davejwalker
Member
Hi All,
Our company has been using a Fluke 434 power quality analyzer to record and monitor power over the last 10 years or so. We mainly use it to perform 30-day metered demand/load studies to meet NEC 220.87 requirements. We have also been asked to monitor incoming power for quality issues.
Functionally speaking this meter works fine for what we need it to. The problem comes when we need to produce a report for the customer or engineer to review. This process is very cumbersome and requires many hours to wade through the clunky software that is required to view the data.
Just looking for some recommendations on a more user friendly recording meter. Especially on the data extraction end of things.
Thanks for your input.
Our company has been using a Fluke 434 power quality analyzer to record and monitor power over the last 10 years or so. We mainly use it to perform 30-day metered demand/load studies to meet NEC 220.87 requirements. We have also been asked to monitor incoming power for quality issues.
Functionally speaking this meter works fine for what we need it to. The problem comes when we need to produce a report for the customer or engineer to review. This process is very cumbersome and requires many hours to wade through the clunky software that is required to view the data.
Just looking for some recommendations on a more user friendly recording meter. Especially on the data extraction end of things.
Thanks for your input.
