Gryphon carries power line monitoring equipment and services designed specifically for non-technical personnel. Our products and services give all the detail you need with a minimum of excess data or complex setups.
Oneac Onegraph® Power Line Monitor
Oneac Line Viewer
RX Monitoring Services
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| MODEL: Onegraph® Power Line Monitor |  Download Spec Sheets |
The Onegraph® Power Line monitor is designed to provide a picture of the electrical environment experienced by your equipment over time.
| Power Requirement | 90-140 or 180-270v @ 50/60Hz, 950ma |
| Output Type | Paper strip chart on demand |
| AC Line Voltage Measurement Channel | 11 user-selectable line-to-neutral voltages from 100 to 250v |
| Voltage Channel Output Data | Date, time & duration of each surge or sag |
| Common & Normal Mode Noise Measurement Channel | 1-1000v or 1-6000v user selectable |
| Noise Channel Output Data | Bar chart for each time segment showing size of noise pulse |
| AC Input Connectors | IEC320 |
| Backup Battery Rating | 3 amp-hours nominal |
| Report Time Scale | 8 hrs or 6 days, user selectable |
| Calibration Adjustments | None |
| Carrying Case | Soft sided Cordura |
| Dimensions | 6.5"H, 12"W, 11"L |
| Shipping Weight | 10 Lbs. |
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The power line noise viewer interfaces between the power line and a 2 channel oscilloscope. The viewer isolates common mode and normal mode noise pulses for immediate viewing as they occur.
| Model Number | WV102 |
| Maximum Input Voltage (RMS) | 250 |
| Output Voltage Channel Sensitivity | 100:1 |
| Output Voltage Channel Bandwidth | 10 to 50Hz |
| Noise Voltage Channel Sensitivity | 10:1 |
| Noise Voltage Channel Bandwidth | 6kHz to 5MHz |
| Dynamic Range | per IEEE 587-1980, Part A Ring Wave up to 6000v |
| Input Connector | IEC320 |
| Output Connectors | BNC |
| Isolation (power line to BNC connector) | 2000v |
| Dimensions | 2.25"H, 3.2"W, 5.9"L |
| Shipping Weight | 2 Lbs. |
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RX Monitoring Services (RxMS) can remotely test a site's power and environmental conditions either prior to installation of equipment or whenever a problem is suspected. In the past if a site's power needed to be checked, a specially trained technician would have to visit the site. Such a visit is expensive and time consuming. RxMS tests are expressly designed to be set up by untrained personnel alone.
RxMS offers the Automated Site Assistance Program (ASAP) for those who need an automated method for their initial site inspection and documentation process. RxMS offers an advanced electronic monitoring system that can measure the electrical power and ground quality, temperature, humidity, vibration, air purity, DC voltage, and more in accordance with the environmental requirements of the specific equipment to be installed. Using Remote Processing Technology (RPT) developed by RxMS engineers, data is gathered at your site, downloaded to a central computer at RxMS, evaluated for specific site conditions and, typically within 24 hours, compiled into a report. The report includes a comprehensive analysis of the data recorded, an easy to read executive summary, and a recommendation of any action that may be needed. This service fits in ideally with ISO 9000 quality procedures in that it fully documents the conditions of the site at the initial installation and clearly notifies you of any deviations from that required by the equipment to be installed. Fast, accurate, economical, easy to use makes this service ideal.
RxMS maintains an extensive list of electronic equipment and their environmental requirements. Contact us to determine how your equipment can be included in our listing.
RxMS can be obtained as a one time test or as a longer term commitment for those organizations needing many tests at different sites over time. Normal service includes (special needs can be accommodated, please contact us via e-mail or at the fax or telephone numbers at the top of the page):
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