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WT3000 Precision Power Analyzer from Yokogawa

This video shows Yokogawa's WT3000 AC/DC power analyzer that offers an unprecedented combination of measurement accuracy and performance. It is suitable for testing product efficiency and the design of power conversion devices such as lighting, motors, inverters, UPS, transformers, batteries, and aircraft power systems. With its 8.4” color LCD, it is simple to set up and display up to nine different pages of measurement items in formats such as numeric, waveforms and trans.

Run Time – 3:21min

WT3000 Precision Power Analyzer

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