I once read a post on this forum concerning voltage drops and someone replied about using a fluke meter to record the voltage over a period of time and being able to download the data from the meter to a computer for viewing. Does anyone know the specific model number of the Fluke meter? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Pete.
Fluke meter
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brian john
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Re: Fluke meter
Fluke has a large array of meters that have the capability to log events.
I have a 189 that can store up to 99 events which can be downloaded, or if it can be attached to a computer or lap top with the Flukeview Software during the session it it can record indefinite events.
They have a good selection of true Logging or Recording type meters.
There are other manufacturers that have good equipment also, Amprobe, Greenlee, Sperry, to name a few.
Go here to see some of Flukes offerings.
Roger
Fluke has a large array of meters that have the capability to log events.
I have a 189 that can store up to 99 events which can be downloaded, or if it can be attached to a computer or lap top with the Flukeview Software during the session it it can record indefinite events.
They have a good selection of true Logging or Recording type meters.
There are other manufacturers that have good equipment also, Amprobe, Greenlee, Sperry, to name a few.
Go here to see some of Flukes offerings.
Roger
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