Android user interface for power quality analysers
Outram Research – a specialist manufacturer of leading-edge power quality monitors and analysers – announces its Bluetooth-enabled power quality range now interacts with Android devices enabling flexible remote control using the latest tablets and mobile phones.
Outram Research – a specialist manufacturer of leading-edge power quality monitors and analysers – announces its Bluetooth-enabled power quality range now interacts with Android devices enabling flexible remote control using the latest tablets and mobile phones.
Power engineers can now control the entire range of Outram’s power quality analysers with one application running on either an Android or Windows device.
Power quality analysers are often deployed in electrical cabinets or other difficult to reach locations, making it difficult for engineers to read a display on the instrument. Using a remote solution rather than a fragile integrated display eliminates problems of analyser location, permits a more robust product and allows for a more comprehensive, graphically superior user interface.
Outram Research
01243 573050
www.outramresearch.co.uk
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