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Fluke 1744Basic
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Fluke 1744
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The Fluke 1744 is a sophisticated, robust, easy-to-use electrical power-recording device for the electrician or powerquality specialist.

The Fluke 1744 measures up to three voltages and four currents and has two types of logging functions: logging function A (Advanced) and logging function P (Power).

In addition to common power parameters, the Fluke 1744 also measures voltage and current harmonics, interharmonics, mains signaling, unbalance, and frequency.

Capable of simultaneously logging up to 500 power parameters for up to 85 days and monitoring for events, the Fluke 1744 power logger helps uncover intermittent and hard-to-locate power quality issues.

Applications at a glance:

Two types of logging functions for multiple applications: Logging function A (Advanced) and logging function P (Power). Function A is the full set of parameters, and function P provides logging capability optimized for load studies and basic power logging.

Calculates current harmonics - Calculate limits of current harmonics to predict overload of the grid according to VSE, VEOE, VDN standards among others.

Disturbance analysis – Discover the root cause of equipment malfunction for later mitigation and maintenance.

Load studies – Verify electrical system capacity before load addition.

Quality of service compliance – Validate quality of incoming power at the service entrance.

PQ Log software - View graphs and generate reports.

Power quality studies – Figure baseline power quality to validate compatibility with critical systems before an installation.

Assessment of energy and power quality – Validate performance of facility improvements by quantifying energy consumption, power factor, and general power quality.