Fluke 1736 | Three-Phase Power Logger for Energy & Basic Power Quality Studies

Energy costs and intermittent electrical problems are difficult to manage without long-term data showing when loads change and how the supply behaves. The Fluke 1736 Three-Phase Power Logger records power, energy and basic power-quality parameters over extended periods for industrial energy studies and load analysis.

The logger measures all three phases plus neutral using four current channels and can automatically capture and log more than 500 power-quality parameters. It records dips, swells, and inrush events with waveform snapshots and high-resolution RMS profiles, while harmonic measurements help identify distorted loads. It can store more than 20 separate logging sessions. Fluke Connect allows field setup and remote data access, while Energy Analyze Plus software supports detailed analysis and reporting after the study.

Three-Phase Power Logger Selection Guide

Choose the 1736 for energy studies, harmonics, voltage events, and four-channel three-phase logging. Select the 1738 when advanced PQ Health and waveform/inrush analysis are required as standard.

Market Relevance

The Fluke 1736 is highly relevant to Pakistan's textile mills, cement plants, manufacturing facilities, commercial buildings and energy-audit projects seeking to understand consumption and electrical-system behaviour. Kamadi Pakistan offers the Fluke 1736 for professional energy and power logging.

Key Features

• Three-phase plus neutral measurement
  
• Logs more than 500 parameters
  
• Harmonics and voltage-event recording
  
• More than 20 logging sessions
  
• Fluke Connect and Energy Analyze Plus support
  

Technical Specifications

• Model: Fluke 1736
  
• Current Channels: 4
  
• Included Flexible Probes: 4 × 1500 A, 12-inch
  
• Logged Parameters: 500+
  
• Stored Logging Sessions: >20
  
• Harmonics: Supported
  
• Dips / Swells: Supported
  
• Inrush Capture: Supported
  
• Wireless: Fluke Connect
  
• Analysis Software: Energy Analyze Plus
  

Applications

• Industrial energy studies
  
• Load profiling
  
• Harmonic assessment
  
• Voltage-event logging
  
• Energy-efficiency audits
  

Professional Tip: Log through at least one complete production or operating cycle so energy and power-quality conclusions represent actual facility behaviour rather than a short snapshot.