OCTOBER 2010 NEWSLETTER
Tip of the Month!
To convert pulses into real instantaneous demand, simply take the pulse value in kilowatt-hours, multiply by 3600, and divide by the time in seconds between pulses. For example, if you have a pulse output that is programmed for .048 kwh/p and 3 seconds between pulses, then your demand in KW is:
KW= ((.048 x 3600) / 3) = 57.6 KW
Feel free to send us an email at info@solidstateinstruments.com if there is a pulse related topic you would like to know more about, and we’ll work on getting it into one of our upcoming newsletters.
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