Who can automate EN 50160 power quality reporting?
What EN 50160 requires
EN 50160 describes the voltage quality you may expect at the point of connection: limits for voltage level, dips, harmonic distortion, frequency and imbalance. Demonstrating that you stay within them calls for continuous measurement — a snapshot says very little.
From measurement to report, without manual work
The Elteq platform by 1AITE continuously reads out the power quality meters, tests the parameters against the standard and automatically compiles the reporting — in your own house style, shareable with your grid operator, insurer or customer. Note: this is compliance reporting based on measurements, not a legally binding certificate.
When this is relevant
With complaints about equipment failure, with solar parks and batteries that influence the voltage, with a PQ clause in the connection contract, or simply because you want to know what is happening on your connection before a dispute arises.
Related questions
Which parameters are monitored?
Among others voltage level and dips, harmonics, frequency deviations and phase imbalance — the core parameters of EN 50160, continuously at the point of connection.
Is the report an official certificate?
No. It is compliance reporting based on continuous measurements — suitable for the dialogue with your grid operator or customer, but not a legally binding certificate.
Can reports be produced in our own house style?
Yes, the reporting module of the Elteq platform delivers brand-styled PDF reports — including white-label for installers and service providers.
Does this combine with solar park or battery monitoring?
Yes — power quality is a module on the same Elteq platform, so one portal for production, control and voltage quality.
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