Current harmonic measurement at the grid connection point of the power generation plant

Posted by Neo Messtechnik
On 2. May 2023

In Germany, the respective technical rules for the connection of customer installations to the low-, medium-, high- and extra-high-voltage grid and their operation have been standardized throughout the country in recent years.1 All these rules describe the measurement of current harmonics up to 9 kHz. The respective maximum levels are calculated, among other things, from […]

We offer a complete solution together with our Partners

Posted by Neo Messtechnik
On 3. April 2023

Neo Messtechnik offers a complete solution together with voltage transducer manufactors for medium (RITZ) and high voltage (CONDIS) transducers. Medium voltage solution partner High voltage solution partner For more information please visit www.neo-messtechnik.com/en/ritz-solution-partner www.neo-messtechnik.com/en/condis-sa-solution-partner

Measurements in all voltage levels up to 150 kHz – is that possible?

Posted by Neo Messtechnik
On 7. February 2023

A reliable energy supply has now become an important location factor for many companies. While in the past power failures and voltage fluctuations were among the most important parameters of supply quality, votlage transients or votlage harmonics are becoming increasingly important. This is mainly due to the ever increasing number of non-linear consumers and many […]

Photovoltaic inspection methods

Posted by Neo Messtechnik
On 5. December 2022

As the efficiency of photovoltaics advances, so do their inspection methods. More and more types of faults can be identified in existing installations. Today we would like to introduce you to the best methods on the market for the inspection of photovoltaic systems and compare them subsequently. Visual inspection Visual inspection of a solar system […]

We listened to engineers 6 most common complaints about their current PQ analyser

Posted by Neo Messtechnik
On 6. September 2021

NEO Messtechnik continues to evolve and proudly presents the latest addition to the Power Quality Analyzer portfolio with the all new PQA 7000.

Power Quality Measurements in all voltage levels of the utilities up to 150 kHz – Is it possible?

Posted by Neo Messtechnik
On 23. July 2021

While power failures and voltage fluctuations were among the most important parameters of supply quality in the past, voltage transients and voltage harmonics are becoming more and more important.

Understanding IEC 61000-4-30 Class A Power Quality Analyzer

Posted by Neo Messtechnik
On 3. May 2021

A closer look on the IEC 61000-4-30 Class A Ed. 3 standard that helps you to choose the right PQ Analyzer that even fulfills NEO's Class A++.

Power quality measurement and analysis

Posted by Neo Messtechnik
On 27. April 2021

Poor power quality can be very expensive - we offer you the best equipment for measurement and analysis for all application areas throughout the electric energy landscape.

EN 50160 Report – Power Quality Standard

Posted by Neo Messtechnik
On 31. March 2021

EN 50160 - the PQ standard you simply have to know and learn about.

The Ultimate Guide to Power Quality in 2021

Posted by Neo Messtechnik
On 17. March 2021

From "½ period storing" to "Zero sequence", here are all the terms, standards and abbreviations you need to understand Power Quality in 2021.

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Current harmonic measurement at the grid connection point of the power generation plant

We offer a complete solution together with our Partners

Measurements in all voltage levels up to 150 kHz – is that possible?

Photovoltaic inspection methods

We listened to engineers 6 most common complaints about their current PQ analyser

Power Quality Measurements in all voltage levels of the utilities up to 150 kHz – Is it possible?

Understanding IEC 61000-4-30 Class A Power Quality Analyzer

Power quality measurement and analysis

EN 50160 Report – Power Quality Standard

The Ultimate Guide to Power Quality in 2021

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