Fluke 1750 Getting Started Guide

Power Recorder
Recorded Data Screen Overview
29
starting a recording session. You can also create a password in this
mode.
• 1750 Live lets you monitor data directly, when you are connected to a
Recorder.
• 1750 Download lets you retrieve data from the Recorder and save it
on your computer.
Recorded Data Screen Overview
Recorded data views are the primary screens you work with when analyzing
power quality data. Five different views of recorded data are available:
Summary, Volts/Amp/Hz, Events, Harmonics, THD, Flicker, and
Power/Energy. Figure 4 shows a sample Recorded Data Screen and Table 5
describes the contents of the screen.
In many of the recorded data views you see both a Reference graph and a
Detail graph. The reference graph shows the full range of available data. The
detail graph shows a subset of that data. For more information about the screen
menu and buttons, refer to the section “Overview of the Power Analyze
Screen” earlier in this manual.
When you work with recorded data, many of the elements on the screen are the
same regardless of which view is displayed.
Note
Check the Fluke website (www.fluke.com
) for updates.

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