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The SY8330E Three Phase Energy Meter Test Bench comply IEC62057:2023 Test equipment, techniques, and procedures for electrical energy meters, IEC62053 Electricity metering equipment, DLMS (Device Language Message Specification) or COSEM (Companion Specification for Energy Metering).
● Test energy meter with close link via ICT
● Warm up ● Basic error test ● Standard deviation
● Repeatable test ● Latent test (no load) ● Initial test (starting test)
● Voltage influence ● Frequency influence ● Deviation test for 24 hours
● Harmonic test ● Unbalance voltage test ● Unbalance current test
● Neutral current test ● Neutral missing testing ● Breaker tripping test
● Smart meter test
As a reliable and efficient tool for testing and calibration, the SY8330E Energy Meter Test Bench is suitable for use in power companies, metrology institutes, and manufacturers.
Reference Standard Meter: 0.02 to 0.05 class
Test Bench Accuracy: 0.05 to 0.1 class
Number of meters tested simultaneously: 10 to 20
Measurement voltage range: 30-480V (phase-neutral), 50-831V (phase-phase)
Resolution: 0.01%
Stability: Better than 0.05%/180s
Measurement current range: 0.01A to 120A (standard), up to 200A (optional)
Resolution: 0.01%
Stability: Better than 0.05%/180s
45-65Hz
Resolution: 0.01Hz
Typically powered by a 110-volt outlet
Varies based on capacity, e.g., for a 16-meter bench: 2400 x 850 x 1920 mm (L x W x H)
Compliance with International Standards: Adheres to IEC 62057:2023 and IEC 62053 standards for testing equipment for electrical energy meters.
Versatile Testing Capabilities:
Can test single-phase and three-phase energy meters
Supports both active and reactive energy meter testing
Capable of testing meters up to 0.5 class (ordinary calibration) and 1 class (close-link calibration)
Advanced Testing Functions:
Auto-calibration of start, no-load, basic error, and calibration tolerance
24-hour deflection testing
Testing of converted quantities caused by negative phase, voltage unbalance, and harmonic waves
Flexible Operation:
Can be operated via keyboard or PC
Supports both close-link and ordinary calibration methods
Automated Testing:
Uses testing software compatible with Windows 98/2000/XP
Capable of auto-testing different energy meters
Data Management:
Supports data statistics, search, and management
Can connect with online management systems for data upload
Portability:
Can be moved from station to station for efficient testing of multiple meters
Harmonic Wave Output:
Capable of generating 2-21 sub-harmonic waves
Supports coupling of 3rd, 5th, and 7th sub-harmonic waves
Accuracy Assurance: Ensures the reliability and accuracy of energy meters, which is crucial for fair billing and efficient power management.
Efficiency:
Allows testing of multiple meters simultaneously, increasing productivity
Portable units enable testing of a large number of meters efficiently
Comprehensive Testing: Capable of performing all standard tests to verify smart meter functionality.
Error Detection:
Identifies errors in averaging of smart meter measurements
Detects errors caused by environmental and electrical stresses
Cost-Effective:
A single unit can perform multiple testing cycles, making it economical for meter shops
Reduces manual labor hours through automation
Flexibility: Can be configured to perform up to four separate testing cycles, each with its own set of tests.
Data Visualization: Capable of displaying test results in chart format for quick comparison and analysis.
Quality Assurance: Helps maintain the performance and reliability of energy meters despite environmental and electrical stresses.
Energy Meter Test Benches are indispensable tools in the power industry, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of energy measurement systems. Their advanced features, high precision, and efficiency make them crucial for utilities and meter manufacturers in maintaining the integrity of power distribution and billing systems.