Fluke 1760 TR Basic Power Quality Recorder Three Phase Topas Fluke 1760TR Basic

Fluke 1760 TR Basic Three Phase
Power Quality Recorder Topas

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Fluke 1760
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Class-A compliance for the most challenging power quality tests

The Fluke 1760 Three-Phase Power Quality Recorder is fully compliant to IEC 61000-4-30 Class-A, for superior power quality analysis and consistent compliance testing. Designed for analysis of utility and industrial power distribution systems, in medium- and low-voltage networks, this power quality monitor provides the flexibility to customize thresholds, algorithms, and measurement selections. The 1760 power recorder captures the most comprehensive details on user-selected parameters.

Applications

Event correlation at multiple locations – Utilizing GPS time synchronization, users can quickly detect where a fault occurred first, either inside or outside the facility.
Galvanic separation and DC coupling – Allows faultless measurements on dissimilar power systems. For example assess troubled UPS systems by simultaneously recording the battery voltage and power output.
Detailed disturbance analysis – Perform high-speed transient investigation and uncover root cause of equipment malfunction for later acknowledgment and predictive maintenance. The fast transient option, with its 6000 V measurement range, allows capture of very short impulses such as lightning strikes.
Class-A quality-of-service compliance – Validate incoming power quality at the service entrance. With regards to Class A compliance, the Fluke 1760 allows absolute verification.
Power quality and power load studies – Assess baseline power quality to validate compatibility with critical systems before installation and verify electrical system capacity before adding loads.