MINILEC MAKE Power Line Transducers And Multifunction Meter

MINILEC manufactures power line transducers and multifunction meters designed to provide comprehensive monitoring and measurement of electrical parameters in industrial and commercial applications. Here's an overview of their functions and features: Power Line Transducers: Purpose: Power line transducers are devices used to convert electrical signals from power lines into analog or digital output signals that can be used for monitoring, control, or analysis. Functions: These transducers typically measure parameters such as voltage, current, power, energy, frequency, power factor, and harmonic distortion in three-phase electrical systems. They may also provide galvanic isolation to protect sensitive equipment from electrical noise and interference. Features: MINILEC's power line transducers may include features such as high accuracy, wide input voltage and current ranges, configurable outputs (analog or digital), communication interfaces (RS485, Modbus), and compact design for easy installation in electrical panels or switchgear. Multifunction Meters: Purpose: Multifunction meters are versatile devices used to measure and display various electrical parameters in real-time, providing comprehensive monitoring and analysis of electrical systems. Functions: These meters typically measure parameters such as voltage, current, power, energy, frequency, power factor, and harmonic distortion. They may also offer advanced features such as demand measurement, maximum demand recording, event logging, and data logging. Features: MINILEC's multifunction meters may include features such as high accuracy (Class 1.0 or better), large LCD displays for easy viewing of measurements, user-friendly interface for configuration and operation, communication interfaces (RS485, Modbus), and compact design for panel mounting or DIN rail installation. Applications: Power line transducers and multifunction meters from MINILEC are commonly used in a wide range of applications, including industrial automation, energy management, power quality analysis, and electrical distribution systems. They are used in industries such as manufacturing, utilities, data centers, commercial buildings, and renewable energy installations to monitor and optimize electrical systems, ensure compliance with regulations, and reduce energy consumption and costs.