Power Quality Logger with 24"/60 cm 1,500A Iflex, Eus Version

Quickly and safely quantify energy usage and analyze power distribution systems|Easy access to power quality and energy data in real time Wireless transfer of data minimizes your time in potentially hazardous environments Quickly create standardized reports for analysis Meets IEC 6100-4-30 Class A Edition 3 standard|Measures basic power quality parameters plus harmonics, interharmonics, and more!|Includes four iFlex 1500 A probes|Measure all three voltage and current phases plus the neutral current as well as power and frequency with these power quality loggers. Loggers simultaneously measure up to 500 parameters while capturing events to identify intermittent and hard-to-find power quality issues. Power and power quality variables are automatically logged so you don't have to worry about losing data. Order Fluke model 1746 or 1748 to measure key power quality parameters such as harmonics and interharmonics. Advanced Fluke model 1748 also measures waveform deviations. Download your data in multiple ways. With both Wi-Fi and Ethernet connection capability, you can use it in hard-to-reach areas as well as in areas where Wi-Fi may be spotty. Loggers feature two external USB portsone for PC connection and another for quick data download to a USB device. Included software lets you download and quickly analyze measured values and perform advanced analysis to help make decisions in real time. Easily create standardized reports according to commonly used standards such as EN 50160 and IEEE 519. Easily place in tight spaces and panelsloggers only measure 9-1/8" x 7-1/8" x 2-1/8". Rugged loggers retain IP65 rating when used with IP65 voltage input adapter (included). Safely secure loggers with a standard chain or other security device. |Fluke model 1746 three-phase power quality logger measures voltage, current, power, power factor, frequency, energy forward/reverse, peak demand, THD, flicker, harmonics, interharmonics, unbalance, rapid voltage change events, dips, swells, interruption and transient events tables, mains signaling and inrush current.