The MAVOSYS 10 opens up entirely new possibilities for monitoring mains quality, power and energy: It’s the first mains analyzer with more than 8 channels, it can be configured in a modular fashion and it provides an ideal, cost-saving solution for all requirements. In combination with an optional ¼ VGA touch-screen, the multiuser web interface from Encore series software and special AnswerModules®, all conceivable analysis wishes are fulfilled.

Up to four of the available input modules for 4-channel voltage, 4-channel current and 8-channel digital signals are integrated into the MAVOSYS 10. They can be operated as stand-alone devices, or combined into as many as 4 virtual analyzers for mains quality, power and energy. And that saves space and reduces costs.

The MAVOSYS 10 is ideally suited for continuous monitoring in accordance with worldwide mains quality, flicker and harmonic standards, as well as for individually defined requirements. The voltage module has been certified by an independent laboratory in accordance with IEC 61000-4-30, class A. Measurements performed with the MAVOSYS 10 are precise, and reproducible, and they fulfill the strictest requirements.

In its standard housing, the MAVOSYS 10 can be operated as a stand-alone device, and can be mounted to 19" cabinets with a rack fixture – with or without ¼ VGA touch-screen. A wall mounting bracket and a weather-proof housing for extremely adverse ambient conditions are also available. A special version without touch-screen is available for panel mounting.
 

• Certified power quality analysis, class A acc. IEC 61000-4-30 Ed. 3
• Standardized data format for power quality data: PQDIF
• Energy consumption analysis, class 0.5S (meters, load profiles, trend analysis)
• EN50160 conformity reports via SmartCollect PM20
• On-site event display
• Direct measurement up to 690 V, CAT III
• Condition monitoring
• Limit monitoring with alarming
• Universal process I/O
• Graphical measurement displays
• High resolution color TFT display
• PQ-Easy Report integrated