Fluke FLUKE-1775/BASIC Three-phase Power Quality Analyzer

Product Description

The FLUKE FLUKE-1775/BASIC is a three-phase power quality analyzer designed for electrical diagnostics in commercial and industrial power distribution systems. It measures current up to 6000 amps across four current channels and monitors voltage up to 600 volts, making it suited for medium to large electrical installations. The unit operates across a calibration frequency range of 50 to 60 Hz and features a digital display for real-time power quality readings. Electricians and power quality specialists use this instrument to identify harmonic distortion, voltage fluctuations, and load imbalances in three-phase systems.

This analyzer is used in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and utility distribution environments where three-phase power quality monitoring is required. The four-channel current input supports simultaneous measurement across all three phases plus a neutral conductor, giving technicians a complete picture of system performance. The package includes the Fluke 1773 Three-Phase Power Quality Analyzer with a soft carrying case. Note that the 17XX-FLEX 1500 24-inch probe is not included with this configuration.

Key Features

• Three-phase measurement architecture with four current channels
• Current measurement range from 2000 to 6000 amps
• Maximum voltage input of 600 volts
• Calibrated frequency range of 50 to 60 Hz
• Digital display for on-site power quality readout
• Includes soft carrying case for field transport

Compatibility

This package includes the Fluke 1773 Three-Phase Power Quality Analyzer and soft carrying case. The 17XX-FLEX 1500 24-inch probe is not included in this configuration. Verify accessory compatibility with the 17XX series before ordering probes separately.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation of this instrument should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified power quality technician familiar with three-phase distribution systems. De-energize or isolate circuits only as required by the measurement procedure and applicable safety standards, including NFPA 70E arc flash and shock hazard protocols. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when connecting current sensors to energized conductors. Do not exceed the rated voltage or current input limits specified for this instrument.