The Fluke 435 Three-Phase Power Quality Analyzer helps you locate, predict, prevent and troubleshoot problems in
power distribution systems. This easy-to-use power quality tool is a “must
have” for any person who maintains or troubleshoots three-phase power. The new
IEC Class A standards for flicker and power quality are built right in to take
the guess work out of power monitoring.

Features:

• Troubleshoot real-time: Analyze the
  trends using the cursors and zoom tools-even while background recording
  continues


• Highest safety rating in the industry:
  600 V Cat IV/1000 V CAT III rated for use at the service entrance


• Automatic transient mode: Captures 200
  kHz waveform data on all phases simultaneously: Up to 6 kV


• Fully Class A compliant: Conduct tests
  according to the stringent international IEC 61000-4-30 Class A standard


• Measure all three phases and neutral:
  With included four current probes


• AutoTrend: Every measurement you see is
  always automatically recorded, without any setup


• System-monitor: Up to seven power quality
  parameters on one screen according to EN50160 power quality standard


• Inrush mode: For troubleshooting nuisance
  circuit breaker tripping


• View graphs and generate reports: With
  included analysis software


• Logger function: Configure for any test
  condition with memory for over 400 parameters at user defined intervals


• Mains signaling: Measure interference
  from ripple control signals at specific frequencies


• Battery Life: Seven hours operating time
  per charge on NiMH battery pack


• Warranty: Rugged, handheld troubleshooter
  with Fluke three-year warranty

Applications:

• Frontline troubleshooting - quickly
  diagnose problems on-screen to get your operation back online


• Predictive maintenance - detect and
  prevent power quality issues before they cause downtime


• Quality of service compliance
  validate incoming power quality at the service entrance


• Long-term analysis - uncover
  hard-to-find or intermittent issues


• Load studies - verify electrical system
  capacity before adding loads


• Energy assessments - quantify energy
  consumption before and after improvements to justify energy saving devices