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NETWORK ANALYZER ENTES MPR34S-11 M3570
- Un: 95 – 270 V AC/DC
- f: 50/60 Hz
- V in: 10 – 300 V AC (L-N) / 10 – 480 V AC (L-L)
- I in: 0,05 – 5,5 A
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ℹ️ Additional Information
| Condition |
BRAND NEW |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer |
ENTES |
| Product Code |
300.999.01492 |
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🖹 Description
MPR-3 series analyzers are 3 phase network analyzers. They are microprocessor-based devices designed to measure all parameters of an electrical network, calculate consumptionand display them on the LCD screen.
Thanks to the RTC clock chip and flash memory on the device, the operations performed by the operator such as interruption records, time and setting changes, reset operations are recorded in real time. These records can be remotely read and monitored with Modbus RTU protocol over RS485 communication line.The current connection is made by connecting to a 1A or 5A secondary current transformer,depending on the selected model, or to a current transformer with mV voltage output withRJ-45 connector.The connection control function should be used against the problem of exposed live ends that may occur due to possible rupture in the terminals.
UN: 95-270VAC/DC Vin: 10..30VAC(L-N) 10-480VAC ( L-L)
Dimensions:72×72
1. Voltage Measuring Input Terminal (4 pin) : L1 L2 L3 ve N
2. 95-270 VAC/DC Supply Input Triple Terminal (2 pin)
3. Digital Input / Output quad Terminal (4 pin)
4. RS-485 triple Terminal (2 pin)
5. Current Measuring Input Terminal (6 pin) : L1 L2 L3
The Network Analyzer ENTES MPR34S-11 M3570 is a modern and reliable energy measurement device designed for applications that require high accuracy, continuous monitoring, and optimization of electrical performance. As part of the ENTES MPR34S series, it offers advanced solutions for energy management and power monitoring.
The MPR34S-11 M3570 operates with a supply voltage range of 95–270V AC/DC, allowing it to be used across a wide variety of electrical systems. It supports voltage measurement up to 300V AC (L-N) and 480V AC (L-L), making it suitable for low and medium voltage applications such as industrial networks, commercial buildings, and energy systems.
Current measurement is achieved through current transformers (CT) with a range of 0.05 – 5.5A, ensuring precise load tracking and energy consumption analysis. The device provides comprehensive data on key electrical parameters including voltage, current, frequency (50/60Hz), active power, reactive power, apparent power, and power factor.
The ENTES MPR34S-11 stands out with its continuous power quality monitoring capabilities. It allows users to detect issues such as voltage fluctuations, phase imbalance, energy losses, and abnormal operating conditions. Early detection helps prevent equipment damage and improves overall system reliability.
This network analyzer plays a crucial role in energy management applications by providing valuable insights into energy usage patterns. By analyzing this data, businesses can implement energy-saving strategies, reduce operational costs, and improve overall efficiency.
The ENTES MPR34S-11 M3570 is ideal for use in industrial facilities, energy projects, commercial buildings, data centers, and substations. Its compact design and panel mounting capability ensure easy installation and seamless integration into existing systems.
Built with durability in mind, the device is designed to perform reliably in harsh environments, including conditions with temperature fluctuations and electrical interference. ENTES is known for producing high-quality energy monitoring equipment with long service life.
The Network Analyzer ENTES MPR34S-11 M3570 is an excellent choice for engineers, energy managers, and technical professionals seeking precise monitoring, analysis, and optimization of electrical networks.
