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3196 POWER QUALITY ANALYZER

Power Measuring Instruments

Investigate All Your Power Quality Problems

■ R e m o t e c o n t ro l a n d d a t a c o l l e c t i o n v i a L A N m o d e m
■ A full range of clamp sensors
( F i v e t y p e s w i t h r a t i n g s f ro m 5 t o 5 0 0 0 A A C )
■ 9 6 2 4 P Q A - H i V I E W, 9 6 2 4 - 1 0 P Q A - H i V I E W P R O s o f t w a re f o r f l e x i b l e P C a n a l y s i s

■ Power waveform observation ■ Abnormal waveform recording

■ Harmonic measurement ■ Flicker measurement EN50160
■ Power measurement All in a single unit ! IEC61000-4-30

9624-10 PQA-HiVIEW PRO

ISO14001
JQA-E-90091
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Capture all power anomalies without fail!

Problems with power quality are all around us

Have you ever experienced any of the following ? Discovering the cause can be difficult
• Flickering lights The quickest way to solve power problems is to have a clear
• Light bulbs burn out quickly understanding of the cause, and be able to determine where the
• Electronic office equipment does not function properly phenomenon occurred. However, it is not always possible to
• Sometimes devices operate abnormally accurately grasp all of the various types of anomalies that may
• Overheating in facilities using condensers fitted with occur on power lines, even when using recording or harmonic
reactors analysis devices to investigate them.
• 3E (electrical overload, reverse phase, or phase loss) relays
sometimes trip ▼
These types of problems and others are often due to degraded power quality. Dedicated measuring instruments are required in order to
accurately grasp these kinds of anomalies.

Fully identify the many phenomena hiding in your power lines

● Instantaneous interruptions
Overlooking the smallest of power anomalies can Phenomenon :
lead to enormous financial loss. Checking the An instantaneous or short/long term power
quality of your power lines is the best way to supply interruption caused by accidents at the
power company (such as interruption of power
prevent problems before they occur. transmission due to lightning strike) or tripping
of breakers due a power supply short.
● Transient Overvoltage (Impulse) Damage :
Phenomenon : Thanks to the increasingly widespread adoption
Occurs due to lightning or circuit breaker/relay of uninterruptible power supplies, equipment such as computers is
contact damage or closure. Often involves increasingly protected against this problem. However, it may still cause
radical changes in voltage with high voltage other devices to stop operating or reset.
peaks.
Damage :
In the vicinity of the event, high voltage often ● Harmonics
damages equipment power supplies or causes Phenomenon :
devices to reset. Often occurs due to voltage/current waveform
distortion when a semiconductor control device
● Voltage Dip is used in a device's power supply.
Phenomenon : Damage :
Caused by momentary voltage drops resulting When harmonic components become too large,
from large rush current in loads, such as when they can cause serious malfunctions, such as overheating in motor
starting up a motor. transformers, or burn-out of reactors connected to phase advance capacitors.
Damage :
The drop in voltage may cause devices to stop
operating or reset.
● Unbalance factor
Phenomenon :
Voltage/current waveform distortion and voltage drops
or voltage phase reversals can occur when the load on a
● Voltage Swell particular power line phase increases due to load
Phenomenon : fluctuations or imbalances.
Caused by lightning strikes or opening/closing
Damage :
power lines with heavy loads, causing the
Voltage imbalance, reverse phase voltage, and
voltage to swell momentarily.
harmonics can result in events such as uneven motor
Damage : rotation, tripping of 3E breakers, and overheating due
The surge in voltage may damage equipment
to transformer overloading.
power supplies or cause devices to reset.

● Flicker (IEC, ∆V10)

Phenomenon : The 3196 can
Caused by blast furnaces, arc welding, and
thyristor-controlled loads, and involving simultaneously
regularly repeated voltage impulses spanning
one or more cycles.
measure, record, and
Damage : analyze all of the
Because this phenomenon is cyclically repeated, it may cause lights to above phenomena .
flicker or devices to malfunction.
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Supports data analysis with a wide range of functions!

The 3196 measures, records and analyzes power line quality
Features ■ Simultaneous measurement and continuous processing
All data are measured simultaneously and processing is performed
■ Supports single-phase 2-wire, single-phase 3-wire, three-phase 3- continuously, so important fault data is not missed.
wire and three-phase 4-wire systems. Further, the unit has an extra Further, transient overvoltages up to 2000 V with durations as low as 0.5 µs
input channel providing enhanced analysis capabilities. are captured without fail.
An isolated CH4 terminal is provided for AC and DC measurement.
• Neutral line measurement you can use for ground fault detection!
■ Six different display languages
Select a display language from Japanese, English, German, French, Spanish,
• Analyze DC power supplies
or Italian.You can switch between the different display languages to suit
• Performs simultaneous analysis of two isolated systems, such as single
your location.
phase and three phase lines

■ Comes equipped with ∆-Y and Y-∆ conversion functions ■ 6.4-inch color LCD
The unit uses a TFT color LCD screen, providing bright display with a wide
Supports ∆-Y voltage conversion for three-phase, 3-wire systems, and Y-∆
viewing angle.The color display provides easy viewing of waveforms, both
voltage conversion for three-phase, 4-wire systems. Selectable display of
indoors and out.
inter-line voltage and phase voltage.

■ Five types of clamp-on current Sensors ■ Extended measurement of up to one month with internal memory
The unit's internal memory (13 MB) supports up to one month of continuous
In addition to clamp-on current sensor Models 9660 (100 A rating), 9661
recording.
(500 A rating), 9669 (1000 A rating), and 9667 (5000 A rating, flexible),
* The amount of time available for continuous measurement can be checked when
HIOKI also provides the 9694 (5 A rating) sensor, which is ideal for CT
setting the measurement interval.
terminal measurement.
* Use a PC card to record at shorter measurement intervals over longer periods in
■ Three-phase voltage wiring adapter (optional) conjunction with the internal memory.
Use the wiring adapter to simplify voltage wiring procedures. Storage Storage of Events Interval Power P&Harm ALL DATA
• 9264-01 for three-phase, 3-wire systems time
Media (Usage capacity) Saving RMS only Saving RMS + harmonics Save all data
• 9264-02 for three-phase, 4-wire systems
1s 2 h 01 m 8m 5m

Internal Memory 1m 5 days 1 hour 8 h 29 m 5 h 45 m

Max. 100
Time Series: 5MB Fixed
* The 9264-01/02 Wiring Adapters are designed to reduce voltage cord wiring to Events: 8MB Fixed (approx. 8MB)
a bare minimum for use with specific power lines. Do not use with installations 10 m 31 days 3 days 12 h 2 days 9 h
other than those specified.
1h 31 days 21 days 5 h 14 days 9 h
9264-02 When storing
1m 31 days 8 days 8 h 5 days 16 h
100 (approx. 8MB) [119 days]
CH4 terminal When storing
1m 31 days 5 days 18 h 3 days 22 h
for measuring DC voltage
PC Card 500 (approx. 40.5MB) [82days]

(128MB) Max. 1000 31 days

1m 2 days 13 h 1 days 17 h
(approx. 81MB) [36 days]

Max. 1000
1s 14 h 40 m 1h1m 41 m
(approx. 81MB)

*When recoriding Time Series data, select MAX/MIN/AVE

*Refer to the specifications for details regarding the recordable items.
*Max. continuous save: 31 days
*During the measurement period, all dips, swells and interruptions are calculated.

■ PC card slot
Flash ATA cards up to 528 MB can be used to allow
more detailed data collection.
Compact flash cards can also be used with an adapter.

■ LAN and RS-232C interfaces

The 3196 features an HTTP server to enable easy
configuration and data analysis through a Web
browser from a remote location.

■ Two types of carrying case available (optional)

Choose from the soft (9339) or hard (9340) carrying
case and measure while the 3196 is safely stored.
The top side of the
■ External event input/output terminals ■ Optional printer for easy hard copy output case holds the 3196.
Event output : Connect the optional 9670 printer to the RS-232C
Outputs a signal when events occur-either as an terminal for easy hard copy output of screens.
alarm or device control signal.
Event input :
Accepts a trigger signal to initiate measurement.

■ Small and Lightweight

Compact A4 size, and weighing only 2.25 kg Model 9339
(79.4 oz). soft case
The bottom side of the
Printing method : Thermal line dot
Printing width : 72 mm (2.83") case holds accessories.
Printing speed : 47.5 mm/sec (1.87"/sec)
Power supply : 9671 AC ADAPTER or the BATTERY PACK
Dimensions and mass : 119 (4.69") × 77 (3.03") × 174 (6.85") mm, approx. 500 g (17.6 oz.)
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Real-time data display for power supplies

Display waveform, vector, DMM, and harmonic data in real-time
The VIEW screen displays voltage/current waveforms, vector diagrams, DMM values (voltage, current, and
power), and harmonic data. All data can be measured and processed simultaneously, and power conditions
such as distortion factor, K factor, and the unbalance factor for three-phase lines can be monitored using the
various data displays.
Connect the 3196 to a power source to display power line data in real-time
All power line conditions can be monitored from the VIEW screen!
■ Display data in real-time ■ Power management through a rich array of information
-1. Waveform display (voltage/current display, 4-channel voltage -1. Check the distortion of power waveforms using electronic devices and electrical overloads.
display, 4-channel current display) -2. Manage the phase of power lines. Check the phase and wiring of the VT (PT) and CT
-2. Vector display terminals.
-3. Manage, maintain and check the unbalance factor, peak values, and distortion factor of
-3. DMM display (power, voltage, and current displays)
power lines.
-4. Harmonics (graph and list displays) -4. Assess and develop countermeasures to prevent the occurrence of harmonic power flow.

Check for proper instrument connection using the numerical value or vector display
Connect the 3196 to the power line to be
monitored while viewing the connection
diagram.Upon connection, you can confirm
voltage, current, and power values. Further,
through the vector display, you can verify
proper connection of clamp-on current
sensors to the VT (PT) and CT terminals. View the phases

Waveform display DMM display

This displays the voltage and current waveforms for each phase. This displays detailed data for voltage, current, and power.
Waveform display makes it easy to understand distortion conditions View the data necessary for power management or maintenance and
that (as with harmonics) are difficult to grasp from numerical values inspection of power lines at a single glance.
alone.

Select a waveform display

range of 2, 4, 10, or 12
cycles.

Display either dual screens

for voltage and current, or
waveforms for individual
voltage and current phases.

Detailed values for

voltage, current and
power are displayed.

The cursor value is displayed.

Vector display Harmonics display

This displays the voltage and current vectors for each phase, as well as This displays harmonics and inter-harmonics data in a graph or list.
RMS values and phase angles as numerical values. You can also display the phase difference for each harmonic order, and
Easily check the phase of three-phase lines and harmonics. work out the current direction for harmonics.
You can select all of the
connected channels.

The harmonic
Displays the unbalance order cursor
factor when measuring value is
three-phase power lines. displayed.
(For 3P3W3M and 3P4W
settings)

Display the fundamental voltage waveform for the 1st order (U1, U2, and U3) as
a phase angle of 360˚ as a standard. Inter-harmonics display Detailed numerical data for up to the 50th harmonic
Ideal for checking three-phase power lines. (light blue) order is displayed in a list.
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Capture anomalies while using time series measurement to monitor power lines
Simultaneous time series monitoring for RMS fluctuations, voltage fluctuations, harmonics fluctuations, and flickering
RMS fluctuation, voltage fluctuation, harmonic fluctuation, and flicker (IEC and ∆V10) time series data is
displayed on the TIME PLOT screen. In addition to cursor measurement, you can enlarge events that occur in
the voltage fluctuation event screen if a voltage dip, swell, or instantaneous interruption event occurs during
the measurement period.
Simply set the interval and start time series measurement to display events in the fluctuation graph
Time series fluctuation results are displayed in the TIME PLOT screen Continuous data calculation processing of all data without fail!
■ All measurement results are automatically recorded ■ Calculation method for measured data
-1. RMS fluctuation (dual screen display selection) -1. RMS fluctuations/Harmonic fluctuations : Values are calculated continuously
-2. Voltage fluctuation (interval and event displays) every 200 ms. The maximum, minimum, and average values are those applicable within the
-3. Harmonic fluctuation (harmonics and inter-harmonics displays) specified interval.
-4. Flicker (graph and list displays) -2. Voltage fluctuations : Values are calculated for a single waveform shifted by a half wave.
• Pst and Plt measurement conditions according to IEC standards The maximum and minimum values are those applicable within the specified interval. Detailed
• ∆V10 measurement (according to Japanese domestic guidelines) measurement of voltage fluctuations is possible because values are calculated every half wave.
-3. Flicker : Values are calculated in accordance using calculation methods defined in the
IEC and ∆V10 standards.

In addition to displaying the various measurements in fluctuation graphs, the 3196 also displays the maximum,
minimum, and average values for each specified interval.
Further, when the 3196 captures a power anomaly, an event marker appears in the upper part of the graph.
RMS fluctuation display Harmonic fluctuation display
When a power anomaly occurs during measurement, the event is indicated
using the ▼ marker. You can specify display of up to six harmonic orders.

All RMS
measurement
items can be
Dual screen
selected for
display is
display.
possible for
Cursor values are
combinations
displayed for the
such as
specified orders.
voltage and
current.

Cursor values (maximum, minimum, and average values for the specified
interval) are displayed.

Voltage fluctuation display Flicker display

Cursor values (maximum and minimum values for the specified interval) are IEC flicker display
displayed.
Displays the Pst and Plt values as a graph once every ten minutes.

Even when a long The Pst and Plt cursor

interval is set, values are displayed.
momentary voltage
fluctuations are
accurately captured.

Markers are displayed in blue.

(▼ marker) Displays a list of detailed data for Pst and
Plt values once every ten minutes.

Event display
When an event such as a dip,
swell, or instantaneous
interruption occurs, the time axis
is enlarged on the event screen.
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Use event data to analyze the cause of power anomalies!

Display the details for power anomalies captured using event triggers
You can capture a variety of power anomalies by setting the individual trigger levels on the event setting screen.
Captured data is displayed in the event list. This enables you to quickly confirm detailed data for phenomena (such
as date/time, waveforms, RMS values, and harmonics), that are the source of problems, and effectively assess the
cause of the problem.
Set event triggers, start measurement → Capture power anomalies → Search list → Display details

Make event trigger settings and start measurement!

1. Select a trigger threshold value that is suitable for the parameter being measured.
Set thresholds along with other settings. You can make threshold settings while monitoring the actual input level, input waveform, and harmonics
graph.

Current input level

Threshold setting
value

You can confirm the current input level.

All trigger settings can be made at once, enabling accurate capture of complex power anomalies.
When using the unit's internal memory to save events, up to 100 events are automatically saved, or up to 1000 events
when using a PC card.

Once measurement is finished, search the event list to confirm detailed data for events-even during measurement
2. Confirm the details for events in the list screen. 3. Confirm the number of captured events in the
monitor screen.
The capture date and event category are displayed.

Select an event with

the cursor and press
the ENTER key

The number of times each event occurred is visible at a glance.

You can also check the events while they are being measured.
Shows detailed data for the event that you selected with
the cursor. (Date of occurrence, event type, level,
Waveform display range: continuous measurement period)
14 waveforms at 50 Hz Simultaneously display voltage and current waveforms Transient overvoltages up to 2000 Vpk with durations as low as
16 waveforms at 60 Hz for instantaneous interruptions. 0.5 µs are captured without fail.

For
transient
Cursor capture Detailed
value transient values

Transient display range

Confirm values using the cursor. within 4 ms Enlarge the transient waveform display.
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Remote measurement is simplified using the HTTP server function

Real-time measurement/control and download measurement data over the Worldwide Web
■ The HTTP server function as a standard feature makes remote measurement even more convenient
You can perform remote observation and control using an ordinary Web browser, such as Internet Explorer, without
the need for special software. Further, you can download measurement data that has been saved onto a PC card.

Using the 3196 and your PC, you can observe power anomalies at remote locations and analyze measurement data
■ Choose from a variety of network measurement plans
By connecting a PC to the 3196, you can set up various types of network measurement systems through a LAN or RS-
232C interface.
Ex. 1. Direct connection with a LAN cable Ex. 2. Remote connection with a LAN through a hub

10BASE-T 10BASE-T LAN 10BASE-T

Hub Hub
Crossover Straight cable Straight cable
cable

Ex. 3. Remote RS-232C connection through a modem

Transfer Measurement Data to Your PC
Data saved in Binary/Text/BMP formats in the PC Card or internal memory
RS-232C Dial-up network RS-232C of the 3196 can easily be transferred to your PC using the freeware Down96,
Modem Modem
Straight cable Straight cable supplied with your purchase or downloadable from the HIOKI website.
(Compatible with 3196 version 1.21 or later)
Note: To further analyze binary data, use the optional
Ex. 4. Remote RS-232C connection through a modem 9624 PQA HiVIEW or 9624-10 PQA HiVIEW Pro
Cellular phone application software.
RS-232C
Modem PC Card
Straight cable

View the 3196 screen on your PC as soon as you open the remote application from your Web browser!
1. Enter the IP address for the 3196 on the browser to display the main screen. 2. A display screen and operation keys identical to those for the 3196 appear, allowing full
control of remote operation.
Because the various key operations are identical to those for the 3196, the keys are easy to use.

Click Remote Operation!

Click the event list!

3. Confirm the events that occurred in the list.

Click an event category!

4. Confirm detailed data for events, such as waveforms.

Convenient Feature
5. You can also convert waveform data into text.
Click the waveform data. Microsoft Excel starts, and
you can save the text data for the waveforms.

6. Using the report creation function, you can paste the event screen displayed into Microsoft Word*.
* When Microsoft Word is selected as the Internet Explorer HTML editor;
Compatible with Microsoft Word 97 or later.
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Choose from 2 Easy-to-Use Application Software Packages for Further Data Analysis
9624 PQA-HiVIEW & 9624-10 PQA-HiVIEW PRO

Features
■ Viewer function
Use this function to display screens similar to those used for the 3196.
Select from the TIME PLOT screen (voltage fluctuation, RMS fluctuation, harmonic fluctuation, inter-harmonic fluctuation),
event list screen, event data screen (waveforms, vectors, DMM, harmonics, event details), ∆V10 screen(Japanese
standard), or settings screen. In the TIME PLOT screen, and use the two cursors (A and B) to calculate waveforms within a
specified interval.

■ Demand/integral power consumption function

Calculate demand and integral power consumption from TIME PLOT data for effective power.
Measurement data is saved in
■ Binary CSV format conversion function binary format PC card
Convert binary data into CSV format for event Data processing is quick and
easy using the 9624 PQA-
waveforms within the specified range in the TIME PLOT screen HiVIEW software
or event waveforms selected in the event waveform screen. Files
saved in CSV format can be used with spreadsheet software on
your PC.
Modem
■ Print function
LAN
Use this function in each screen to output reports to a printer • Use it to create reports
Data stored on a PC card can be transferred using
connected to your PC. remote operations via a LAN or modem • Use data converted to
CSV format

1.Load measurement data and then select the desired display from the toolbar
1. After loading the data, the possible displays are shown on the toolbar

2.Display multiple 3196 screens simultaneously on

↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 your PC, and make calculations and analyses using
1. Open a file Screen button
2. Copy (a screen) cursors
3. Print
4. Event list screen ■ TIME PLOT screen
5. Event data screen This screen enables you to select four different types of data, including RMS fluctuation,
6. TIME PLOT screen voltage fluctuation, harmonic fluctuation, and inter-harmonic fluctuation data, and display
7. ∆V10 screen the data in graphs corresponding to the TIME PLOT screen of the 3196.
8. Integral power consumption screen
9. Demand screen ■ Spot analysis using the cursor
10. Settings screen Conduct spot analysis of time series
11. Arrange windows data using the A and B cursors.
12. A and B cursors

■ Event list screen

This screen displays an event list
corresponding to the event list on the
3196. Click an event!
Calculations for the details within
the specified interval are displayed.

View power, voltage, and current data at a

single glance in the DMM screen!

■ Event data screen

1. Displays detailed data for 2. Displays nine different screens that
the event that you selected correspond to the VIEW screen on the
in the event list. 3196, such as the waveform, vector,
harmonics, and DMM screens.
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Analyze power consumption and demand using acquired data

■ Integral power consumption analysis and demand analysis screens
These screens allow you to calculate measurement data and display it in the integral power consumption graph or demand graph.
(Use them to display the maximum demand, average demand, and load ratio values.) Further, you can confirm the power data for a specific interval
using the cursor function.

General power
consumption is
Cursor displayed.
measurement

Quickly print reports and apply data

■ CSV format conversion function ■ Print function
Convert data displayed in the TIME PLOT or event Print a hard copy of the event list screen, event data screen, ∆V10 screen,
waveform screen into CSV format. Converted data can integral power consumption screen, or demand screen, one at a time. In
be used with spreadsheet software on your PC. the TIME PLOT screen, you can collect all of the screens that are
currently open and print them on a single sheet.
Convenient Feature
Specify a range using the A and B cursors, and convert the data Print example: Event waveform screen printed on A4 paper
within that range into CSV format.
The interval between the A and B cursors is displayed in red.

A B

Print example: TIME PLOT screen (U-THD RMS fluctuation) printed on A4 paper

9624-10 PQA-HiVIEW PRO (Advanced functions added to the standard Model 9624)
■ ITIC curve display function ■ EN50160 display functions
Make ITIC (CBEMA) curve analyses (limit curve) based (applicable standard is EN50160:1999)
on the power quality control standards of the U.S.A. Effectively evaluate and analyze the quality of power according
to EU standards.

✻ Change the upper or

lower limit of the curve
as desired.

■ Downloading from LAN

Data (BINARY/TEXT/BMP) recorded on a PC card or the internal memory of the 3196 can be downloaded via LAN to a personal
computer. (*This can be done without use of the freeware Down96. Measurement on the 3196 must be halted during download.)
■ Report generation function
Choose from 3 types of report generation settings to take care of all the troublesome reporting operations, and either send the data to a
printer or save as a Rich Text file. (Automatic: Output basic items. Individual setting: Select any item for output. Detailed setting: Specify a time-
series graph in details for output.)
■ Positive phase, negative phase, and zero phase function
Recalculate event data captured by 3P4W circuits, and display each component of the voltage/current of the positive phase, negative
phase, and zero phase.
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9624 /-10 Specifications (Items in blue ■ symbolize specifications unique to Model 9624-10, and are not available in the standard Model 9624.)

-1. Function specifications Demand calculation function

Data loading functions Settings :Analysis start time/period :Set the year, month, day, hours, minutes,
Data that can be loaded :Binary data recorded using the 3196 and seconds. /1 to 31 days
SET files (Settings data), ITV files (TIME PLOT data), Demand interval settings :5, 10, or 30 minutes, 1, 2, 3, 6, or 12 hours
EVT files (Event data (lists, voltage and current waveforms, Display method and calculation items :
transient waveforms, numerical values), FLC files (Flicker Demand graph (for consumption only), Average demand (average demand value
data (∆V10, IEC)), TRN files (Transient waveforms), for the specified analysis period), Maximum demand (maximum demand value for the
EN50160. files (EN50160 dasta), specified analysis period), Load ratio (average demand/maximum demand × 100 [%])
EVENT.EN files (EN50160 Event data) ITIC curve display function
Maximum data capacity :Up to 528 MB Display function : Plot event points on limited value curve (points indicating
Data display functions swell/dip/interruption occurrence period and voltage)
SYSTEM display function Percent of nominal voltage: Maximum swell voltage or residual voltage ratio against
Screen display :SYSTEM (settings) content screen official voltage
TIME PLOT display function Violation count display : Number of upper-limit violations, number of lower- limit
Screen display :RMS fluctuation, voltage fluctuation, harmonic violations, and total number of events
fluctuation, inter-harmonic fluctuation Limit curve selection : ITIC curve or user-defined curve (any setting)
Number of display screens :Up to 4 screens
Cursor function :A and B cursors (interval calculation function provided) EN50160 display function
EVENT list display function Screen display : Overview/Harmonic/Signaling/Measurement result sorting
Screen display :EVENT list content display Copy function
Display method selection :Order events occurred in, or order of priority Copy content : Saves the various screens in BMP format
EVENT data display function Print function
Display function :Display the event data selected in the EVENT list Print format: Prints screen images, Paper size: A4 and Letter, Print preview: Yes
display screen CSV format conversion function
Screen display :Display one of the following screens ((1) to (4)) Screens that can be converted :TIME PLOT and event waveform screens
(1)Waveform display :Select from the voltage/current waveform, 4-channel Conversion settings :Specified interval conversion (TIME PLOT screen only)
voltage waveform, 4-channel current waveform, and Conversion setting selection (TIME PLOT screen only)
voltage/transient overvoltage waveform displays.
(2)Vector display :Select from the harmonic RMS value and phase angle Report creation function
displays. Output format : Output setting contents can be printed, or saved as a rich text file.
(3)DMM display :Displays power, voltage, and current values. (1) Automatic output : RMS voltage fluctuation graph, worst case, maximum/minimum
(4)Harmonics display:Select from the harmonics bar graph and list displays. list, total harmonic voltage distortion graph, Overview and
Cursor function :A and B cursors (interval calculation function provided) Signaling data of EN50160, and all event detail list.
for the waveform display screen (2) Arbitrary output : Includes, in addition to automatic output, RMS current
Positive/ Negative/ Zero phase calculation function fluctuation graph, transient waveform, total harmonic current
distortion graph, Harmonic and result classification data of the
:Display voltage and current of the positive phase, negative
EN50160, and settings list.
phase, and zero phase.(In vector display screen, this is conducted
(3) Detailed output : Voltage fluctuation, RMS fluctuation, harmonics fluctuation, and
during the 3P4W wiring analysis.) interharmonics fluctuation.
Flicker graph Display function
Screen display :∆V10 Flicker graph or IEC Flicker graph Settings save function
Cursor function :A and B cursors (interval calculation function provided) Save user-defined curves, setting for sorting measurement result, report setting, etc.
EVENT voltage fluctuation graph Display function Download function
Cursor function :A and B cursors (interval calculation function provided) Download data from the 3196 via LAN.
Integral power consumption calculation function
Settings :Analysis start time/period :Set the year, month, day, hours, minutes, -2. Basic specifications
and seconds. /1 to 31 days Supplied accessories :CD-R × 1
Display method and calculation items : Operating environment :PC/AT-compatible devices
Integral power consumption graph, Integral power consumption (consumption + OS :English or Japanese versions of the following
regeneration, and cursor measurement functions provided), Maximum integral power • Microsoft Windows 95 (9624 only, OSR2 or later
consumption (final integral power consumption for the specified analysis period) versions only supported, Internet Explorer 3 or later required)
• Microsoft Windows 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000 or XP
Memory :At least 128 MB

3196 Specifications
-1. Measurement and recording items -2. Basic specifications
Power quality measurement
Recording item Power P&Harm ALL_D Recording item Power P&Harm ALL_D
standards conformance : IEC61000-4-30:2002, IEEE1159,
Transient overvoltage ❍ ❍ ❍ Voltage unbalance factor ❍ ❍ ❍ EN50160:1999
Clock functions : Auto calendar, auto leap year, 24-hour clock
Voltage swell ❍ ❍ ❍ Current unbalance factor ❍ ❍ ❍ Real-time clock accuracy : Within ±0.3 s/day (when the 3196 is turned on)
Voltage dip ❍ ❍ ❍ Harmonic voltage × ❍ ❍ Internal memory capacity for data : 13 MB (time series and event data)
Instantaneous interruption ❍ ❍ ❍ Harmonic current × ❍ ❍ Maximum recording interval : 1 month (internal memory)
Measurement time control : Manual/Specified time
Frequency ❍ ❍ ❍ Harmonic power × ❍ ❍ Time series data settings
RMS voltage ❍ ❍ ❍ Harmonic voltage-current phase difference × ❍ ❍ Recording item setting patterns :Power, P&Harm, and ALL DATA
RMS current ❍ ❍ ❍ Inter-harmonic voltage × × ❍ MAX/MIN/AVE values :AVE values, ALL values (maximum,
minimum, and average values)
Voltage peak ❍ ❍ ❍ Inter-harmonic current × × ❍ Interval selections :1, 3, 15, or 30 seconds, 1, 5, 10, or 30
Current peak ❍ ❍ ❍ Total harmonic voltage distortion factor ❍ ❍ ❍ minutes, 1 or 2 hours
Event settings
Effective power ❍ ❍ ❍ Total harmonic current distortion factor ❍ ❍ ❍ Event settings :All measurement settings except
Apparent power ❍ ❍ ❍ Total inter-harmonic voltage distortion factor × × ❍ flicker and inter-harmonics
Reactive power ❍ ❍ ❍ Total inter-harmonic current distortion factor × × ❍ Event threshold value setting :OFF or desired numerical value
Maximum number of recording events :100 (internal memory)
Power factor/Displacement power factor ❍ ❍ ❍ K factor ❍ ❍ ❍ (Simultaneous events count as 1 event.)
Flicker (∆V10/Pst, Plt) ❍ ❍ ❍ Power supply :12 V DC from the 9458 AC ADAPTER or 9459 BATTERY PACK
* Select from a total of six different patterns when recording data. These consist of three available data patterns
Maximum rated power : 40 VA
Continuous operating time with battery : Approximately 30 minutes
(Power, P&Harm, or ALL DATA), combined with two patterns, AVE and ALL (maximum, minimum, and average),
(9459 battery pack)
of detailed data for each measurement item.
External dimensions : Approximately 298W (11.73") × 215H (8.46") × 67D
(2.64") mm (not including projections)
Mass : Approximately 2.25 kg (79.4 oz.) (including 9459 battery pack)
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3196 Specifications (Guaranteed accuracy period : 6 months)

-3. Input specifications Displacement power factor

Measurement line types:Single-phase 2-wire, Single-phase 3-wire, Three-phase 3- Measurement method : Calculated from the phase difference between the
wire (3P3W2M, 3P3W3M) or Three-phase 4-wire, plus one fundamental waveforms of voltage and current
extra input channel Measurement range : -1.000 (lead) to 0.000 to +1.000 (lag)
Input channels :Voltage : 4 channels (U1 to U4) (channel U4 can be Measurement accuracy : ±0.5% rdg. ±0.2% f.s. ±1 dgt.(±3 dgt. for the sum)
switched between AC and DC) Voltage unbalance factor
Current : 4 channels (I1 to I4) Measurement method : Calculation for three-phase 3-wire (3P3W3M) and three
Input methods :Voltage between U1, U2, and U3 without inter-channel phase 4-wire fundamental waveforms of voltage
isolation Current unbalance factor
Voltage between U1 to U3 and U4 with inter-channel Measurement method : Calculation for three-phase 3-wire (3P3W3M) and
isolation three-phase 4-wire fundamental waveforms of current
Current input by clamp-on sensor
Input resistance :Voltage : 4 MΩ ±10% (differential input) ∆V10 flicker
Current : 200 kΩ ±10% Display items : ∆V10, ∆V10 (average over one hour, fourth maximum over one hour,
maximum over one hour, overall maximum (during the measurement
Measurement method :Simultaneous digital sampling of voltage and current
PLL synchronization (automatically switches to fixed clock during period)), ∆U (deviation with respect to nominal voltage)
dropouts, so sampling is never interrupted) Standard voltage: Auto : Same operation as AGC for IEC flicker
PLL synchronization channel source : Voltage at either U1, U2, or U3 Measurement accuracy : ±2% rdg.
PLL synchronization frequency range : 42.5 to 69 Hz IEC flicker (short period flicker Pst, long period flicker Plt)
Sampling frequency : Measurement method : Per IEC61000-4-15
For calculations (including DC measurement) :256 points/cycle Pst is measured for 10 minutes, and Plt is measured for 2 hours
For harmonic and inter-harmonic analysis :2048 points/10 cycles (for 50 Hz) Measurement accuracy : ±5% rdg. or less of the limit value
2048 points/12 cycles (for 60 Hz) Harmonic voltage, current and power (including fundamental waveform components)
For transient overvoltage (impulse) :2 MHz Analysis window : Rectangular
A/D converter resolution : Analysis orders : 1 to 50
For calculations (including DC measurement) :16 bits Measurement accuracy : Voltage/current : 1st to 20th orders : ±0.5% rdg. ±0.2% f.s.
For transient overvoltage (impulse) :12 bits 21st to 50th orders : ±1.0% rdg. ±0.3% f.s.
Voltage measurement range : Power : 1st to 20th orders : ±0.5% rdg. ±0.2% f.s.
Channels 1 to 3 :150.00, 300.00, 600.00 Vrms 21st to 30th orders : ±1.0% rdg. ±0.3% f.s.
Channel 4 :60.000, 150.00, 300.00, 600.00 Vrms 31st to 40th orders : ±2.0% rdg. ±0.3% f.s.
±60.000, 600.00 V pk (DC measurement) 41st to 50th orders : ±3.0% rdg. ±0.3% f.s.
Voltage crest factor : 3 or less (for 50/60 Hz, clamp-on sensor accuracy must be included for current and power)
Current measurement range : Inter-harmonic voltage and current
With Model 9694 sensor :5.0000, 50.000 Arms Analysis window : Rectangular
With Model 9660 sensor :50.000, 100.00 Arms Analysis orders : 0.5 to 49.5
With Model 9661 sensor :50.000, 500.00 Arms Harmonic voltage/current phase difference (including fundamental waveform content)
With Model 9667 sensor :50.000, 500.00 A or 500.00 A, 5.0000 kArms Measurement method : Difference between voltage and current phase angle
With Model 9669 sensor :100.00 A, 1.0000 kArms components
Current crest factor : 4 or less
Display items : Sum of all or multiple channels
Measurement accuracy : 1st to 3rd orders : ±2˚
-4. Measurement specifications 4th to 50th orders : ±(0.02˚ × k+2˚), k = harmonic order
RMS voltage (for 50/60 Hz, clamp-on sensor accuracy must be included for current and power)
Measurement method : True RMS (calculated continuously every 10 or 12 cycles at 50 or
60 Hz respectively) -5. Display specifications
Range selection : Manual (channels 1 to 3 are set in the same operation)
Measurement accuracy : AC : ±0.2% rdg. ±0.1% f.s. Display device :6.4" TFT color LCD (640 × 480 dots)
DC : ±0.3% rdg. ±0.4% f.s. Text display :English, German, French, Italian, Spanish or Japanese
RMS current
Measurement method : True RMS (calculated continuously every 10 or 12 cycles at 50 or -6. External interface specifications
60 Hz respectively) (1) External control terminals : External event input and output
Range selection : Manual (channels 1 to 3 are set in the same operation) (2) PC card interface Slot : Compliant with PCMCIA/JEIDA PC Card Standard,
Measurement accuracy : ±0.2% rdg. ±0.1% f.s. + clamp-on sensor accuracy Type II slot × 1
Transient overvoltage (impulse) Compatible cards : Flash ATA cards up to 528 MB
Measurement method : 2 MHz sampling (3) RS-232C interface
Measurement range : 2000 Vpk Standard : EIA RS-232C-compliant (with 9-pin D-sub connector)
Display items : 4 ms waveform (2 ms before and after center peak) Destination device : Printer or modem
Period : Period exceeding threshold (max. 4 ms) Printer interval selections : OFF, 1, 5, 10, or 30 minutes, 1 or 2 hours
Minimum detectable duration : 0.5 µs (4) LAN interface
Measurement accuracy : ±5.0% rdg. ±20 V (1000 V DC and 700 Vrms/100 kHz) Communications protocol : Ethernet and TCP/IP (with 10BASE-T RJ-45 connector)
Voltage swell (rise in RMS voltage)
Measurement method : True RMS (a single cycle is calculated by overlapping each half cycle)
(The voltage between lines is measured for three phase 3-wire lines, and
-7. Environment & safety specifications
phase voltage is measured for three phase 4-wire lines.) Operating environment : Indoors, up to a height of 2000 m (6562.2 ft)
Display items : Amplitude and duration of swell Storage temperature & humidity : -20 to 50˚C, max. 80% rh (non-condensating)
Measurement accuracy : Same as RMS voltage Operating temperature and humidity : 0 to 40˚C, max. 80% rh (non-condensating)
Voltage dip (drop in RMS voltage) Maximum measurement terminal voltage : Voltage terminals : 780 Vrms AC,
Measurement method : True RMS (a single cycle is calculated by overlapping each half cycle) 1103 V peak
(The voltage between lines is measured for three phase 3-wire lines, and
Current terminals : 1.7 Vrms AC,
phase voltage is measured for three phase 4-wire lines.)
2.4 V peak
Display items : Amplitude and duration of dip Maximum in-phase voltage : 600 Vrms AC (50/60 Hz, voltage input terminals)
Measurement accuracy : Same as RMS voltage Withstand voltage : 5.55 kVrms AC/15 sec
(50/60 Hz, 1 mA current sensitivity)
Instantaneous Interruption Between voltage and clamp input terminals, between the voltage
Measurement method : Same as voltage dip input terminal and 3196 casing, and between voltage input
Frequency terminals (U1 to U3) and voltage input terminal (U4)
Measurement range : 42.500 to 69.000 Hz Enclosure protection : IP30 (per EN60529)
Measurement source : Voltage (same as the PLL synchronization source) Standards conformance : EMC :EN61326:1997+A1:1998+A2:2001
Measurement accuracy : ±10 mHz (10 to 110% of range, with sine wave) CLASS A, EN61000-3-2:2000 and
Active power EN61000-3-3:1995+A1:2001
Measurement method : Calculated continuously every 10 or 12 cycles at 50 or Safety :EN61010-1:2001
60 Hz respectively Voltage input unit :Contamination Level 2,
Measurement accuracy : ±0.2% rdg. ±0.1% f.s. + clamp-on sensor accuracy Measurement Category III
(Anticipated transient overvoltage: 6000 V)
Reactive power
Measurement accuracy : ±1 dgt. from the calculation of each measurement value
(±3 dgt. for the sum)
Power factor
Measurement range : -1.000 (lead) to 0.000 to +1.000 (lag)
Measurement accuracy : ±1 dgt. from the calculation of each measurement value
(±3 dgt. for the sum)
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■ Option Specifications
Clamp On Sensors 9694 9660 9661 9669
Cord length: 3 m (9.84 ft) Cord length: 3 m (9.84 ft) Cord length: 3 m (9.84 ft) Cord length: 3 m (9.84 ft)

Appearance

CAT III 300V CAT III 300V CAT III 600V CAT III 600V
Primary current rating 5A AC 100 A AC 500 A AC 1000 A AC
Output voltage 10 mV/A AC 1 mV/A AC 1 mV/A AC 0.5 mV/A AC
Accuracy Amplitude ±0.3% rdg. ±0.02% f.s. ±0.3% rdg. ±0.02% f.s. ±0.3% rdg. ±0.01% f.s. ±1.0% rdg. ±0.01% f.s.
(45 to 66 Hz) Phase ±2˚ or less ±1˚ or less (±1.3˚ for 90 A or more) ±0.5˚ or less ±1˚ or less
Frequency characteristic ±1.0% or less for 66 Hz to 5 kHz (deviation from specified accuracy) ±2.0% or less for 66 Hz to 5 kHz (deviation from specified accuracy)
Effect of external magnetic field Corresponding to 0.1 A or less (with magnetic field of 400 A/m AC) Corresponding to 1 A or less (with magnetic field of 400 A/m AC)
Effect of conductor position ±0.5% or less ±1.5% or less
Maximum rated voltage to earth 300 Vrms (insulated conductor) 300 Vrms (insulated conductor) 600 Vrms (insulated conductor) 600 Vrms (insulated conductor)
Maximum allowable input (45 to 66 Hz) 50 A continuous 130 A continuous 550 A continuous 1000 A continuous
Measurable conductor diameter φ15 mm (0.59") or less φ15 mm (0.59") or less φ46 mm (1.81") or less φ55 mm (2.17") or less, 80 (3.15") × 20 (0.79") mm busbar
46W (1.81") × 135H (5.31") × 46W (1.81") × 135H (5.31") × 77W (3.03") × 151H (5.94") × 99.5W (3.92") × 188H (7.40") × 42D (1.65") mm,
Dimensions and weight
21D (0.83") mm, 230 g (8.1 oz.) 21D (0.83") mm, 230 g (8.1 oz.) 42D (1.65") mm, 360g (12.7 oz.) 590g (20.8 oz.)

■ Accessories
Clamp On Sensor 9667
Cord length 3196 POWER QUALITY ANALYZER
Sensor to circuit: 2 m (6.56 ft) (9438-02 VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT CABLE (one each of red, yellow, blue
Appearance Circuit to connector: 1 m (3.28 ft) and gray, plus four black lines, Cord length: 3 m (9.84 ft), 9459 BATTERY PACK,
9458 AC ADAPTER, Strap, LAN connector cover, Input Cord Label, Operating
CAT III 1000V Manual (CD-R), Quick Start Manual)
Primary current rating 500 A AC, 5000 A
By itself, the 3196 is only capable of voltage measurement. Purchase the optional
Output voltage 500 mV AC f.s. 9660 or 9661 CLAMP-ON SENSOR for current and power measurement.
Accuracy Amplitude ±2.0% rdg. ±1.5 mV (for input 10% or more of the range)
(45 to 66 Hz) Phase
● Standard combination example
±1˚ or less
Frequency characteristic ±3 dB or less for 10 Hz to 20 kHz (deviation from specified accuracy)
For three-phase 3-wire (3P3W3M) and three-phase 4-wire measurements
Effect of external magnetic field Corresponding to 5 A, 7.5 A max. (with magnetic field of 400 A/m AC) Models 3196 + 9661 (500 A) × 3 + 9339 + PC card (128 MB)
Effect of conductor position ±3.0% or less
■ Options
Maximum rated voltage to earth 1000 Vrms (insulated conductor)
9660 CLAMP ON SENSOR (100 A AC) Voltage output type
Maximum allowable input (45 to 66 Hz) 10000 A continuous
9661 CLAMP ON SENSOR (500 A AC) Voltage output type
Measurable conductor diameter φ254 mm (10") or less
Sensor length: 910 mm (2.99 ft), 240 g (8.5 oz.),
9667 FLEXIBLE CLAMP ON SENSOR (5000 A AC) Voltage output type
Dimensions and weight
Circuit: 57W (2.24") × 86H (3.39") × 30D (1.18") mm, 140 g (4.9 oz.) 9445-02 AC ADAPTER (for the 9667, for America, Japan)
Power supply LR03 alkaline battery × 4 (continuous operation max. 168 hours) or 9445-03 AC ADAPTER (for the 9667, for Europe)
9445 AC ADAPTER(optional) 9669 CLAMP ON SENSOR (1000 A AC) Voltage output type
Standard accessories 9694 CLAMP ON SENSOR (5 A AC) Voltage output type
9290-10 CLAMP-ON ADAPTER
Cord length : 3 m (9.84 ft) 9290-10 CLAMP ON ADAPTER
Up to 1500 A AC, CT ratio : 10:1 9458 AC ADAPTER
Measurable conductor diameter : 100 to 240 V AC, 1.2 A
9264-01 WIRING ADAPTER (3P3W)
φ55 mm (2.17"), width : 80 mm (2.17") bus bar 50/60 Hz
9264-02 WIRING ADAPTER (3P4W)
9339 CARRYING CASE 9340 CARRYING CASE 9438-02 VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT CABLE (standard accessory)
9459 BATTERY PACK (standard accessory)
104W (4.09") × 51H (2.01") ×
18D (0.71") mm, 250 g (8.83 oz.) 9670 PRINTER (with one roll recording paper)
9459 BATTERY PACK 9671 AC ADAPTER (for 9670)
(soft case) (hard case)
9237 RECORDING PAPER (80 mm (3.15") x 25 m (82.03 ft), 4 rolls, for 9670)
450W (17.72") × 350H (13.78") × 200D 380W (14.96") × 560H (22.05") × 260D
7.2 V DC, 2700 mAh
9638 RS-232C CABLE (1.5 m (4.92 ft), for printer connection)
(7.87") mm, 3.0 kg (106.01 oz.) (10.24") mm, 6.3 kg (222.2 oz.)
9642 LAN CABLE (5m (16.41 ft), with straight and crossover connectors)
9670 PRINTER option components 9339 CARRYING CASE (soft)
The 9671 AC ADAPTER should be purchased along with the 9670 PRINTER. 9340 CARRYING CASE (hard)
Also, the 9638 RS-232C CONNECTION CABLE or RS-232C cable (9- to 25- 9624 PQA-HiVIEW (PC application software)
pin crossover) is required to connect to the 3196.
A battery pack and battery charger to power the 9670 Printer are also available in
9624-10 PQA-HiVIEW PRO (PC application software)
some countries. Please contact your HIOKI distributor for details. 9626 PC CARD 32 M
9671 AC ADAPTER 9627 PC CARD 64 M
9726 PC CARD 128 M
9727 PC CARD 256 M
100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
134W (5.28") × 70H (2.76") × 41D (1.61") mm 9728 PC CARD 512 M
350 g (12.37 oz.)
Operating Manual (bound version)
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All information correct as of Mar. 24, 2004. All specifications are subject to change without notice. 3196E5-43M-03P Printed in Japan