Energy Quality Measurement and Reporting

The development of technology makes our lives greatly easier. However, with this technology, sensitive electronic products, which are being used more and more every day, are becoming more affected by energy quality. Therefore, energy quality is extremely important for the healthy operation of such sensitive electronic equipment.

So what does energy quality mean?

Contrary to what is known in the sector, energy quality is a combination of many parameters. Nowadays, harmonics come to mind immediately when it comes to energy quality, but harmonics are only one leg of energy quality.

In the energy quality measurement, the following parameters are the whole.

Harmonics

Transient

Voltage Oscillations

Flicker

Frequency Oscillations

Neutral-to-ground voltage

Over current

Based on this, it is indispensable to measure all these above parameters, analyze them by an experienced engineer and then report and propose solutions in order to investigate whether the cause of the malfunction of electrical and electronic products that are malfunctioning, frequently malfunctioning or never working in a healthy way is due to their energy quality, and to solve the problems in a way that cannot be repeated.

Our company makes measurements all over Turkey and the world with electrical engineers with 20+ years of experience and reports the causes and solutions of the problems.

Based on our measurement experience in the sector, on-site measurement and reporting services are generally requested for the following or similar problems.

 - High neutral- ground voltage

 - Electronic card failures due to voltage fluctuations or transient

 - Incorrect work due to harmonics or card burns

 -Switching pointlessly due to harmonics or malfunctions

 - Reactive penalties due to compensation panels that do not work correctly

 - Problematic working of Generator - UPS

 - Incorrect operation or continuous failure of the motor drivers

 - Malfunctions or Deadlocks on UPS output in IT equipment (PC, Server, Switch...)

 - Frequency and voltage oscillations in generators