Power and energy loggers are used for conducting three phase energy and load studies to discover where savings are possible. With the Fluke Energy Analyze Plus software, it’s possible to create detailed power quality and energy reports to focus in on the problem areas.

The Fluke 1736 and 1738 Three-Phase Power Loggers built with Fluke Connect® mobile app and desktop software compatibility give you the data you need to make critical power quality and energy decisions in real-time.

The Fluke 1732 (without wifi) and 1734 (with wifi) Three Phase Electrical Energy Loggers deliver easy to use three phase power measurement data for discovering sources of electrical energy waste, overloaded circuits and help you perform routine load studies.

Fluke’s 1735 Three-Phase power data logger is Fluke's most versatile multi-purpose power quality and energy analyzer on the market for the price and is the ideal power meter for conducting energy studies and basic power quality logging.

Fluke power quality tools enable you to quickly and easily take measurements when and where you need to. Flexible and powerful software is included with every Fluke power quality tool, allowing you visibility to valuable insights about the performance of your electrical system. Find the right power quality tool

The Fluke 1742, 1746 and 1748 Three-Phase Power Quality Loggers give you fast, easy access to the data you need to make critical power quality and energy decisions in real-time. With the included Energy Analyze Plus software package you can easily create detailed reports.

The Fluke 1740 Series three-phase power quality loggers are everyday power meters for technicians who troubleshoot and analyze power quality issues. Capable of simultaneously logging up to 500 power parameters for up to 85 days and monitoring for events, these power loggers help uncover intermittent and hard-to-find power quality issues.

The Excel workbook, Fluke17xx_354x-ExcelTool_Vx.xx.xlsm communicates with the Logger using remote commands through the USB ports. Updated 03/2018. 174x v2.1 Licenses (.pdf)

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Use Power Log to graph this data, find the maximum current or power on each phase, compare the three phases and report the largest number. Power Log has a built-in report generator that includes graphs of current and real power, as well as maximum average current on a bar chart.