Dranetz PQ5K Power Quality Monitoring

Model: PQ5K

Dranetz PQ5K Power Quality Monitoring

Model: PQ5K

Combines general-purpose PQ detection (with waveform recording) and four-quadrant energy monitoring in one instrument. It is housed in a DIN mounted enclosure, and is fully compliant with IEC 61000-4-30 Edition 3 Class A. It can detect and record waveforms for sags/dips, swells, interruptions, as well as recording flicker, and harmonics.

Combines general-purpose PQ detection (with waveform recording) and four-quadrant energy monitoring in one instrument. It is housed in a DIN mounted enclosure, and is fully compliant with IEC 61000-4-30 Edition 3 Class A. It can detect and record waveforms for sags/dips, swells, interruptions, as well as recording flicker, and harmonics.

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Dranetz PQ5K Offers

Features

  • DIN mounted PQ and Energy monitoring
  • IEC 61000-4-30 Class A Edition 3 compliant
  • PQDIF, Modbus, IEC 61850, Profinet communications
  • State and condition based monitoring and alarming
  • Temperature and fault current monitoring
  • PQView DE, PQView compatible

Clear

  • High resolution, colour TFT display for the pin-sharp indication of measured data (optional)
  • Consistently visible status information (alarms, password protection, data recording, time/date and much more)
  • Clear design

Intuitive

  • Language-specific plain text menu navigation
  • Topical arrangement of measured value information for quick data access
  • Service area for maintenance and commissioning

Multifunctional

  • Certified power quality monitoring according to IEC 61000-4-30 Ed. 3, class A
  • Acquisition of energy consumption: Meters and load profiles
  • Plant condition monitoring

Flexible

  • Applicable in all network configurations without hardware variance
  • Freely selectable measured variables for mean values and meters
  • Freely definable alarm conditions with summary alarm and recording

Scalable

  • Combinable device design (functionality, interfaces, I/Os, auxiliary energy)

Applications

  • Utility
  • Facility
  • Manufacturing
  • Petro chemical
  • Mission critical

Data recording

Apart from the automatic recording of power quality statistics, the high-performance data logger provides the following recording options:

Periodic data

This feature allows to record the time course of measured variables. Averaged measurements or meter contents serve as base and are saved in regular intervals. Typical applications are the acquisition of load profiles (intervals of 10s to 1h) or the determination of the energy consumption from the difference of meter readings. For both categories pre-defined courses are available, based on the system power values, and as well courses for freely selectable basic quantities. For further processing periodic data can be exported in Excel format for a definable time range.

Events

Here the occurrence of events or alarms is recorded in form of a list with time information. A distinction is made between self-defined events (such as ON/OFF of limit states or monitoring functions) which the user can classify as alarm or event and the so-called operator list in which system events such as changes of the device configuration, reset operations, powering the device and many more are held.

PQ events

The occurrence of monitored PQ events is available in list form with the most important information about the events. Each entry can be directly selected to switch to the graphical event presentation. There the courses of the RMS half-cycle values and the waveshape during the disturbance are available, divided into presentations of all voltages, all currents and mixed displays.


Event lists, PQ event recordings, mean value courses (load profiles) and meter readings may be displayed directly at the device or via the device webpage.

Monitoring and alarming

The instrument supports the on-site analysis of acquired measured data in order to initiate directly immediate or delayed actions. This facilitates the protection of equipment and also monitoring of service intervals.

The following items are available:

  • 12 limit values
  • 8 monitoring functions with 3 inputs each
  • 1 collective alarm as a combination of all monitoring functions
  • 3 operating hour counters with definable running conditions

The available digital outputs may be used directly for the transmission of limit values and monitoring functions as well as the resettable summary alarm. A text may be allocated to each monitoring function and can be used for both the alarm and event list in the data logger.

Operation and analysis

The local operation at the device itself and the access via web interface are structured identically. One can access the available measured data, parametrize the instrument or use the service functions via the language-specific, topically structured menu navigation. The status bar at the top right, uniformly shows the statuses of alarm monitoring, the password protection system, the data recording and the UPS as well as time and date. Apart from the details of the PQ statistics, all data are available via both the local GUI and the WEB interface of the device.

PQ Easy-report
  • PDF creation via WEB interface of the device
  • Selectable report duration
  • Selectable report scope (overview, statistic details, event overview)
  • Direct compliance assessment of standards EN 50160, IEC 61000-2-2 / 2-4 / 2-12, GB/T, IEEE 519 or customer specific limits
  • Customer specific logo in the report

Dranetz PQ5K Specifications

Inputs
Voltage Channels: (4) AC
Nominal voltage: 57.7 to 400 VLN, 100 to 693 VLL
Overload capacity: 520 VLN, 900 VLL (permanent)
Nominal frequency: 42 to 50 to 58 Hz, 50.5 to 60 to 69.5 Hz
Current Channels: (4) AC
Nominal current: 1 to 5 A (max. 7.5 A)
Overload capacity: 10 A (permanent), 100 A, 5x1 s, interval 300 s
Sampling Rate 18 kHz
Connections
Types Single phase, split phase, 3 or 4-wire balanced load, 3-wire balanced load [2U, 1I], 3-wire unbalanced load, Aron connection, 3 or 4-wire unbalanced load, 4-wire unbalanced load, Open-Y
I/O Interfaces
Digital Inputs Passive Nominal voltage: 12/24 V DC (30 V max.)
Digital Outputs 2 Nominal voltage: 12/24 V DC (30 V max.)
Power
Standard Nominal Voltage 100 to 230 V AC, 130 to 230 V DC
Consumption ≤27 VA, ≤12 W
Basic Uncertainty According IEC/EN 60688
Voltage, Current ±0.1%
Power ±0.2%
Power Factor ±0.1°
Frequency ±0.01 Hz
Imbalance U, I ±0.5%
Harmonic ±0.5%
THD V, I ±0.5%
Active Energy Class 0.5S (IEC/EN 62 053-22)
Reactive Energy Class 0.5S (IEC/EN 62 053-24)
Interfaces
Ethernet 100Base TX; RJ45 socket
Mode: 10/100 MBit/s, full/half duplex, auto-negotiation
Protocols: Modbus/TCP, http, NTP (time synchronization)
Time Reference Internal Clock Clock accuracy: ± 2 minutes/month (59 to 86°F [15 to 30°C])
Synchronization via NTP server or GPS
Environmental Conditions
Operating Temperature Without UPS: 14 to 131°F (-10 to 55°C)
With UPS: 32 to 95°F (0 to 35°C)
Storage Temperature -13 to 158°F (-25 to 70°C)
Temperature Influence 0.5 x basic uncertainty per 10 K
Long-Term Drift 0.5 x basic uncertainty per year
Others Application group II (IEC/EN 60 688)
Relative air humidity: <95% without condensation
Operating Altitude ≤2000 m above NN
Mechanical Specifications
Housing Material Polycarbonate (Makrolon)
Flammability Class V-0 according UL94, self-extinguishing, not dripping, free of halogen
Weight 1.76 lb (800 g)
Safety
Protection Class Class II (protective insulation, voltage inputs via protective impedance)
Pollution Pollution degree 2
Protection IP54 (front), IP30 (housing), IP20 (terminals)
Measurement Category 600 V CAT III, I: 300 V CAT III
Click here for complete specifications on the Dranetz PQ5K

What's included with the Dranetz PQ5K

  • Dranetz PQ5K Power Quality Monitoring

The Fundamentals of Power Monitoring with Dranetz


In this informative webinar we focused on the fundamentals of power monitoring and the importance of implementing some form of energy management control because “you cannot manage what you cannot measure”, with the ultimate goal of improving energy efficiency.

This webinar addresses the following issues:
  • The distinction between power measuring and monitoring
  • The difference between energy and power quality
  • The pros and cons of portable or permanent/fixed solutions
  • The benefits of power monitoring
  • The basics of AC electric power and power quality
  • The differences between energy and demand
  • The types of power quality disturbances, their sources and measurement standards

Ask a question about Dranetz PQ5K Power Quality Monitoring

Customer Reviews for the Dranetz PQ5K

Dranetz PQ5K Offers

Features

  • DIN mounted PQ and Energy monitoring
  • IEC 61000-4-30 Class A Edition 3 compliant
  • PQDIF, Modbus, IEC 61850, Profinet communications
  • State and condition based monitoring and alarming
  • Temperature and fault current monitoring
  • PQView DE, PQView compatible

Clear

  • High resolution, colour TFT display for the pin-sharp indication of measured data (optional)
  • Consistently visible status information (alarms, password protection, data recording, time/date and much more)
  • Clear design

Intuitive

  • Language-specific plain text menu navigation
  • Topical arrangement of measured value information for quick data access
  • Service area for maintenance and commissioning

Multifunctional

  • Certified power quality monitoring according to IEC 61000-4-30 Ed. 3, class A
  • Acquisition of energy consumption: Meters and load profiles
  • Plant condition monitoring

Flexible

  • Applicable in all network configurations without hardware variance
  • Freely selectable measured variables for mean values and meters
  • Freely definable alarm conditions with summary alarm and recording

Scalable

  • Combinable device design (functionality, interfaces, I/Os, auxiliary energy)

Applications

  • Utility
  • Facility
  • Manufacturing
  • Petro chemical
  • Mission critical

Data recording

Apart from the automatic recording of power quality statistics, the high-performance data logger provides the following recording options:

Periodic data

This feature allows to record the time course of measured variables. Averaged measurements or meter contents serve as base and are saved in regular intervals. Typical applications are the acquisition of load profiles (intervals of 10s to 1h) or the determination of the energy consumption from the difference of meter readings. For both categories pre-defined courses are available, based on the system power values, and as well courses for freely selectable basic quantities. For further processing periodic data can be exported in Excel format for a definable time range.

Events

Here the occurrence of events or alarms is recorded in form of a list with time information. A distinction is made between self-defined events (such as ON/OFF of limit states or monitoring functions) which the user can classify as alarm or event and the so-called operator list in which system events such as changes of the device configuration, reset operations, powering the device and many more are held.

PQ events

The occurrence of monitored PQ events is available in list form with the most important information about the events. Each entry can be directly selected to switch to the graphical event presentation. There the courses of the RMS half-cycle values and the waveshape during the disturbance are available, divided into presentations of all voltages, all currents and mixed displays.


Event lists, PQ event recordings, mean value courses (load profiles) and meter readings may be displayed directly at the device or via the device webpage.

Monitoring and alarming

The instrument supports the on-site analysis of acquired measured data in order to initiate directly immediate or delayed actions. This facilitates the protection of equipment and also monitoring of service intervals.

The following items are available:

  • 12 limit values
  • 8 monitoring functions with 3 inputs each
  • 1 collective alarm as a combination of all monitoring functions
  • 3 operating hour counters with definable running conditions

The available digital outputs may be used directly for the transmission of limit values and monitoring functions as well as the resettable summary alarm. A text may be allocated to each monitoring function and can be used for both the alarm and event list in the data logger.

Operation and analysis

The local operation at the device itself and the access via web interface are structured identically. One can access the available measured data, parametrize the instrument or use the service functions via the language-specific, topically structured menu navigation. The status bar at the top right, uniformly shows the statuses of alarm monitoring, the password protection system, the data recording and the UPS as well as time and date. Apart from the details of the PQ statistics, all data are available via both the local GUI and the WEB interface of the device.

PQ Easy-report
  • PDF creation via WEB interface of the device
  • Selectable report duration
  • Selectable report scope (overview, statistic details, event overview)
  • Direct compliance assessment of standards EN 50160, IEC 61000-2-2 / 2-4 / 2-12, GB/T, IEEE 519 or customer specific limits
  • Customer specific logo in the report

Dranetz PQ5K Specifications

Inputs
Voltage Channels: (4) AC
Nominal voltage: 57.7 to 400 VLN, 100 to 693 VLL
Overload capacity: 520 VLN, 900 VLL (permanent)
Nominal frequency: 42 to 50 to 58 Hz, 50.5 to 60 to 69.5 Hz
Current Channels: (4) AC
Nominal current: 1 to 5 A (max. 7.5 A)
Overload capacity: 10 A (permanent), 100 A, 5x1 s, interval 300 s
Sampling Rate 18 kHz
Connections
Types Single phase, split phase, 3 or 4-wire balanced load, 3-wire balanced load [2U, 1I], 3-wire unbalanced load, Aron connection, 3 or 4-wire unbalanced load, 4-wire unbalanced load, Open-Y
I/O Interfaces
Digital Inputs Passive Nominal voltage: 12/24 V DC (30 V max.)
Digital Outputs 2 Nominal voltage: 12/24 V DC (30 V max.)
Power
Standard Nominal Voltage 100 to 230 V AC, 130 to 230 V DC
Consumption ≤27 VA, ≤12 W
Basic Uncertainty According IEC/EN 60688
Voltage, Current ±0.1%
Power ±0.2%
Power Factor ±0.1°
Frequency ±0.01 Hz
Imbalance U, I ±0.5%
Harmonic ±0.5%
THD V, I ±0.5%
Active Energy Class 0.5S (IEC/EN 62 053-22)
Reactive Energy Class 0.5S (IEC/EN 62 053-24)
Interfaces
Ethernet 100Base TX; RJ45 socket
Mode: 10/100 MBit/s, full/half duplex, auto-negotiation
Protocols: Modbus/TCP, http, NTP (time synchronization)
Time Reference Internal Clock Clock accuracy: ± 2 minutes/month (59 to 86°F [15 to 30°C])
Synchronization via NTP server or GPS
Environmental Conditions
Operating Temperature Without UPS: 14 to 131°F (-10 to 55°C)
With UPS: 32 to 95°F (0 to 35°C)
Storage Temperature -13 to 158°F (-25 to 70°C)
Temperature Influence 0.5 x basic uncertainty per 10 K
Long-Term Drift 0.5 x basic uncertainty per year
Others Application group II (IEC/EN 60 688)
Relative air humidity: <95% without condensation
Operating Altitude ≤2000 m above NN
Mechanical Specifications
Housing Material Polycarbonate (Makrolon)
Flammability Class V-0 according UL94, self-extinguishing, not dripping, free of halogen
Weight 1.76 lb (800 g)
Safety
Protection Class Class II (protective insulation, voltage inputs via protective impedance)
Pollution Pollution degree 2
Protection IP54 (front), IP30 (housing), IP20 (terminals)
Measurement Category 600 V CAT III, I: 300 V CAT III
Click here for complete specifications on the Dranetz PQ5K

What's included with the Dranetz PQ5K

  • Dranetz PQ5K Power Quality Monitoring

The Fundamentals of Power Monitoring with Dranetz


In this informative webinar we focused on the fundamentals of power monitoring and the importance of implementing some form of energy management control because “you cannot manage what you cannot measure”, with the ultimate goal of improving energy efficiency.

This webinar addresses the following issues:
  • The distinction between power measuring and monitoring
  • The difference between energy and power quality
  • The pros and cons of portable or permanent/fixed solutions
  • The benefits of power monitoring
  • The basics of AC electric power and power quality
  • The differences between energy and demand
  • The types of power quality disturbances, their sources and measurement standards

Ask a question about Dranetz PQ5K Power Quality Monitoring

Customer Reviews for the Dranetz PQ5K

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