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PWS 2.3 PLUS
Portable Working Standard
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Advantages / Benefits
Harmonics
measurement
Ratio test of
C.T.´s and P.T´s
Print
functions
U, I, P, Q, S, , cos, f, ...
measurements
Burden
measurements
Memory
functions
Vector
Meter error
diagram
measurements
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Advantages / Benefits
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Robust rubber protected housing
Supply from measurement circuits or auxiliary supply
Data memory for test results and customer data
Wide measuring range
with auto ranging
 Automatic clamp
detection
 Small dimensions
and light in weight
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Why to use
 Reduction of annual losses caused by circuit & wiring
problems  faulty wirings are at the expense of the
supplier / utility
 Service-orientated handling of customer complaints
with presence and consultation
 Short reaction time on customer complaints
 Reduced expenses of complaints (fast and on-site)
 Putting-into-operation tests to eliminate faulty wirings
 Periodical tests after changes in wiring to ensure a
correct performance of the installation
 Sampling tests of contractors for metering
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Where to use
 Energy utilities / suppliers
in metering and service
departments
 Contractors in metering and
transformer sector
 Metrological laboratories
and institutes
 Industry with large number
of meters and measuring
transformers
(airports, exhibitions areas, …)
 Manufacturers of meters
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Technical data
Basic Characteristics
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20 mV ... 300 V (phase-neutral)
1 mA ... 12 A direct connection
1 mA ... 100 A via clamp-on CTs
Measurements of all electrical
parameters (incl. vector diagram)
 CT / PT testing (burden, ratio)
 Accuracy  0.1 %,  0.2 %
Options:
 CALSOFT I Software
 Clamp-on CTs for 1000A 
LEMflex© up to 3000A 
LiteWire Sensors up to 2000 A
and 40 kV
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Connections
Top view
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
Current outputs I1*, I2*, I3*
[5] Connection for clip-on CT’s
Current inputs I1, I2, I3
[6] Impulse output
Voltages connection U1, U2, U3 [7] Impulse input
Neutral connection for voltage N
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Connections
Bottom view
[8] Serial Interface RS 232 C
[9] Sockets for supply from
measurement circuits
[10] Auxiliary supply connector
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Optional current clamps
to the PWS 2.3 PLUS
 Error compensated clamp-on CT’s for
measurements in the range up to 100 A
 Clamp-on CT’s for measurements in the
range up to 1000 A
 Flexible current transformers LEMflex for
measurements up to 30 / 300 / 3000 A
 Hot sticks for measurement on high
voltage potential
- AmpLiteWire up to 2000 A
- VoltLiteWire up to 40 kV
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Operation Concept
Display
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Symbols
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Control Keys
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Software
Status Indications
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Software
Main Menu
 Meter Test / Error Measurement
 Measurement, Harmonics,
Oscilloscope, Vector Analysis,
Circuit testing
 Transformer Test, Burden & Ratio
 Energy Measurement, Dial Test
 Installation (Setup)
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Software
Error Measurement
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Software
Measurement of load values UI, power values PQS
and display of vector diagram
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Software
Harmonic Analysis and Waveform display
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Software
Energy measurement, test of the energy
register error and maximum demand
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Software
Burden measurement of voltage
and current transformer
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Software
Current transformer ratio measurement
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Software
Administrative data set (ADS)
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Software
Examples of test results
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Software
Example of printouts
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Windows©-Software
CALSOFT
Selection of real
time readout
or
readout of sets
of data from
PWS 2.3 PLUS
memory
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