Fluke 1750 Getting Started Guide

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Getting Started Guide
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The SD card should display as an additional drive storage card for the
PDA in the My Computer folder.
3. On your PC, open the card as a drive.
4. Copy the files from the PDA to the desired location on your computer.
You are now ready to open the recorded data files in Fluke Power Analyze.
Overview of the Power Analyze Screen
Whether you are working with a recorded data file or are connected live to a
Recorder, many of the elements of the Fluke Power Analyze screen are the
same.
Power quality data appears in the central screen area. The type of data you see
depends on the active mode and view. Additional view controls on the right
side and buttons on the tool bar let you customize how the data displays.
Figure 3 shows the Summary recorded data view and Table 4 describes the
areas and controls of the screen. For a detailed review of the contents of the
actual data, see “Recorded Data Screen Overview” later in this manual.
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Figure 3. Power Analyze Screen

Fluke 1750 Specifications

General

Type	Power Quality Analyzer
Frequency Measurement Range	42.5 Hz to 69 Hz
Safety Rating	CAT IV 600 V, CAT III 1000 V
Accuracy	±0.1% of reading
Harmonics	Up to 50th harmonic
Communication	Ethernet, USB
Power Supply	100 V to 240 V AC
Channels	4 voltage, 4 current
Battery Backup	Yes, internal battery
Measurement Parameters	Voltage, Current, Power, Harmonics, Flicker
Data Logging Interval	1 second to 60 minutes
Battery Life	45 minutes (UPS)
Voltage Measurement Range	1 to 1000 V (phase to neutral)
Operating Temperature	-10 to 50 °C