Fluke Power Quality Clamp Meter, 345

 FLUKE 345 POWER QUALITY CLAMP METER 

 With a bright color display to analyze the harmonic spectrum, a low-pass filter to remove high-frequency noise, and a high EMC immunity design,  such as variable frequency drives, electronic lighting, and   the Fluke 345 is ideal for measurements on switching loads UPS systems. Additionally, the Hall Effect measurement system makes measurement of DC current possible without the need to break the circuit,   and the internal memory enables long-term logging for analysis of trends or intermittent problems.

 TECHNICAL DATA

 • AC/DC current: Clamp-on measurement of AC current up to 1400 A rms and DC current up to 2000 A without breaking the circuit

 • Highest safety rating: 600 V CAT IV rated for use at the service entrance

 • Accurate in noisy environments: Even with distorted waveforms present on electronic loads with a low-pass filter

 • Data logging: Identify intermittent faults by logging any power parameters for minutes or months, including harmonics

 • Verify batteries: Direct measurement of dc ripple(%) for battery and dc systems

 • Troubleshoot harmonics: Analyze and log harmonics digitally or graphically

 • Inrush current: Capture and analyze nuisance tripping, from 3 seconds to 300 seconds

 • Easy to use: Easily confirm instrument setup with a large backlit color display of waveforms and trends

 • 3-Phase power: Built-in capability for balanced loads

 • View graphs and generate reports: With included Power Log software

 Applications

 Set up and troubleshoot variable frequency drives and UPS systems - Verify correct operation by measuring key parameters

 Harmonics measurements - Uncover harmonic issues that can damage or disrupt critical equipment

 Inrush capture - Check start-up current where spurious resets or nuisance circuit breaker tripping occurs

 Load studies - Verify electrical system capacity before adding loads

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