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The versatile Fluke 43 power quality analyser

22 November 2000 Test & Measurement

The Fluke 43 Power Quality Analyser is by far the most sought-after and versatile product around. This fully portable, rugged unit has received resounding accolades for its abilities to analyse power quality problems.

This unit has proven its worth in industry, from mining to chicken farming. Wherever there is power present, this portable unit shows its full potential, in detecting harmonics, power outages, sags and swells.

To further enhance the unit, it has a built-in 20 MHz oscilloscope and true-RMS multimeter, for those problems, which need further analysis. The recording facility allows for up to eight days' logging of faults that occur when they are least expected.

These applications have made this unit our most popular seller in the South African market. Understanding the product and being able to assist the end-user with application specific information has further enhanced this product's ability. Spescom MeasureGraph has highly trained sales staff who understand the possible power problems which exist. These attributes in combination with the Fluke 43 offer the ultimate solution to any power-solving problem.

All these benefits are packaged into one unit, which weighs only 1,1 kg. This makes the Fluke 43 power quality analyser our product of the year for 2000.





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