Fluke FLUKE VR1710 Voltage Quality Recorder, Accessory Type 70 V to 300 V Single Phase Voltage Recorder, For Use With

Built for detecting voltage quality or disturbance problems, the Fluke VR1710 is a single-phase, plug-in, fast and easy to use recorder ensuring users pin point root causes.

Featuring easy recording of voltage trends, harmonics up to the 32nd, transients, flicker, dropouts and general power such as dips and surges. The VR1710 plugs directly into any mains power socket and can record on a user selected average period of between 3 seconds to 10 minutes. Continuous recording of all values and no gaps, both events and voltage, is made possible, reducing testing time and providing the whole picture. Users can easily identify whether the problem is equipment related or power quality with Flicker according to EN61000-4-15, individual harmonic and THD values with trends. Assisting in managing facilities and maintenance with immediate action, thereby, reducing downtime and increasing cost savings the VR1710 is the perfect handy addition to any electrical toolkit.

Included with this device is a Powerlog software package which is simple to set up and allows quick download, automatic reporting and analysis. Pre-set templates featuring RMS voltage, harmonic trends and actual transients are available for even faster reporting.

• MIN, MAX, Average RMS values (1/4 cycle)
• 5 ms time resolution
• Voltage transient capture
• Voltage quality parameters
• Flicker measurement
• Powerlog software package included

• Voltage recording
• Distortion measurement
• Flicker measurement
• Capture voltage transients

USB cable, PowerLog software on CD-ROM; universal power cord adapters

Unlock a powerful solution for identifying electrical problems with this voltage quality recorder from FLUKE. You get accurate results simply by plugging into a mains power socket. The device monitors and records supply voltage, providing RMS averages and minimum/maximum values so you can quickly spot whether an issue is caused by malfunctioning equipment or a faulty power supply. Recording periods can last anywhere between 3 secs and 10 mins, giving you all the data you need to take decisive action.

• Continuous uninterrupted recording of all values ensures that you get an accurate picture
• PowerLog software included, letting you easily monitor and analyse voltage trends visually
• Data is transferred to PCs conveniently, quickly and reliably via the supplied USB cable

• Engineering facilities
• Factories
• Military equipment

Yes, you can use it to measure frequency and harmonics, and to check whether these distortions are upsetting other equipment.

It can handle between 70 and 300V on single-phase distribution systems, so it's a versatile solution.