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We are the authorized representative of GE for providing all kinds of Metering solutions. Our solutions are suitable for diverse metering applications including: |
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Distribution feeders |
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Transformers |
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Capacitor banks |
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Generators |
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Motors |
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Medium and low voltage systems |
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Versatility and flexibility make this GE's most popular Metering solution
We can offer the complete package to track equipment performance with accurate, continuous metering of: |
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Current, Voltage, Frequency |
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Power (Real, Reactive and Apparent) |
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Energy |
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Harmonic Distortion |
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Demand Metering |
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All these parameters not only can be displayed to a central PC located in the grid station but also can be transmitted to regional load dispatch and control centers. |
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We offer Power monitoring and metering in a convenient package and are best suited as |
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Power management tool
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Troubleshooting tool |
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Data collection device
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Our PQM Meters from GE Multilin put is ahead of the competition thanks to its robust features: |
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Accurate power quality analysis |
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Flexible control for demand load shedding, power factor, etc. |
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PC communications via local RS232 port |
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User programmable set points, four assignable output relays and four switch inputs |
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Analog input allows processing variable measurements |
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Provides calculation of harmonic distribution |
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In addition to the monitoring facilities we can also include alarm/control characteristics to help protect your equipment |
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Phase Under/Over Current |
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Neutral Overcurrent |
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Current/Voltage Unbalance |
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Under/Over Voltage |
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Phase Voltage Reversal |
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Under/Over Frequency |
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Select Phases for Voltage Units |
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Average THD (I, V) |
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Power Factor (Lead/Lag) |
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Real or Reactive Power (+/-) |
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| GE use the Windows Program tools to keep your system running efficiently |
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User-friendly software provides access to vital data and includes many useful tools: |
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Waveform capturing |
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Triggered by current, voltage, switch activity or manually |
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1, 2 or 3 Captures with 36, 18, or 12 Cycles Each |
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16 Samples/Cycle Rate |
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Data Logger For Trending |
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Event Recorder |
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Number, cause, time, date, and metering quantities at the occurrence of each event |
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40 most recent events stored in non-volatile memory |
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Pickup and Dropout of 26 different conditions |
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Harmonic Analysis Up to the 62nd Harmonic |
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1 Cycle of data analyzed at a rate of 256 Samples/Cycle |
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The open communications protocol and multiple ports facilitate system integration: |
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Standard front RS232 and rear RS485 ports, with optional 2nd rear RS485 port |
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Connect up to 32 devices on RS485 |
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Open Modbus RTU protocol facilitates integration with legacy control systems |
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Simultaneous communication to PLC/RTU and PC |
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RS232 PC connection for maintenance, reporting, monitoring by personnel |
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