Transdata Series 2100 overview
TransData Series 2100 Automated Meter Test Set Fully Automated, Computer Controlled Meter Test Bench in a Portable, Self-Contained Package Windows-Based Operati...
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Manufactured byTransdata
Product groupAutomated Meter Test Sets
DescriptionTransData Series 2100 Automated Meter Test Set
Key FeaturesFully Automated, Computer Controlled Meter Test Bench in a Portable, Self-Contained Package Windows-Based Operating System Compatible with MS Windows 98, NT and XP Versions Used On California ISO, ERCOT (Texas ISO), New York ISO, New England ISO and PJM Grids 0.025% Accuracy NIST Traceable Internal Standard for Certification of ISO Meter Installations Supports Accuracy Testing of KWh, KVARh, KQh, Volthours, V²h, Amphours and A²h Quantities Menu Driven Test Routines with Expanded Mode for Load Range Accuracy Certification Superior Stability Permits Accurate Testing of Transformer and Line Loss Compensated Meters Precision Built-in Current (0-30 Amps) and Voltage (0-600 Volts) Sources
OverviewIntroduced in 1991, the TransData Series 2100 was the industry’s first portable, self-contained automated meter test set developed for on-site revenue certification of high-accuracy, transformer-rated, multi-function energy meters typically used by utilities for inter-tie, substation, generation and large industrial applications.The Series 2100 features built-in current and voltage sources and a high-accuracy, multi-function reference standard capable of providing on-site certification of revenue metering installations to less than 0.1% accuracy with extreme certainty. The Series 2100 is so accurate and precise, it outperforms many types of meter shop test benches when testing high-accuracy meters.
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