Magazine | Issue 1 2024 ENHANCE YOUR DEVICE ASH1 allows you to connect an optical scanning head for relay testing to devices previously unable to do so by using binary inputs. For example, you can now use a COMPANO 100 to convert the LED indications from protection relays into binary signals and use them in test sequences, e. g., for assessments or trigger conditions. Using the COMPANO 100 as a battery-powered and portable device combined with the OSH 256R, a universally mountable optical scanning head for relay testing, is the ideal choice for portable and flexible testing. BECOME MORE EFFICIENT ASH1 allows you to connect more than one scanning head for meter testing to the binary inputs of your test set, such as the CMC 430. This makes testing more efficient because you can count active and reactive energy pulses without interrupting the test to change the scanning head position. To equip you with the proper scanning head for your meter test applications, we offer you three different sets for counting the optical LED pulses of digital meters or the rotor marks of electromechanical meters. omicron.energy/ahs1 Optical scanning heads are usually used for counting optical energy pulses during energy meter testing with a test set like our CMC or something similar. Scanning heads can also read status information from protection relays indicated by LEDs and convert them to binary signals for testing. The following examples illustrate how you can benefit from the ASH1 adapter and its new possibilities. ASH1 adapter OSH 256R mounted on a protection relay ASH1 – HIGHEST FLEXIBILITY FOR OPTICAL SCANNING HEADS Our new adapter that connects optical scanning heads through binary inputs. 9
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