Fluke 1777 Three-Phase Power Quality Analyser

By analyzing more than 500 parameters by default, the Fluke 1777 Three-Phase Power Quality Analyzer makes sure you never miss an important power quality event. With the 1777, you can measure and rapidly communicate TRMS voltage and current, dips and swells, fast transients, and harmonics with peers. Even when wearing gloves, configuring and recording the right data is simple and consistent thanks to the touch-screen display's convenient layout and intuitive user interface. The 1777, the most comprehensive model in the 177X family, is suitable for the following uses: load testing and energy assessments surveys that are harmonic Tripping of a nuisance circuit breaker Surveys of power utilities and electricity quality Equipment malfunctions caused by transients Accelerated Voltage Transient Recording Transients have the ability to harm equipment and have a detrimental effect on a system that is otherwise in good health. To assist the user in identifying high speed voltage transients, the Fluke 1775 and 1777 both include cutting edge transient technology. While the Fluke 1777 has a 20MHz sampling capability, the Fluke 1775 can capture rapid transients at 1MHz. A detailed comparison chart detailing the main distinctions between all of the 1777's kit versions can be found below. Plan of Fluke Premium Care The Fluke Premium Care Plan, which is offered in a one-year or three-year option, attempts to lower the Fluke 1777 Three-Phase Power Quality Analyser's cost of ownership by doing away with service and support fees. One annual calibration at a Fluke Authorized Service Center is part of the care package. Under the care plan, any accessories that were initially sent with the Fluke 1777 that turn out to be defective will be replaced at no cost once a year.