UNI-T UT285C Three Phase Power Quality Analyzer

The UNI-T UT285C Three Phase Power Quality Analyzer is a reliable and advanced instrument designed to monitor, analyze, and assess electrical systems with precision. Built to address the growing need for power quality evaluation, it provides engineers, technicians, and energy professionals with a clear insight into the performance of three-phase electrical networks. Its construction reflects a balance of durability and portability, making it suitable for both field and laboratory use. With its professional design, the device supports detailed energy assessments and helps users identify irregularities within complex electrical systems.

This analyzer focuses on ensuring a comprehensive overview of power conditions in various environments, such as industrial facilities, commercial buildings, and utility infrastructures. Its clear display and intuitive interface simplify complex measurements, making it easier to interpret data efficiently. Whether used for routine monitoring or troubleshooting, the UT285C offers an effective solution to evaluate energy usage and detect disturbances. The device emphasizes user-friendly operation without compromising on accuracy, giving professionals confidence in the results obtained.

The UT285C also reflects modern engineering needs by supporting long-term monitoring, data logging, and detailed reporting capabilities. It is crafted to handle demanding conditions while maintaining dependable performance. This makes it a valuable tool in promoting energy efficiency, reducing downtime, and supporting better decision-making in power management. By combining robust design with practical functionality, the UNI-T UT285C stands as an essential analyzer for anyone responsible for maintaining stable and efficient three-phase power systems.

Features:

• Waveform real-time display (4 channels voltage/current)
• True RMS values of voltages and currents
• Peak current and voltage values
• Total harmonic distortion (THD)
• Active, reactive, apparent power, by phase and cumulative
• Transformer K factor
• Power factors (PF) and displacement factors (DPF or COSΦ)
• Short-term voltage flicker (PST)
• Three phase unbalance(current and voltage)
• USB interface/PC software