MI550 Waveform Power Analyser

The MI 550 ( NEW) Features

Meatrol's well proven power loggers have been updated to include the MI550.
The MI550 Waveforms Power Analyzer is a versatile handheld device designed for power quality analysis and electrical parameter measurements in both single-phase and three-phase systems. Here are some of its key features and capabilities:

Measurement Parameters:
The MI550 can measure a wide range of electrical parameters, including:
Current
Voltage
Power Factor
Active, Reactive, and Apparent Power
Energy (both Import and Export)
Power Quality Parameters (harmonics, unbalance, voltage swell, voltage dip, etc.)

Data Recording:
The device is equipped with various recording features, including:

Waveform Records:

It can record waveforms of electrical signals.
Programmable Interval Measurement Value Records: This allows you to set specific intervals for data measurements and recording.

Data Storage:
The MI550 has an internal 32 GB memory card to store recorded data.

Communication Interface:
It comes with an RJ45 Ethernet communication interface that supports the Modbus TCP protocol. This feature enables compatibility with various configuration systems and allows real-time transmission of collected electrical parameters to a data center or monitoring system.

Phase Configuration:
The MI550 supports both single-phase and three-phase systems, making it versatile for a wide range of applications.

Peak and Demand Measurement:
It can measure peak values and demand for various electrical parameters, including current, active power, reactive power, and apparent power.

Harmonics Analysis:
The device can analyze voltage and current harmonics, including total harmonic distortion (THD), odd total harmonic distortion, and even total harmonic distortion.

Voltage and Current Unbalance:
It can assess voltage and current unbalance, including negative sequence and zero sequence unbalance.

Angle Measurement:
The MI550 provides phase angle measurements for phase voltage, phase current, angles between voltages, angles between currents, and angles between voltages and currents.

Peak and Crest Factor:
It measures peak factors for phase voltage and crest factors for current.

Fundamental Harmonic Power Factor:
This parameter indicates the power factor associated with the fundamental harmonic component.

Compatibility:
The device is designed to be compatible with various distribution systems and is suitable for engineering tests, inspection, and maintenance of distribution systems.

Example of the data that the MI550 records:
Basic data record | Phase voltage | Line voltage | Current | Frequency | Power factor | Fundamental harmonic power factor | Power Active, Reactive, Apparent | Active Energy (Import energy, Export energy) | Reactive energy (Import energy, Export energy) | Apparent Energy | Voltage harmonics (Total harmonic, odd total harmonic, even total harmonic) | Current harmonics (Total harmonic, odd total harmonic, even total harmonic) | Phase voltage peak | Peak factor of phase voltage | Current crest factor | Current K factor | Voltage unbalance (negative sequence, zero sequence) | Current unbalance (negative sequence, zero sequence) | Angle (phase voltage angle, phase current angle, angle between voltages, angle between currents, angle between voltages and currents) | Max min (Phase voltage, Line voltage, Current, Frequency, Power factor, | Fundamental harmonic power factor, Active power, Reactive power, Apparent power) | Demand (Current, Active power, Reactive power, Apparent power) | Peak Demand (Current, Active power, Reactive power, Apparent power).