Power Quality is a measure of how well a system supports reliable operation of its loads. A power disturbance or event can involve voltage, current, or frequency. Power disturbances can originate in consumer power systems, consumer loads, or the utility.

What is a power disturbance?

• Power disturbances are defined in terms of magnitude and duration.
• Disturbances range from transients that last for microseconds to outages that continue for hours.
• When a power disturbance falls outside operating limits, equipment may be disrupted or damaged.

The costs of poor power quality can be significant!

• Lost production: Each time production is interrupted, your business loses profit on product that is not manufactured and sold.
• Damaged product: Interruptions can damage a partially complete product, causing the material to be re-run or scrapped.
• Energy cost: Electric utilities may charge penalties on poor power factor or high peak demands.

Power quality tools from Fluke:

Fluke offers an extensive range of power quality test tools for troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and long-term recording and analysis in industrial applications and utilities.

Power Quality Troubleshooters:

• Dedicated power and power quality clamp meters for frontline troubleshooting
• Single-phase and three-phase power quality analyzers for predictive maintenance, quality of service compliance testing and load studies

Power Quality Loggers:

• Power loggers for characterizing power quality, conducting load studies and capturing hard-to-find voltage events over a user-defined period of time

Power Quality Recorders:

• Advanced power quality recorders for capturing comprehensive details of power disturbances, trend analysis and Class-A 'quality-of-service' compliance testing over a user-defined period of time

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	Fluke	Power Quality Logging Products
	Fluke	Power Quality Recording Products

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