FLUKE-1775/BASIC, Fluke 1775/BASIC Power Quality Analyser, 3-Phase, 6000A Max, 1000V dc Max

FLUKE Power Quality Analyser, 3-Phase, 1500mW Maximum Power Measurement - 1770 Series - FLUKE-1775/BASIC

Get a handle on the performance of your electrical system with this three-phase power quality analyser from FLUKE. It detects and corrects transient-caused equipment failures in real-time to cut the risk of downtime. As the analyser automatically captures consistent data at every step, you can use it for both spot checks and in-depth studies. Over 500 variables by default give you the flexibility to set up the right parameters for the job. FLUKE's Analyse Plus software is on hand to let you track and share logged data.

Features & Benefits

• Powers up directly from the measurement circuit with no need for separate outlets
• Measures fast transients up to 8kV and harmonics up to 30kHz for comprehensive results
• High-resolution touchscreen works with PPE, so you can keep your gloves on
• Performs reliably in temperatures between -10°C and +50°C
• ±0.1% best voltage measurement accuracy means you get results you can trust

Applications

• Power quality and load studies
• Energy surveys
• Equipment failure corrections

What's the maximum voltage input this analyser handles?

This versatile power quality analyser measures input voltage up to 1000V DC.

What sampling capability for transient capture does it have?

1MHz sampling capability means you’ll be able to identify and stop high-speed voltage transients that could impact your system.

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Contains SVHC - 1,3-propanesultone - CAS No. 1120-71-4

Datasheet - FLUKE-1775/BASIC

Brochure - Application Software

Manual - 1773/1775/1777