More support for Power Quality Partnership

A Copper Development Association product story

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Jun 10, 2004

LEM Instruments has become the latest company to join the Power Quality Partnership, the UK group which is part of the Leonardo Power Quality Initiative.

LEM Instruments has become the latest company to join the Power Quality Partnership, the UK group which is part of the Leonardo Power Quality Initiative, the European education and training programme for LV electrical installation professionals.

LEM joins other leading industrial companies (Fluke (UK), Rhopoint Systems and MGE UPS Systems) to support this programme which provides practical guidance on the identification, measurement and mitigation of power quality problems in LV installations.

"LEM supports the concept of educating the market to enable end users to make informed choices about the equipment they buy and are proud to be associated with this leading education initiative on PQ", says Stephanie Horton, UK Engineering Sales Manager, LEM Power Products.

The cornerstone of this initiative is the "Power quality application guide", available in hard copy or downloadable from www.lpqi.org.

The guide is a consensus of views from experts across Europe and is written for those directly involved in the design, operation and maintenance of installations and covers introductory material, troubleshooting and mitigation.

The guide has been adapted to form online e-learning modules, which can also be accessed from the website, and provides the basis for a series of free technical seminars on a host of PQ issues including earthing, availability, measurement and solutions.