Fluke 1735 Power Logger

The Fluke 1735 is a three-phase power logger for load studies, energy assessment and power quality investigation. It records power and associated parameters for up to 45 days, which is long enough to capture a full duty cycle on a plant or building rather than a snapshot.

Verified measurement: RMS voltage in wye and delta configurations, RMS current through the included flexible probes, active, apparent, reactive and distorting power, energy in kWh, kVAh and kVARh, power factor from 0.000 to 1.000, frequency across 46 to 54 Hz and 56 to 64 Hz, and harmonics to the 50th. Harmonic accuracy is specified to IEC 61000-4-7:2002 Class II.

Ranges: 57 to 480 V AC wye, 100 to 830 V AC delta, and current at 15 A, 150 A and 3000 A through the supplied flexible probes.

Typical applications: load studies to verify system capacity before adding plant, energy assessment to quantify consumption before and after an improvement, capture of voltage dips and swells, and identification of harmonic distortion caused by electronic loads.

Supplied in a soft carry case with: Fluke 1735, battery charger, AC power cord, Fluke 1735/174X four-phase flexi set rated to 3000 A maximum, Fluke 1735/45 voltage probe set, and an RS-232 to USB interface cable.

This information is provided as a general guide only. Installation of test leads on live switchboards is work for a licensed electrical worker following site-specific procedures.

TMG operates a NATA-accredited calibration laboratory in Clayton South, Victoria. Contact us on 1800 680 680, option 4, to confirm availability and hire periods.