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Reliable Power Meters Inc User Training and start-up service - User training for electricians, facility maintenance technicians, and facility engineers. This course is specifically designed for those students who have the day to day responsibility for maintenance or construction of today’s high technology buildings and who are responsible to documents or troubleshoot the power quality at the point of use or from the utility. It is a 1-day class for facilities or engineering staff to "jump start" the use of the RPM monitor. The students should have an electrical background, have completed apprenticeship or technical school and be familiar with basic PC operation, MS Windows, MS Word and MS Excel.
Course: P4401
Student will learn...
Introduction to Power Quality.
  • The economics of Power Quality and the sources of the problems.
  • Scope of the training and tasks.
  • Introduction to the test equipment needed for the tasks
  • The changing electrical requirements of electronic systems.

Basic operation and performance of the RPM model 1650, 1951 or 901 monitor.

  • The engineering terminology used in PQ monitoring.
  • Installing the software on the user computer, linking to the RPM.
  • What to monitor and where to monitor it.
  • Setting up and starting the monitor.
  • Downloading data from the monitor to the computer.
  • Saving the data

Using the PAS software to view the data from the RPM monitor.

  • Power Quality characteristics, terms and definitions
  • Characterizing the site from the data.
  • Writing a report with PAS and MS word. Cutting and pasting graphs.
  • Writing a report with Report writer, changing a report written with Report Writer.
  • Introduction to Polling.
  • Review and practical session

Using the PAS data with Scenario software (Introduction to Scenario)

  • Importing the PAS database
  • Graphing parameters from different sessions or monitors
  • Writing a report with Scenario Data.

Monitoring All Power Quality parameters introduction

  • Using the CBEMA or ITIC curves to define and describe Voltage events.
  • Voltage wave anomaly analysis
  • Using the instruments to capture waveform anomalies.
  • Harmonics and Flicker
  • Voltage and current imbalance

Monitoring and recording power quality

  • Instrument capabilities
  • Instrument theory of operation
  • Selecting the parameters to monitor
  • Evaluating data for compliance with typical acceptable conditions.
  • Evaluating waveforms and their affect on typical sensitive equipment

Work Shop

  • Installing RPM PAS software in user PC.
  • Using PC to connect to RPM via network or direct.
  • Installing Scenario software
  • Practice connection of instrument, setup and data downloading.