of AC/DC or DC/AC Inverters & Motors
WT5000 - Precision Power Analyzer
- Precision power analyzer with superior accuracy
- 7 swappable input elements
- 4 motor inputs
- Harmonics test compliant to IEC 61000-3-2
WTViewerFreePlus for WT300/WT300E Series
The WTViewerFreePlus software captures measured numeric values, harmonic values, and waveform data. Users can view and save data on a PC using USB, GPIB, RS-232, or Ethernet.
Low Speed DAQ & Industrial Recorders
Yokogawa’s performance-leading data acquisition and logging systems, plus a wide range of paper and paperless recorders, meet all your recording needs. Universal inputs accept voltage, thermocouple and RTD signals, and offer maximum flexibility over recording span and unit scaling.
Power Analyzers and Power Meters
Measure characteristics of devices that generate, transform or consume electricity. Also called power meters or wattmeters, these devices measure parameters such as true power (watts), power factor, harmonics, and efficiency.
The Power of One
When precision test and measurement hardware and software converge to enable engineering groups to work together cohesively, it’s The Power of One.