Chauvin Arnoux PEL104 Power Energy Logger

This incredibly well-made device, the Chauvin Arnoux PEL104 Power Energy Logger, is made to interact with any kind of electrical network. Crucially, the PEL 104 may be used without shutting off the mains power supply and has four voltage inputs and three current inputs in addition to automatically identifying the associated sensors. With only a 200 ms break in between measurements, this power logger continually collects all the pertinent data for energy usage diagnostics. Five readings per second are possible, and all data is simultaneously recorded on every phase in accordance with IEEE 1459 standard. The PEL 104 can log power because of its wide measurement ranges, voltage up to 1,000 VAC/VDC, and current up to 10 kVAC / 5 kVDC. RMS and DC measurements on each phase at simultaneous rates of 128 samples/cycle, AC and/or DC voltages up to 1000 V, and current up to 10 kA AC or 5 kA DC (based on the current sensor) Energy values: total energy (4 quadrants) and up to 4 EWh, 4 EVAh, and 4 EVarh. Phase data: power factor (PF), tan Π, and cos φ Crest factor Harmonics for voltages and currents up to the fiftyth order measurements at DC, 50 Hz, 60 Hz, and 400 Hz The goal of Chauvin Arnoux and the PEL104 is to increase energy efficiency in cost-effective, sustainable buildings. Optimizing energy use is, in fact, essential to meeting the most recent regulatory standards. Users can oversee electrical distribution networks directly and carry out energy efficiency programs using a specialized Power Energy Logger. For instance, a PEL104 placed properly will quickly identify areas that need repair and indicate the effectiveness of any remedies used. These units, when connected to various electrical feeders, will determine the relative weight of each line in terms of total consumption, specify a load profile for the installation, and then rank the necessary upgrades in order of importance. The Chauvin Arnoux PEL104 Power Energy Logger uses voltage inputs and current sensors to measure energy. These units can be used concurrently for power allocation, comparative analysis, and real-time oversight of the electrical consumption in a building, factory, agency, or workshop by recording every detail of that usage. Because all recordings have a time and date stamp, operators may quickly compare readings from before and after installation changes. The PEL 104 Logger, which can operate independently from a phase using an attached accessory, prevents battery issues by drawing power straight from the phase via its voltage inputs up to 600 V. Furthermore, users can set boundaries, compile a list of occurrences that have been recorded, and even get an email notice when a predefined limit is exceeded thanks to the integrated alarm mode. The PEL104 is perfect for extended measurement campaigns since it stores all results on an SD card that can hold enough data for several years. Even electrical cabinets with severe integration constraints can benefit from the PEL104's easy-to-add metering and measuring point. The magnetized casing is robust and portable, easy to position, and won't get in the way of shutting the cabinet. This Power Energy Logger's backlit LCD screen, which is rated IP54, 1000V CAT III, and 600V CAT IV, has an easy-to-read triple digital display. Multiple connectivity options, including WiFi, 3G-UMTS/GPRS, LAN (Ethernet), Bluetooth, USB ports, and compatibility with Android applications, are included with all Chauvin Arnoux PEL104 models. Even though measurement campaigns frequently go much longer than the planned duration of an engineer's presence on site, it is still crucial to make sure the PEL is operating as intended. Real-time monitoring of the PEL104's readings and remote data recovery from any location in the globe are both possible. V Users can use the GSM 3G link to remotely access the PEL 104 Power Energy Logger by using the new 3G/GPRS mode. Simply insert a normal SIM card into the machine to utilize the highly helpful GRPS and 3G mobile phone network connection.