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Chauvin Arnoux launches new product assistance app!

Test equipment specialist Chauvin Arnoux has released an app that helps customers to get the very best from their portable energy loggers (PELs) and power quality analyser (PQA).

04/08/2020 16:33:53

The app provides customers with comprehensive information and guidance whenever they need it and wherever they are. The app is available free of charge for iOS and Android devices.

The app is an invaluable aid for anyone who needs to quickly refresh their knowledge of Chauvin Arnoux instruments and their applications. It links directly to the main CA UK website and to CAUK.TV, giving users immediate access to how-to videos and other key product information.

All items, including the videos, can be downloaded to the user’s device so that they remain accessible even in locations where there is no internet access, which is often the case when working deep within the heart of an installation.

“The ‘how to’ videos featured on the new app show how to set-up, connect and operate our PELs and power quality analysers, and how to retrieve results from them”, explained Julian Grant, Managing Director at Chauvin Arnoux.

“The videos cover the PEL103 and the CA8336 Qualistar+, two of our most popular instruments. The technical articles discuss a plethora of power quality and energy efficiency topics to help with understanding and resolving many of the issues commonly found in industrial and commercial installations. We believe the app is much welcomed addition to our learning resources and we hope everyone with a PEL will download it!”

The app also provides options for giving feedback, highlighting application or other issues, and for submitting product queries, making it easier for customers to get in touch with Chauvin Arnoux. The apps can be downloaded free of charge here:

Google Play
App store

Written By Sophia Bell

Sophia Bell is the Group Editor of DPA, Connectivity, and PBSI. She joined the team in 2020 as Assistant Editor after achieving a First-Class Honours BA in English Literature and Film Studies from the University of East Anglia. In her current role, she leads the editorial strategy, driving digital growth and ensuring each title continues to deliver trusted, relevant insight for engineering and manufacturing professionals.