LOGiT LCV Current and Voltage Data Logger

This logger is designed for single phase applications.  We have a good selection of 3 phase loggers.  Here is a link to our voltage and current loggers.  Once there please click on the filter for "3-Phase" on the left hand side of the screen -  https://www.microdaq.com/data-loggers/voltage-current.php

All the cabling to make your voltage and current connections are included with the logger.  The software and PC connection interface must be purchased separately.  The part number for this kit is LLSU. It can be found on the right hand side of the product page under "related products" or by clicking here -  https://www.microdaq.com/supco-logit-software-usb-kit.php

This logger will give you the actual reading at each sample interval.  It does not average the readings over a period like a meter would

The data is viewable in the required software which comes with the LLSU software and interface kit - listed under "related items".

The software must be installed on a PC and it's used to set up the logger and view the data.

This particular logger samples at once per second at its fastest recording interval.  This logger is designed to be a low cost option for general purpose recording.  We offer other loggers that sample at higher rates.  Once example would be the L562 logger which samples at 64 samples per cycle. 

https://www.microdaq.com/aemc-l562-voltage-current-data-logger.php

The LCV logger can only measure a single phase so it would only give you the current of whichever leg of the three phases you are monitoring. 

We also offer three phase loggers if that's what you are after.  One I suggest looking at is the Dent Elite Pro XC which can be found here -  https://www.microdaq.com/dent-instruments-elitepro-xc-recording-power-meter.php

No.  This logger records only the actual value at the specified user interval.  The fastest it can sample is once per second.  This is good for general power consumption information, it is not a revenue grade meter.

I'm afraid we don't have anything rated up to 1000 volts that I would consider similar to this product.

The closest we could recommend looking at that will handle up to 1000 v would be this power meter from AEMC but it is a good deal more expensive:

https://www.microdaq.com/aemc-pel102-power-energy-data-logger.php

The battery life shown in the specification is the maximum amount of time that the logger can operate and log data.  Because battery life will greatly vary depending on settings and operating environment the estimates shown should only be used as a general estimate.

The estimates that manufacturers give are generally using the slowest sampling interval (once per 18 hours in this case) and used at room temperature.

Generally we would advise to replace the battery for each logging session if the data is critical and if you are not keeping track of the time that the logger has been used.

We would suggest you take a look at the updated version of this same logger, the DVCV.  It has a slightly better spec and it doesn’t require that you purchase additional software or an interface cable - https://www.microdaq.com/supco-data-view-current-voltage-data-logger.php

The opening of the clamp is approximately 1.25" wide by 1.5" tall.