SYS61K Compliance Test System for evaluation and testing devices generating harmonics and flicker according to IEC 61000-3-2 and IEC 61000-3-3 (CE-Conformity)

• Modular structure, 1 to 3 phases

• Power sources up to 5kVA per phase

• Existing customer owned power sources may be implemented, even for systems which are discontinued in availability and support by their manufacturer.

• Inputs to register additional process values

• Improved analysis by means of integrated
  statistical and regression algorithms

• Auxiliary measuring signals to find the reason
  for harmonics and flicker

• EN61000-3-2/A14

• Consulting partnership in standardization committees assures precocious support of newest standards, to be upgraded via internet

• Easy to control with powerful evaluation software

Electrical installations, systems and devices which are to be marketed within the EC must
be given the CE mark of conformity by the manufacturer or the importer.
The products must be tested to ensure that they satisfy the requirements of the law relating to Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC).
The standards of the EMC law classify the permissible degree of electromagnetic interference emission as well as immunity to it.

The permissible limit values and measuring methods are laid down in the standard EN61000-3-2.
There are 4 device classes (A, B, C, D), for which different evaluation methods and limit
values apply. Below is the table for classifying devices according to EN61000-3-2/A14.
For EN61000-3-2 an other classifying is used. The power measuring devices from the LMG series (LMG95 and LMG450) can carry out an evaluation of compliance with the standard according to the relevant device class.

Flicker is determined by the amplitude and frequency of line voltage fluctuations.
Voltage fluctuations in turn occur in the mains network impedance through the repeated
sudden current variations of a consumer.