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Unlocking Advanced Power Quality Insights with Modern Data Recorders
This white paper explores the evolution of power quality (PQ) data recorders, focusing on non-triggered record types such as stripcharts, daily profiles, and histograms. It demonstrates how modern devices with expanded memory and remote/cloud access overcome traditional storage limitations, enabling continuous, high-resolution monitoring and rapid event response. The paper details configuration strategies and use cases for optimizing data collection, storage, and analysis to support both troubleshooting and system profiling.
Key topics include:
- Introduction to Data Reduction in Power Monitoring
- Overview of Record Types: Triggered vs. Non-Triggered
- Stripcharts: Configuration and Use Cases
- Daily Profiles: Profiling and Trend Analysis
- Cycle Histograms: Statistical Insights
- Remote Access, Memory Management, and Alerts
- Best Practices for Data Collection and Analysis
Why utilities should care:
Enhanced data management and remote access capabilities enable faster identification of power quality issues, optimize memory usage, and support long-term system profiling. These advances reduce manual intervention, improve event response, and facilitate more informed operational decisions.
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