Amprobe DM-III Multitest F 3000A Power Quality Recorder

Cut energy costs and improve operating efficiency with Amprobes full-featured DM-III Multitest F, a three-phase power quality recorder that provides the essential functions and capabilities required to operate accurately and effectively in today’s demanding electrical environments. The DM-III Multitest F measures and records a broad spectrum of power quality parameters with True-rms accuracy and is compatible with a wide range of current transducers.  This full-blown power quality recorder also measures ground resistance, tests insulation of wires, cables transformers and electrical motors.

True-rms Measures and records broad spectrum of power quality parameters: AC current, AC voltage to 600V including sags and surges, Harmonics (THD and individual up to 49th), active, reactive and apparent power & energy, peak demand, power factor, frequency measur Compatible with wide range of current transducers Comes as a complete kit: current transducers, voltage leads, ground probes & leads, PC software and download cable are included with this product. Works with single and three phase systems (Y and Delta) Detects and records voltage anomalies, sags and surges Built in scope displays waveforms Phase sequence indication Records up to 64 parameters (single or three phase) simultaneously Manual and programmable recording start Password protection Selectable fundamental frequency of 50 or 60 Hz Special data compression system and user selectable rates allow recording from several hours to several years Download capabilities, Windows compatible PC software Displacement power factor for power factor correction determination Line or battery powered Megohmmeter functions: tests insulation of wires, cables, transformers and electrical motors Selectable test voltages up to 1000V Programmable timer to perform the dielectric absorption ratio test Sensitive Ohmmeter for checking resistance of motor windings Selectable polarization of ohmmeter for checking grounding continuity Automatic voltmeter protects against misuse on hazardous energized systems