There is a model of power mains monitor that I'm thinking of. It is long ago (10-15 yrs?) discontinued. It used a paper strip to record events, and was just a plug-in-the-wall and leave it alone device in a blue metal case (I think...).
Anyone remember the make and model?
Thanks,
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check out "dranitz(sp?)
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On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 16:17:15 -0700, Don Kelly wrote (in article ):
Yes, the Dranetz 606 seems to bring back the memory.
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I have several, not used but still working. I'll post details Monday after I've checked for you.
Dave, your utility or power company is doing this already for you, anyway the college I graduated from
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Sorry for the slow reply. The instrument you are thinking of records voltage to a scrolling paper chart and is a Megger Power Ranger, there is no model number. They are as you describe and were used about 10yrs ago. I also have some three phase versions.
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