Fluke N5K Power Analyzer: Precision Power Measurement with 6 Phases and IFC2 Interface

Fluke FLUKE-N5K 6PP64IPR 6 Ph N5K Power Analyzer W/64/Ifc2

Measure and Analyze Power Quality with Precision

The Fluke FLUKE-N5K 6PP64IPR 6 Ph N5K Power Analyzer is an advanced tool designed to provide comprehensive power quality analysis for industrial, commercial, and utility applications. With its exceptional accuracy and versatility, this analyzer empowers you to identify and resolve power quality issues, optimize energy efficiency, and ensure reliable power distribution.

Product Specifications:

6-phase power measurement
Voltage range: 0-1000 V
Current range: 0-5000 A
Frequency range: 45-65 Hz
Power factor range: 0-1
Harmonic analysis up to the 50th harmonic
Data logging capacity: 100,000 readings

Comprehensive Power Analysis: Measure and analyze all key power parameters, including voltage, current, power, power factor, and harmonics.
High Accuracy and Reliability: Industry-leading accuracy ensures precise measurements and reliable data for critical decision-making.
Versatile Connectivity: Connect to multiple devices simultaneously via Ethernet, USB, and RS-232 interfaces for data transfer and remote control.
Advanced Harmonic Analysis: Identify and quantify harmonic distortions up to the 50th harmonic, providing insights into power quality issues.
Data Logging and Analysis: Capture and store large amounts of data for long-term analysis and trending, enabling proactive maintenance and troubleshooting.
User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive touchscreen display and customizable dashboards simplify operation and data visualization.

Improving Power Quality: Identify and mitigate power quality issues that can damage equipment, reduce efficiency, and cause downtime.
Optimizing Energy Consumption: Analyze power usage patterns to identify areas for energy savings and reduce operating costs.
Ensuring Reliable Power Distribution: Monitor power distribution systems to prevent outages, improve reliability, and ensure compliance with industry standards.
Predictive Maintenance: Detect potential equipment failures by monitoring power quality trends and identifying anomalies.
Compliance and Reporting: Generate detailed reports for compliance with regulatory requirements and provide evidence of power quality performance.