CA8336-4X-MA193-250
RÉSUMÉ TECHNIQUE CA8336-4X-MA193-250 :
The CHAUVIN ARNOUX CA8336 is a power meter suitable for single-phase and three-phase systems. It can measure AC and DC voltages up to 1000V. It is designed to handle currents up to 10kA, offering an Inrush function for accurate measurements during start-up. It also features a USB interface for easy connection.
Le CHAUVIN ARNOUX CA8336 est un wattmètre de puissance pour systèmes monophasés et triphasés. Voici ses caractéristiques techniques :
Type : Analyseur de puissance / qualité d’énergie
Applications : Réseaux monophasés et triphasés
Voltage channels: 4
Current channels: 4
Maximum voltage: 1000 V AC / DC
Maximum current: 10 kA AC / DC
Inrush function: Yes
Enregistrement : transitoires, alarmes et formes d’onde
Affichage : écran TFT couleur
Interface: USB
Battery life: approx. 13 h
Catégorie de mesure : CAT III 1000 V / CAT IV 600 V
Logiciels : PAT (standard) / Dataview® (option)
Le Chauvin Arnoux C.A 8336 Qualistar+ est un analyseur de puissance et de qualité d’énergie destiné au diagnostic et à la maintenance des installations électriques monophasées et triphasées. Il permet d’obtenir une analyse complète des paramètres électriques d’un réseau afin d’identifier les anomalies, d’optimiser les performances et de réaliser un bilan énergétique des installations.
L’instrument mesure simultanément de nombreux paramètres électriques tels que la tension, le courant, la puissance et les perturbations du réseau. Il intègre des fonctions avancées telles que la mesure Inrush et TrueInrush pour l’analyse des courants de démarrage, ainsi que l’enregistrement des transitoires, alarmes et formes d’onde.
Le C.A 8336 dispose de 4 voies de mesure en tension et 4 voies en courant, permettant l’analyse complète des réseaux triphasés. Son écran couleur TFT facilite la visualisation des résultats et l’interface permet un accès direct aux fonctions de configuration et aux mesures. L’appareil est conçu pour une utilisation sur le terrain avec une autonomie batterie d’environ 13 heures.
Les données mesurées peuvent être transférées via USB et analysées à l’aide des logiciels PAT (fourni) et Dataview® (option), permettant la configuration de l’instrument, l’analyse des mesures et la génération de rapports.
TYPICAL USE AND SECTOR
Pour CHAUVIN ARNOUX CA8336-4X-MA193-250
The CA8336 + 4X - MA193-250 power meter lets you analyse your systems and optimise your test cycles.
This refurbished instrument offers performance comparable to new and helps to reduce acquisition costs.
Applications :
- RF / microwave
- Networks & telecoms
- Electricity & testing
- Quality Control & Metrology
Sectors :
- Energy (production & distribution)
- Telecoms & networks
Designed for :
- Test and Measurement Engineer
- Quality manager
This reconditioned equipment can be made available quickly with ISO 17025 verification, and combines reliability, economy and durability.
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