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News Release from: Fluke (UK) | Subject: I2000FLEXPQ4
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 17 March 2005

Current clamps work with three-phase
analysers

Fluke has introduced a cost-saving pack of four flexible current clamps ideal for simultaneous use with its latest 430 Series three-phase power quality analysers.

Fluke has introduced a cost-saving pack of four flexible current clamps ideal for simultaneous use with its latest 430 Series three-phase power quality analysers Each clamp measures up to 2000A, and the clamp pack offers a 25% saving over buying the clamps individually

The new Fluke i2000FLEXPQ4 current clamp pack contains four i2000flex current clamps.

The flexible clamps are designed to fit around busbars and large or hard-to-reach conductors to measure currents up to 2000A in the frequency range 1Hz to 20kHz.

This money saving pack of four is suitable for use with the three phases plus neutral measurement capabilities of the recently introduced handheld Fluke 433 and 434 power quality analysers.

The first instruments of their type to meet the CAT IV 600V safety standard, the Fluke 433 and 434 measure all power system parameters in accordance with the latest IEC61000-4-30 standard, like true-RMS voltage and current, frequency, power, power consumption (energy), unbalance and flicker, and can track (inter-) harmonics.

They also automatically capture events like transients (as fast as 5us and as high as 6kV), interruptions, rapid voltage changes and dips and swells.

The Fluke 433/434 are troubleshooting tools that can be used on virtually all power connections and outlets in low-voltage power-distribution systems.

They offer innovative features that enable power quality problems to be accessed faster and in greater detail.

Their large data memory can be transferred to a PC using FlukeView software for analysis or use in reports. Request a free brochure from Fluke (UK) ...

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