The new Transformer Bushing Monitor (TBM) system from Serveron, a BPL Global company, permits live power factor testing with no downtime, equipment removal, or off-line tests that fall short of ...

Rationalizing an investment in a facility's infrastructure can be a difficult prospect for any plant engineer or technician, often requiring extensive justification. Investments that are deemed ...

Closely monitoring energy use can spark useful insights about power factors and other influences on demand charges levied by utilities. The industrial sector consumes about 32% of the total electrical ...

A power monitoring system provides an easy way to automatically retrieve and analyze power quality events. Unlike building automation software, which typically counts the number of events, a power ...

Power factor correction is a frequently misunderstood topic. Improper techniques can result in over-correction, under-correction, and/or harmonic resonance, so it can be helpful to understand the ...

A high-performance, low-cost power monitoring device from Rockwell Automation accurately profiles a plant’s energy consumption and utilization data while providing manufacturers with the information ...

Utilities and Original equipment manufacturers are beginning to “see” benefits from remote Monitoring and Diagnostics. Utility companies are continually looking at ways to reduce the operations and ...

Electric motor power efficiency has taken center stage. Individuals, corporations, and governments are increasingly interested in saving power, now that technology can make it possible and economy ...

What equipment should be installed? A true power monitoring system contains two or more discrete metering points that are interconnected through some medium. The three primary components of a power ...