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Power Data Submission

UST engineers are standing by to analyze your power data and develop a full report on voltage sags and other voltage issues on your production line or at your facility. Your data will be treated as confidential, and only you and others with whom you share your credentials will have access to the final report.
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Email*
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Company, Municipality or Institution*
Please submit your data in one of the formats listed below.
We may request additional information to better understand the data submitted. Contact us if you need help determining relevant data to submit or for recommended recording meter types.
Option 1
Best: Attach the direct/raw output file(s) from the meter or software used to record the power data.

Please submit an .odn, .fpqo, .dsd, or similar file type.
Attach File
Option 2
Better: Attach an easily manipulatable export of the recorded data.

Please submit a .txt, .csv, .xls, or similar file type.

Be sure date/time stamps and voltage data are included in the file.
Attach File
Option 3
Good: Attach a generated summary report from the meter, software, or third-party power quality assessment.

Submit a .doc, .pdf, .ppt, or similar file type.

Pictures or screen-captures of power quality issues may be useful as well.
Attach File
In all cases, please indicate:

• The meter model number used to record the data
• The measurement location within the electrical system (e.g. Utility voltage ahead of step-down transformer, or at machine input connections)
Meter Model Number*
Measurement Location*

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EVRs operate at up to 99% efficiency at all times, while ferros typically operate at efficiencies of only 75% to 80%, and frequently operate at efficiencies as low as 50% – wasting electricity and generating unnecessary carbon.
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