I400 Fluke Electronics, I400 Datasheet - Page 26
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I400
Manufacturer Part Number
I400
Description
CLAMP CURRENT AC 400A
Manufacturer
Fluke Electronics
Type
AC Clampr
Specifications of I400
Style
Pincer
Ac Current Range
1 ~ 400A
Bandwidth
20kHz
Cable Length
59.055" (1500.00mm)
Max Conductor Size
1.260" (32.00mm)
Termination
Banana Plug, Double, Sheathed
Ratings
CAT III, 1000V; CAT IV, 600V
For Use With
FLUKE-87-5-EX - MULTIMETER INDUSTRIAL TRU RMS614-1086 - MULTIMETER INDUSTRIAL614-1085 - MULTIMETER INDUSTRIAL 1000V CATFLUKE-179/TPAK - MULTIMETER FLUKE-179 WITH TPAKFLUKE-179/61 KIT - KIT COMBO INFRARED THERMOMETER614-1061 - DMM TRUE RMS 50000CNT W/BCKLGHT614-1043 - KIT DMM INDUSTRIAL COMBO614-1042 - DMM INDUSTRIAL TRUE-RMS W/TEMP614-1023 - KIT COMBO DMM & ACCESSORY614-1022 - KIT COMBO DMM & VOLTAGE TESTER614-1021 - DMM TRE RMS W/TEMP 6000 CNT DIS
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant
Other names
2277225
614-1044
614-1044
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Specifications – 43B Analyzer
*Not including current probe specifications
Recommended accessories – B Analyzer
For more information and detailed specifications, go to www.fluke.com/pq
Power Quality Analyzers
AC Current Probe
Function
Volts/Amps/Hz
Volts rms
Amps rms
Frequency (Hz)
Crest Factor (CF)
Sags and swells
Power
W, VAR, VA
PF, Cos ( (DPF)
Harmonics and THD
Harmonics
THD
Transient display
Minimum transient detection
Inrush current
Additional capabilities
AutoTrend
Real time scope
Ohms, diode, continuity, capacitance
Memory (screens/data)
FlukeView software and interface cable
See page 66
i1000s
AC Current Clamp
See page 66
i000flex
Power quality analysis plus a
The Fluke 43B Power Quality Analyzer performs the
measurements you need to maintain power systems,
troubleshoot power problems, and diagnose equipment
failures. The 43B has 20 storage locations and can store
data as well as screens.
Fluke 43B Power
20 (screens, settings, data)
SureGrip Master
Accessory Kit
± (0.5 % + 2 counts)
See page 61
± (1 % + 10 counts)
± (1 % + 10 counts)
± (2 % +10 counts)
± (2 % + 6 counts)
Quality Analyzer
± (5 % + 1 count)
± 5 % of full scale
TLK5
Fluke B*
Standard
± 0.04
± 3 %
± 3%
40 ns
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scope and a meter
Carrying Case
See page 70
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C
NiMH battery provides
extended operating time of
6.5 hours
Voltage, current and power
harmonics up to 51st
Total harmonic distortion
(THD)
Phase angle of individual
harmonics
FlukeView
enhanced analysis and
documentation capabilities
Continuously measure volts
and amps cycle-by-cycle for
up to 16 days
Cursors give time and date
of sags and swells
Battery life: Rechargeable NiMH pack
(charger included), 6.5 hours typical
(continuous)
Shock and vibration: Mil 28800E,
Type 3, Class III, Style B
Operating temperature: 0 ºC to 50 ºC
(32 ºF to 122 ºF)
Case: IP51 (dust, drip waterproof)
Size (HxWxD): 232 mm x 115 mm x
50 mm (9.1 in x 4.5 in x 2 in)
Weight: 1.1 kg (2.5 lbs)
Safety: IEC 1010-1, CAT III 600 V.
Tested and approved to UL 3111-1,
CSA C.22.2 No. 1010.1-92.
Warranty: Three-years on Fluke 43B,
one-year on accessories
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software with
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Watts, power
factor, displace-
ment power
factor, VA and
VAR
Voltage
and current
waveforms
Calculates three-
phase power
on balanced
loads from a
single-phase
measurement
Catch up to
40 voltage
transients and
waveform
distortions
Included accessories
The Fluke 43B includes a hard
case, voltage and current probes,
FlukeView
instructional CD, USB interface cable,
line voltage adapter/battery charger
and users manuals.
Ordering information
Fluke-43B Power Quality Analyzer
Application note, literature code
2391563:
The costs of poor power
quality
Productivity
is the key to
survival in
today’s global
competitive
environment.
Power quality
problems
can cause
processes and
equipment to
malfunction
or shut down.
And the consequences can range
from excessive energy costs to
complete work stoppage. Obviously,
power quality is critical.
need to record consumption patterns
and adjust the system and load
timing to reduce one or more of the
following:
1. Actual power (kWh) usage
2. Power factor penalties
3. A peak demand charge structure
Want to read more? Download this
and other application notes at
www.fluke.com/library
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software, power quality