Electrical harmonics is an important issue in the modern electrical network, becoming increasingly more important as more switching and smart loads are present.
Electrical harmonics must be monitored regularly in order to verify its level and prevent potential failures or high losses. The use of SATEC meters simplifies the operation by measuring all required parameters from the fundamental THD values, through TDD and K-Factor as well as individual harmonics. With the custom control logic, the monitoring becomes an automatic process.
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