Fluke 1735 Three-Phase Power Logger
Fluke 1735 Three-Phase Power Logger
Product Description
The Fluke 1735 Power Logger is a professional three-phase energy and load monitoring instrument designed for electricians, energy auditors, and facility engineers who need accurate insight into electrical consumption and system performance. It enables long-term logging of voltage, current, power, and energy parameters, making it ideal for energy studies, load balancing, and efficiency analysis.
Engineered for ease of use in the field, the Fluke 1735 features a simple setup with flexible current probes, allowing fast deployment without interrupting operations. It records key parameters such as kW, kVA, kVAR, power factor, and harmonic distortion, helping identify inefficiencies, overloaded circuits, and energy waste.
With its robust design and reliable data accuracy, the Fluke 1735 is widely used in industrial plants, commercial buildings, and utility environments. It supports detailed reporting and analysis, making it a dependable solution for preventive maintenance, energy cost reduction, and electrical system optimization.
Key Features
Three-phase voltage and current monitoring
Accurate energy and load profiling
Measures kW kVA kVAR and power factor
Harmonic analysis for system diagnostics
Long-term data logging for energy studies
Flexible current probe compatibility
Designed for industrial and commercial use
Trusted Fluke reliability and build quality
Specifications Table
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | Fluke 1735 |
| Instrument Type | Power Logger |
| Phase Support | Single and Three Phase |
| Measurements | Voltage current power energy |
| Power Parameters | kW kVA kVAR power factor |
| Harmonics | Supported |
| Logging Capability | Long-term recording |
| Typical Applications | Energy audits load studies |
| Form Factor | Portable field instrument |
| Manufacturer | Fluke Corporation |
Fluke 1735 is a professional three-phase power logger used for energy analysis, load monitoring, and power quality diagnostics in industrial and commercial electrical systems.
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