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Could someone please suggest types of data loggers that can be used to log 3 Phase parameters on the Low Voltage side of a transformer.
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0-600vAsymptotic said:What voltage range?
I like the microdaq meter @rbelli1 linked to - on the "cheap" end of pricey, yet the specs look good. Dranetz is a big name in this field, but firmly in the "ouch, my wallet hurts" side of the pricing spectrum. Fluke offers several models in the mid to high end of the price range.rajK said:The basic use of the data logger will be to read real time current, voltage or/and power to reflect the effect on load change at the end of consumer line.
Hobos are my favorite, but I'm not sure if they do 3phase.arydberg said:
A low voltage data logger is a device that is used to measure and record electrical signals with a voltage range of 0-5 volts. It is commonly used to monitor and collect data from low voltage sensors and instruments.
A low voltage data logger works by converting analog signals from sensors or instruments into digital data, which is then stored in its internal memory. This data can then be downloaded and analyzed using specialized software.
There are several benefits to using a low voltage data logger, including its compact size, low power consumption, and ability to record data over long periods of time. It also provides accurate and reliable data, making it useful for various scientific and industrial applications.
When choosing a low voltage data logger, it is important to consider factors such as the number of channels, sampling rate, memory capacity, and compatibility with different types of sensors. It is also important to ensure that the data logger has a user-friendly interface and reliable data transfer options.
Low voltage data loggers are commonly used in various industries and research fields, including environmental monitoring, energy management, agriculture, and laboratory experiments. They are also useful for monitoring and troubleshooting electrical systems and equipment.