Fluke 1760 Three-Phase Power Quality Recorder
The Fluke 1760 is a three-phase power quality recorder designed for advanced power quality analysis and consistent compliance testing. It is fully compliant with IEC 61000-4-30 Class A, the benchmark for measurements that have to stand up in a dispute or a utility compliance check. Built for analysis of utility and industrial power distribution systems in medium and low voltage networks, it is the recorder you choose when the question is not just what happened but whether the supply meets the standard.
Supplied by Powerpoint Engineering as an authorised Fluke distributor, the 1760 combines configurable detection with class-leading capture detail and GPS time synchronisation, so events line up precisely with data from other instruments on the network.
What the Fluke 1760 records
- Full IEC 61000-4-30 Class A power quality measurement and flagging
- 10 MHz, 6000 Vpk waveform capture into 2 GB of data memory
- Dips, swells and interruptions, flagged to Class A so you know exactly when they occurred
- Fully configurable thresholds and scale factors for detailed disturbance criteria
Built for compliance and correlation
Two features set the 1760 apart for serious network work. GPS time synchronisation lets you correlate a recorded event with datasets from other instruments to the same instant, which matters when you trace a disturbance across a network. A 40 minute uninterruptible power supply keeps the recorder running through the very supply interruptions you are trying to capture, so you do not lose the event that caused the outage.
Specifications
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Specification |
Fluke 1760 |
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Type |
Three-phase power quality recorder |
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Standard |
IEC 61000-4-30 Class A, with Class A flagging |
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Application |
Utility and industrial MV and LV networks |
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Waveform capture |
10 MHz, 6000 Vpk |
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Memory |
2 GB |
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Backup |
40 minute uninterruptible power supply |
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Timing |
GPS synchronisation |
Where the 1760 fits in the range
The 1760 is the compliance-grade recorder for utility and industrial networks. The Fluke 1750 is the record-everything power recorder for facility studies, and the current-generation Fluke 1770 series brings Class A analysis into a more portable form.
Calibration and support
- Supplied and supported in Ireland by an authorised Fluke distributor
- Calibrated and repaired in our own lab with traceable certificates
- Backed by on-site power quality monitoring survey services
Keep the recorder accurate through our calibration and repair laboratory. Full figures are on the official Fluke 1760 datasheet and across the wider Fluke power quality recorder range.
FAQs
Is the Fluke 1760 a Class A instrument?
Yes. It is fully compliant with IEC 61000-4-30 Class A and applies Class A flagging, which alerts you that a dip, swell or interruption occurred in a given interval. That makes its data suitable for formal compliance testing.
What is GPS time synchronisation for?
It timestamps recordings against GPS so you can correlate an event with data from other instruments to the same instant. On a distribution network, that lets you line up a disturbance across multiple monitoring points.
Does the Fluke 1760 need regular calibration?
Yes. To keep compliance measurements traceable and defensible, calibrate the recorder on a set interval. Our in-house laboratory calibrates and repairs Fluke instruments and issues traceable certificates.
