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Gossen Metrawatt has developed a new handy current-voltage tester for non-contact single-pole voltage measurement from >90V to 1,000V L-L.

Gossen Metrawatt has launched new 3-phase current adapters for connecting test instruments to 5-pole CEE sockets.

Launching PROFITEST H+E EXPERT CHECK, Gossen Metrawatt introduces a robust diagnostic tester corresponding to measurement category CAT III 300V for standard-compliant functional testing of AC charging stations in accordance with DIN EN/IEC 61851-1 (VDE 0122-1).

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top 5 power products to have been released in April 2024.

GOSSEN Foto- und Lichtmesstechnik GmbH has further expanded its high-quality range of light meters to include the inexpensive MAVOSPEC LITE spectrophotometer.

Gossen Metrawatt has expanded its newly developed, DAkkS-calibrated multimeter generation, adding a device for the automotive sector. The new METRAHIT IM E DRIVE is an all-in-one solution combining all relevant test and measurement functions for maintenance, service, and diagnostics of electric machines, drives, and systems.

Gossen Metrawatt has extended the functional spectrum of its latest multimeter generation METRAHIT IM XTRA, introducing amultimeter adapter for interturn short-circuit tests. Combined with the new COIL ADAPTER XTRA, the robust handheld digital multimeters cover all safety checks for troubleshooting and diagnostics of electric machines, motors, and generators.

For SECUTEST instruments from Gossen Metrawatt, the manufacturer's new IZYTRONIQ software is now included in supply. The SECUTEST series comprises various models for testing the electrical safety of electrical devices and welding units up to 400V.

The introduction of a host of activities for energy efficiency improvement has come from the increase of the trend towards efficient utilisation of limited resources.For DC systems especially, monitoring their performance and error-free operation is fundamental. Photovoltaic and battery storage systems are particularly relevant here and the focus is also evidently on the power supplies of emerging electromobility solutions.

Detecting objects in systems is such an important part of the automation industry. Objects have to be reliably detected and measured, as well as verifying that they are correctly positioned. The scope of possible applications is almost limitless and is continuously expanding (for example, detecting valve and flap positions, the position of PV panels for optimal exposure to light, the position of a ship's rudder, and automation tasks in the machin...