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S210B – 1ph Multifunction Power Meter

  • 1-phase AC voltage and current measurement up to 600 V and 30 A

  • Measures active, reactive and apparent power and energy

  • True RMS voltage and current readings

  • Harmonic measurement from the 1st to 50th order at 50 Hz

  • Power factor, phase angle and frequency measurements

  • 7.5 mm × 13 mm jaw for small conductors

  • Waveform display and stored-data review

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Product Description

The S210B single-phase power meter combines AC voltage and current readings with active, reactive and apparent power and energy measurements. Its narrow 7.5 mm × 13 mm jaw suits small conductors, with current measurement up to 30 A and voltage measurement up to 600 V.

True RMS readings, power factor, phase angle, frequency, waveform display and harmonic measurements support electrical circuit checks. The meter measures harmonic orders 1 to 50 at 50 Hz and allows stored data to be reviewed with the READ key.

Technical FAQ

What conductor size and current range does the S210B support?
The available datasheet lists a 7.5 mm × 13 mm jaw and AC current measurement up to 30 A. Select the clamp according to both conductor fit and current range.
Does it measure energy as well as power?
Yes. The datasheet lists active, reactive and apparent power, together with the corresponding active, reactive and apparent energy quantities.
What harmonic measurements are available?
The specified harmonic orders are 1 to 50 at 50 Hz. The datasheet also lists harmonic ratio and waveform display.
Are there minimum signals for a voltage-to-current phase test?
The datasheet states that voltage should be at least 5 V and current at least 5 mA for voltage-to-current phase measurement accuracy. Its phase error specification also varies with the current level.