Used SCHAFFNER / TESEQ NSG 431 #9122072 for sale

SCHAFFNER / TESEQ NSG 431 is a multi-function electronic test and measurement equipment that can be used for a wide range of testing requirements. It is a sophisticated and reliable equipment that is suitable for various applications in research, development, and maintenance. TESEQ NSG 431 is used to measure and analyse conducted disturbances on power lines and networks, providing a cost-effective solution for both the laboratory and field testing. The system consists of an ultra-stable signal source, capable of providing 100kHz to 500kHz of sine wave, ultra broadband generator, and a high power amplifier. It also includes a controller unit with a digital multi-channel data acquisition and monitor unit. The machine offers comprehensive power line monitoring and analysis with the ability to make rapid assessments with both automated and manual analysis functions. The tool can measure and analyse electrical voltage, current, frequency, phase angle, losses, distortion, phase and frequency stability, transients, and electromagnetic radiation. SCHAFFNER NSG 431 asset also incorporates cutting-edge diagnostic features optimize troubleshooting tasks. It can perform a comprehensive scan of the power line and detect irregularities such as hot and cold spots, voltage variations, harmonics, and disturbances. The simultaneous measurement of multiple parameters allows the user to quickly locate and avoid any potential problems with the electronic networks. This comprehensive testing and analysis platform also includes network simulations with virtual devices that reproduce the electrical behaviour of real-life networks. NSG 431 model is a versatile and reliable test and measurement equipment that has a wide range of applications in many different disciplines. It is an easy-to-use equipment that allows users to make informed decisions based on accurate readings of electronic networks. As such, it is an essential tool for electricians, engineers, laboratories, and any other professionals who need to make quick and reliable assessments of electronic networks.