Fluke 1732 Three Phase Power Measurement Logger

Fluke 1732 Three Phase Energy Logger

The Fluke 1732 (non-WiFi) and 1734 (WiFi-enabled) Three-Phase Electrical Energy Loggers provide straightforward three-phase power measurements, helping you identify sources of electrical energy waste, detect overloaded circuits, and conduct routine load studies. These devices allow you to pinpoint when and where energy is consumed in your facility, from the main service entrance down to individual circuits. With the Fluke Connect® app, you can remotely access and share three-phase power data with your team, enabling safer working conditions and real-time decision-making, while minimizing the need for protective gear, site visits, and frequent check-ins.

• Key measurements: Automatically capture and log voltage, current, power, power factor, energy and associated values
• Fluke Connect® compatible: View data locally on the instrument, via Fluke Connect mobile app and desktop software or through your facilities’ WiFi infrastructure
• Convenient instrument powering: Power instrument directly from the measured circuit
• Highest safety rating in the industry: 600 V CAT IV/1000 V CAT III rated for use at the service entrance and downstream
• Measure all three phases: With included 3 flexible current probes
• Comprehensive logging: More than 20 separate logging sessions can be stored on the instruments. In fact, all measured values are automatically logged so you never loose measurement trends. They can even be reviewed during logging sessions and before downloading for real-time analysis
• Optimized user interface: Quick, guided, graphical setup ensures you’re capturing the right data every time, and the intelligent verification function indicates correct connections have been made, reducing user uncertainty
• Bright, color touch screen: Perform convenient in-the-field analysis and data checks with full graphical display
• Complete “in-the-field” setup through the front panel: No need to return to the workshop for download and setup or to take a computer to the electrical panel.