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A systematic approach to power quality monitoring ensures accurate diagnosis and efficient resolution of electrical disturbances.

This white paper outlines a structured methodology for power quality (PQ) monitoring, emphasizing the importance of clearly defined objectives and comprehensive site information. It details the distinction between proactive and reactive monitoring, the value of accurate site documentation, and the selection of appropriate monitoring locations and equipment. The paper provides practical guidance on matching recorder features to specific PQ issues and highlights the benefits of organized data collection for effective troubleshooting and long-term facility management.

Key topics include:

- Introduction: Defining Power Quality Monitoring Objectives
- Collecting Site Layout Information
- Identifying and Classifying Customer Needs
- Monitoring Objectives and Parameter Selection
- Choosing Recorder Locations
- Matching Test Equipment Features to the Job
- Conclusion: Benefits of a Systematic Approach

Why utilities should care:
A methodical PQ monitoring process improves problem detection, reduces unnecessary site visits, and enables targeted mitigation. Comprehensive documentation and the right equipment selection streamline troubleshooting, support future system changes, and enhance operational reliability.


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