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HT instruments VEGA78 User Manual

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VEGA78

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5.5.2.5. Measures
In measure mode, the instrument displays the saved values in TRMS as shown in the
following figures:





In this page, the following symbols are used:
V1N

 Neutral - Phase L1 Voltage

V2N

 Neutral - Phase L2 Voltage

V3N

 Neutral - Phase L3 Voltage

VNPE

 Neutral - Ground Voltage

V12

 Phase L1 - Phase L2 Voltage

V23

 Phase L2 - Phase L3 Voltage

V31

 Phase L3 - Phase L1 Voltage

Inv%

 % value of the Negative sequence unbalance

Omo%

 % value of the Zero sequence unbalance

SEQ

 Phase sequence:

”123” => Correct
”132” => Not correct
”023” => No Voltage on B1
”103” => No Voltage on B2
”120” => No Voltage on B3
”100” => No Voltage on B2 and B3
”020” => No Voltage on B1 and B3
”003” => No Voltage on B1 and B2
Hz

 Frequency

I1

 Current on Phase L1

I2

 Current on Phase L2

I3

 Current on Phase L3

IN

 Neutral Current

Fig. 160: Page 1/5 of numeric values for three-phase 4-wire system

The following keys are active on this page:
 The F1 key (or the PAG item on the display) advances to the following page of saved

values.

 The ESC key (or the smart icon on the display) to exit the function and go back to the

“Recording analysis” page (Fig. 124).

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n this page, the following symbols are used:

Patt

 System total Active Power

Preatt

 Total Reactive Power

Papp

 Total Apparent Power

Pf

 Total Power Factor

CosPhi

 System total CosPhi


CosPhi represents the theoretical limit value which
can be reached by the Power factor if all harmonics
are eliminated from the electrical system. For
dimensioning a power factor correction system,
reference is usually made to the CosPhi parameter
value.

Fig. 161: Page 2/5 of numeric values for three-phase 4-wire system


The following keys are active on this page:
 The F1 key (or the PAG item on the display) advances to the following page of saved

values.

 The ESC key (or the smart icon on the display) to exit the function and go back to the

“Recording analysis” page (Fig. 124).