Fluke 1750 Fluke 1750 Three Phase Power Recorder Datasheet - Page 2

Applications Long-term analysis: Uncover hard-to-find or intermittent issues; monitor critical equipment, capturing power quality events to correlate with equipment malfunction Power quality surveys: Quantify power quality throughout a facility, documenting results with professional reports Quality of service compliance: Validate incoming power quality at the service entrance Equipment Installation/Commissioning: Benchmark power system prior to install to insure quality of service Easy to use The recorder automatically detects, scales, and powers current probes without needing batteries. Requiring only single-lead voltage connections enables safe and quick setups. Once power is applied the instrument automatically begins recording and LEDs give you assurance that the recorder is powered up and signals are within range - no more uncertainty that data is being recorded. The Fluke 1750 has an exclusive capture algorithm which makes certain all events are captured without the tedious setups and blind spots associated with threshold driven equipment. The PDA wirelessly interfaces with the recorder, allowing quick setup and verification with waveform displays, meter screens, and phasor diagrams. The built-in wireless technology allows you to control multiple instruments from a distance easily, without the need for a laptop computer (laptops can also be used when desired). View measurements real-time with wireless PDA interface. Configurations are simple with wiring diagrams to guide you. 2 Fluke Corporation Fluke 1750 Three-Phase Power Recorder No need to reconnect wires-swap channels internally using the PDA interface.