Embuilt Technologies offers three single-phase power testing solutions designed for LED bulbs, LED drivers, SMPS, fans, motors and other AC-powered electrical products. All three models measure essential AC parameters, including Voltage, Current, Watt, Power Factor (PF), Frequency and VA. However, they differ in testing facilities, computer connectivity and data recording capabilities.
Key Differences at a Glance
| Feature | DPA-1 | DPA-1i | PT-AC |
| Measurement | AC Parameters | Same | Same |
| Tolerance Setting | Not Available | Current, Watt, PF | Current, Watt, PF |
| Pass/Fail Indication | Not Available | Buzzer | Tower Light with Buzzer + Red/Green LED |
| Computer Interface | Not Available | USB Port | USB Port |
| Data Recording | Not Available | Through Computer | Pen Drive + Internal Memory (32,000 Reports) + Computer |
| Barcode Software | Not Available | Available | Available |
Product Highlights
DPA-1 – Basic Power Analyzer
An economical solution for essential AC electrical parameter measurement. Suitable for routine testing where tolerance setting, automated pass/fail indication and data recording are not required.
DPA-1i – Advanced Power Analyzer
Offers additional testing facilities, including tolerance setting, buzzer-based pass/fail indication, USB computer interfacing and barcode software. Test data can be recorded through a computer.
PT-AC – Advanced Production Tester
Provides enhanced production testing facilities with tolerance setting, tower light indication, red/green LED status, buzzer alerts, USB connectivity and multiple data recording options. Its internal memory can store up to 32,000 test reports, along with pen drive and computer-based recording.
Final Recommendation
- DPA-1: Best suited for basic electrical measurement.
- DPA-1i: Suitable for testing with tolerance settings and computer-based data recording.
- PT-AC: Ideal for production environments requiring enhanced Pass/Fail indication and independent test data storage.
Key Advantage: PT-AC offers the most comprehensive production-testing and data-recording facilities among the three models.