Advanced Power Metering Techniques for Single and 3 Phase Systems - Online

Master advanced electric metering for single and three-phase systems with in-depth modules covering power, energy, and instrumentation.

Overview
Electric power metering has evolved well beyond reading numbers off a dial. As the energy sector leans more on accuracy, efficiency, and automation, the need for robust knowledge in metering systems—especially for single and three-phase configurations—has never been more relevant. This course offers a deep dive into how electricity is measured, monitored, and managed, ensuring every module builds a strong conceptual and technical base.

From the fundamentals of electric power and AC theory to the finer points of instrument transformers and cross wattmeter verification, learners will gain a structured understanding of power metering systems. Whether you're brushing up or building from scratch, this course keeps it sharp, relevant, and well-aligned with the essential modules—without overwhelming anyone with jargon or filler.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the basics of power and energy in metering systems.
• Identify key components in single and three-phase power setups.
• Interpret AC power behaviour in various measurement scenarios.
• Evaluate the function and selection of instrumentation equipment.
• Explain the purpose and operation of instrument transformers.
• Analyse verification methods like the cross wattmeter technique.
  
  
  Module 1: Introduction to Electric Power Metering for Single and Three Phase Systems
• Module 2: Power and Energy
• Module 3: AC Power
• Module 4: Instrumentation
• Module 5: Single Phase Metering
• Module 6: Instrument Transformers
• Module 7: Three Phase Metering
• Module 8: Cross Wattmeter Verification

Who is this Course For:

• Electrical technicians looking to deepen metering system knowledge.
• Energy auditors focusing on accurate measurement methodologies.
• Professionals in facilities management handling electrical systems.
• Electrical engineering graduates entering the energy sector.
• Utility staff needing advanced metering technical awareness.
• Power systems analysts reviewing consumption and distribution data.
• Contractors working on single or three-phase electrical systems.
• Technical supervisors overseeing energy monitoring processes.

Career Path (UK Average Salary):

• Electrical Engineer – £38,000 per year
• Energy Analyst – £36,500 per year
• Metering Technician – £30,000 per year
• Power Systems Engineer – £45,000 per year
• Electrical Design Engineer – £42,000 per year
• Utility Project Coordinator – £35,000 per year