Industrial Electronics

New High Voltage Datalogger from Graphtec America

26 February 2018

Source: Graphtec AmericaSource: Graphtec America

Graphtec America, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Graphtec Corporation, is excited to announce the launch of the new high voltage datalogger — GL2000. Purposed for line voltage monitoring and dynamic high speed measurement applications for industrial, transportation and manufacturing facilities, GL2000 offers a maximum input voltage rating of Category III-rated 600 V True-RMS measurement in monitoring electrical signals connected to most distribution panels, circuit breakers and heavy equipment in industrial and manufacturing facilities.

GL2000 midi LOGGER HV complies with EN61010-1:2010 3rd standard adhering to the Category III 600 V working voltage (DC or AC-rms to ground) with peak transient voltage of 6,000 V. The unit has a withstand voltage of AC/DC 5,400 V for maximum one minute between channel-to-GND and channel-to-channel.

At 1MS/sec (or 1μs) maximum sampling interval for simultaneous sampling on all four channels, GL2000 also functions as a portable high-speed data acquisition system with standalone and PC-connected real-time measurement capability. This allows measurement of unique testing criteria for those problems and troubleshooting in research and development phases that require fine tuning of AC or DC-driven motor systems. Along with monitoring temperature, pressure, flow and various other sensor signals, GL2000 carries a pre-trigger recording feature for monitoring transient data and certain anomalies caused by anomalies in the sensor data.

GL2000 is now available for sales through authorized manufacturer’s representatives in various regions and your direct Graphtec sales staff at inst.sales@graphtecamerica.com.

To contact the author of this article, email shimmelstein@globalspec.com


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