The basic unit of measure of electric power is the Watt. One thousand Watts are called a kilowatt. This is one of the basics you learn before going out and using your test meter at your job. Many electric meter testers are working with dangerous … [Read more...]
Electrical Meter Testing: Why High-Quality Equipment is Important
Are you an Electric Meter Technician? Do you work for a utility company or service provider? If yes, then you’re already aware of the new regulations passed by ANSI C12 that require users to use a 3-phase source when testing energy meters. In 3-phase … [Read more...]
Current Transformer Vs. Potential Transformer: Understanding the Differences
Both current transformers and potential transformers are considered to be instrument transformers. These transformers are responsible for measuring whether power systems are both precise and safe. Both also use magnetic circuitry in their primary and … [Read more...]
CT Testing: What it Is and Why it Is Necessary
CT testing, or current transformer testing, is a necessary step in keeping our electrical power systems better protected and functioning appropriately. Our power lines can easily reach voltage levels of 400,000 volts to 750,000 volts, so working on … [Read more...]
Common Reasons Your Customers’ Energy Bills May Be Inaccurate
Billing inaccuracies can represent significant problems for both customers and for businesses. A customer who receives a bill that's much higher than usual through no real fault of their own could end up costing your company valuable time and money … [Read more...]
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