Fluke 1760TR Three-Phase Power Quality Recorder Topas
The Fluke 1760TR is a Class-A power quality recorder designed for comprehensive analysis of three-phase utility and industrial power distribution systems, providing advanced compliance testing and detailed disturbance analysis with GPS time synchronization.Overview
The Fluke 1760TR Three-Phase Power Quality Recorder is a Class-A compliant instrument specifically designed for advanced power quality analysis in medium- and low-voltage utility and industrial distribution networks. With independent verification of IEC 61000-4-30 Class-A compliance, it provides unquestionable reliability for quality-of-service validation, power quality troubleshooting, and regulatory compliance reporting.
Key Features
- IEC 61000-4-30 Class-A compliance for demanding power quality testing
- Three-phase power quality analysis on utility and industrial networks
- High-speed transient capture (6000 V measurement range optional) for lightning strikes and capacitor switching events
- GPS time synchronization for multi-location event correlation
- Comprehensive data capture on user-selected measurement parameters
- Advanced PQAnalyze software for sophisticated analysis and report generation
- Event correlation across multiple units on the same network
Specifications
- Compliance: IEC 61000-4-30 Class-A
- Phases: Three-phase
- Voltage Range: Medium- and low-voltage distribution systems
- Time Synchronization: GPS
- Transient Range (Optional): Up to 6000 V
- Applications: Utility and industrial power distribution analysis, quality-of-service validation, compliance testing, disturbance analysis
- Weight: 2.22 kg
- Color: Yellow
Why buy from Procure.ae
Procure.ae supplies advanced power quality analysis equipment to utilities, industrial facilities, and power engineering consultants across the UAE and GCC. Request a quote for pricing, software licenses, and deployment support.
FAQ
What is the difference between Class A and other power quality compliance levels?
Class-A compliance meets the most stringent accuracy requirements for power quality measurements, suitable for regulatory compliance, quality-of-service validation, and undisputable verification at utility service entrances.
Can this recorder be used for remote monitoring?
Yes, with GPS synchronization, multiple 1760TR units can be deployed across a network for comprehensive event correlation and root-cause analysis of power quality disturbances.
Description
Overview
The Fluke 1760TR Three-Phase Power Quality Recorder is a Class-A compliant instrument specifically designed for advanced power quality analysis in medium- and low-voltage utility and industrial distribution networks. With independent verification of IEC 61000-4-30 Class-A compliance, it provides unquestionable reliability for quality-of-service validation, power quality troubleshooting, and regulatory compliance reporting.
Key Features
- IEC 61000-4-30 Class-A compliance for demanding power quality testing
- Three-phase power quality analysis on utility and industrial networks
- High-speed transient capture (6000 V measurement range optional) for lightning strikes and capacitor switching events
- GPS time synchronization for multi-location event correlation
- Comprehensive data capture on user-selected measurement parameters
- Advanced PQAnalyze software for sophisticated analysis and report generation
- Event correlation across multiple units on the same network
Specifications
- Compliance: IEC 61000-4-30 Class-A
- Phases: Three-phase
- Voltage Range: Medium- and low-voltage distribution systems
- Time Synchronization: GPS
- Transient Range (Optional): Up to 6000 V
- Applications: Utility and industrial power distribution analysis, quality-of-service validation, compliance testing, disturbance analysis
- Weight: 2.22 kg
- Color: Yellow
Why buy from Procure.ae
Procure.ae supplies advanced power quality analysis equipment to utilities, industrial facilities, and power engineering consultants across the UAE and GCC. Request a quote for pricing, software licenses, and deployment support.
FAQ
What is the difference between Class A and other power quality compliance levels?
Class-A compliance meets the most stringent accuracy requirements for power quality measurements, suitable for regulatory compliance, quality-of-service validation, and undisputable verification at utility service entrances.
Can this recorder be used for remote monitoring?
Yes, with GPS synchronization, multiple 1760TR units can be deployed across a network for comprehensive event correlation and root-cause analysis of power quality disturbances.
Specifications
Brand
Fluke
Product Type
Power Quality Recorder
Storefront L1
industrial
Storefront L2
Advanced Test
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calibrators
Weight (Spec)
2.22
Color (Spec)
Yellow
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a three-phase power quality recorder do?
The 1760TR logs voltage, current, and power data across all three phases of an industrial or utility power distribution system, capturing disturbances and compliance violations over time.
Why is GPS synchronization important in power quality analysis?
GPS time-stamping aligns measurements across multiple recorders at different sites or phases, enabling synchronized comparison of events and pinpointing faults affecting the entire grid.
What type of facilities need Class-A power quality analysis?
Utilities, large industrial plants, hospitals, data centers, and telecom facilities rely on Class-A compliance testing to ensure power reliability and diagnose distribution problems.
How long can the 1760TR record data before the memory fills?
Contact Procure.ae for details on memory capacity, recording duration, and data storage options for the 1760TR.
Can this recorder integrate with software analysis tools?
Yes, recorded data can be transferred to Fluke Power Analyze software for detailed reporting and compliance documentation; contact Procure.ae for data export and software details.
What is the advantage of Class-A over other power quality standards?
Class-A instruments meet strict accuracy and frequency response standards for utility-level measurements, ensuring reliable compliance testing and disturbance detection in complex industrial environments.
What is the lead time for a 1760TR recorder in the GCC?
The 1760TR is a high-end instrument; contact Procure.ae to request a quote and confirm delivery timeframe for your region.
Can Procure.ae provide installation support for three-phase monitoring?
Procure.ae can coordinate shipping and guidance; professional installation on utility or industrial systems requires qualified electricians—your team should follow all local electrical codes and safety protocols.
What is a three-phase power quality recorder?
The Fluke 1760TR is a Class-A power quality recorder designed to analyze three-phase utility and industrial power distribution, capturing comprehensive data on voltage, current, and disturbances.
What makes it Class-A rated?
Class-A instruments meet the highest accuracy standards for power quality measurement; they are designed for compliance testing and detailed disturbance analysis in utility and industrial applications.
What GPS feature does this include?
GPS time synchronization ensures precise, synchronized time-stamping of all measurements, which is critical for comparing events across multiple recorder locations and phases.
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