Fluke Rogowski Coil for Use with Fluke 1730 Energy Logger

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R 30 447,45

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RS stock no.:
901-0025
Mfr. Part No.:
FLUKE-17xx IFLEXi 6000A 36 IN, 4 PACK
Manufacturer:
Fluke
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Brand

Fluke

Accessory Type

Rogowski Coil

Product Type

Current Probe

For Use With

Fluke 1730 Energy Logger

Standards/Approvals

No

Hazardous Area Certification

No

Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

Fluke Current Clamp, For Use With Fluke 1730 Energy Logger, Rogowski Coil Accessory - FLUKE-17xx IFLEXi 6000A 36 IN, 4 PACK


This current clamp is a flexible Rogowski coil accessory designed to work with the Fluke 1730 energy logger. It provides a non-intrusive method for measuring AC current in electrical systems and integrates as an accessory for energy logging workflows. The unit is intended for field technicians and electrical engineers who use Fluke energy logger accessories to capture current data without disconnecting conductors.

Features and Benefits:


• Flexible coil enables measurement around irregular conductors
• Compatible with Fluke 1730 for streamlined data collection
• Non-intrusive AC measurement reduces installation interruption
• High-accuracy Rogowski coil enhances waveform capture fidelity
• Lightweight design aids rapid deployment in tight spaces

Applications


• Used with Fluke 1730 energy logger clamp for site surveys
• Suitable for temporary load monitoring in distribution panels
• Ideal for retrofits where live conductor access is limited
• Can be used for harmonic and power quality investigations
• Used for repetitive measurements during commissioning tasks

How does the coil interface with existing logging equipment?


It connects as an accessory to the logger input, providing a current sensor signal compatible with the logger’s measurement channels for synchronised energy data.

What measurement approach does it use to avoid live disconnection?


The device employs a Rogowski coil principle, producing a proportional secondary signal from the primary conductor’s changing magnetic field without direct electrical contact.

Is the sensor suitable for varied conductor shapes and cable bundles?


Yes, the flexible nature of the coil allows it to be wrapped around irregularly shaped conductors and multiple-core bundles for aggregate current measurement.

What practical advantage does using this clamp offer during routine energy audits?


It permits quick attachment and removal, speeding up audit cycles and reducing downtime while collecting AC current readings for energy analysis.

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