Key Features:
The Fluke 1760Basic, 1760BasicTR, and 1760TR Three-Phase Power Quality Recorders provide advanced power quality monitoring for utilities, industrial facilities, and critical electrical systems. Fluke designed the 1760 Series for engineers who require detailed analysis, compliance testing, and fault investigation.
The recorders measure voltage, current, harmonics, flicker, unbalance, power factor, transients, and other power quality parameters. As a result, users can identify the root causes of electrical disturbances and improve system reliability.
All models comply with IEC 61000-4-30 Class-A requirements, ensuring reliable and repeatable measurements. In addition, GPS time synchronisation allows accurate event correlation across multiple monitoring locations.
The 1760TR and 1760BasicTR include fast transient analysis with sampling rates up to 10 MHz. Therefore, technicians can capture lightning strikes, switching events, and other short-duration disturbances that conventional instruments may miss.
Built-in Ethernet connectivity and PQ Analyse software simplify setup, data retrieval, and reporting. Furthermore, the recorder can monitor power quality in real time while generating detailed trend and statistical reports.
The rugged CAT IV 600 V / CAT III 1000 V design and integrated backup battery support reliable operation in demanding environments. Consequently, the Fluke 1760 Series is well suited to compliance testing, disturbance analysis, and long-term power quality studies.
