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  • Replacing PACE 6000 with the 6270A Modular Pressure Controller/Calibrator

    See the benefits of upgrading the GE Druck PACE 6000 to the Fluke 6270A & learn steps for configuring and installing the 6270A. Get the details here.

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  • Shopping for a multi-product electrical calibrator: Seven things you must consider

    How do you choose a multi-product electrical calibrator? They are not all the same. Read this short blog post to learn seven essential points to consider.

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  • Thermocouple Fundamentals: App Notes Series, 1 of 4

    What is a thermocouple? How does a thermocouple work? Why do thermocouples need to be calibrated?

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  • Links to Metrology and Calibration Sites

    If you're interested in metrology, here are some other sites you may want to know aboutStandards BodiesAmerican Society of Testing & Materials (ASTM)International Bureau for Weights and Measures (BIPM)International Organization for Standardization (ISO)National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST)AccreditationAmerican Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA)International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC)Asia Pacific Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (APLAC)European...

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  • Opportunities to learn about calibration and metrology

    calibration education, metrology education, web seminars, software user groups, application notes, learn about calibration, learn about metrology

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  • Getting started in pressure calibration: a guide to breaking down the barriers

    If you are currently outsourcing or turning away pressure calibration business, you may be doing so unnecessarily. The barriers to enter the pressure calibration business can be overcome fairly easily.

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  • Selecting a Dry-Well (Dry-Block) Temperature Calibrator

    Learn how to select a dry well (dry block) temperature calibrator in this application note from Fluke Calibration. Choose the right calibrator for your specific workload. All Fluke options are accurate, stable, flexible, and portable. Request product pricing today.

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  • Why Use an Annealing Furnace?

    The International Temperature Scale of 1990 (ITS-90) expanded the range of the Standard Platinum Resistance Thermometer (SPRT). This expansion presented new challenges to the thermometer industry. Among these challenges are the care and maintenance of the SPRT and the High Temperature Standard Platinum Resistance Thermometer (HTSPRT). With correct care and maintenance, an SPRT can provide years of accurate, stable measurements. Without proper care and maintenance, an SPRT can be damaged beyond repair...

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  • Why buy Primary Standards from Fluke Calibration?

    Fluke Calibration’s fixed-point cells benefit from more than 20 years of experience in research, design, and manufacturing. Four types of cells are available: traditional size cells, “mini” quartz cells, new “mini” metal-cased cells, and small stainless steel “X” cells

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  • AC versus DC: The Truth

    The purpose of this paper is to truthfully answer various questions one might have with regard to resistance bridges and readouts after reading some of the sales hype arguing that AC is better than DC or vice versa

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  • LogWare III FAQs

    The demo version comes with a demo license that allows up to two concurrent clients to connect

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  • What else is needed to complete the pressure calibration solution?

    See "Are pressure generation and control required?" and specific product specifications to determine what is needed. Most needed hardware can be found in the Pressure calibration accessories section.

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  • The fight against counterfeit electrical products

    Product counterfeiting is a serious issue. An estimated $1 billion in counterfeit products enter the US each year. Around $300 million to $400 million of these are counterfeit electrical products. Internationally, product counterfeiting costs global industries around $600 billion annually.

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  • Fluke Calibration 1502A/1504 Thermometer Readout

    The 1502A and 1504 reference thermometers will read RTDs, PRDs, and thermistor sensors. Primary temperature standards, secondary temperature standards, fixed-point cells, water triple points, SPRTs, calibration baths, dry-block calibrators and temperature metrology training can also be found on this site.

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  • Determining Load Horsepower, Wiring, and Breaker Size for Safe and Efficient Installations

    “Let's just oversize the motor and we can run it lightly loaded—that will save us some money and be easier on the motor.” This is a false belief among some who select and install motors. Properly sizing motors for a given load results in driving loads more efficiently, saving energy, and saving dollars. Motors typically are most efficient when they are 90 % to 95 % loaded. Just because a motor says “25 Hp” on the nameplate does not mean the motor is producing twenty-five horsepower as it operates.Clamp meter readings: Problems and Solutions

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  • Fluke CV200 ClirVu® 50 mm (2 in) Infrared Window

    A company's greatest investment is not the equipment that's behind the panel door; top priority is to offer the ultimate protection for the electricians, engineers and inspectors who risk their lives every day doing their jobs.

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  • Fluke Ti10 Infrared Camera

    Enhanced problem detection and analysis capabilities with IR-Fusion® Technology.

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  • Fluke TiS75 Infrared Camera

    With 320x240 resolution and manual focus, the TiS75 produces professional quality images to make it easy to both see and solve the problem.

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  • Fluke 117/323 Electricians Combo Kit, Digital Multimeter and Clamp Meter

    Versatile, rugged multimeter and general-purpose clamp meter.

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  • Fluke 117 Electrician's Multimeter with Non-Contact Voltage

    Work fast with integrated non-contact voltage detection.

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  • Fluke Ti300 Infrared Camera

    A high performance, 240 x 180 thermal imaging camera. Includes wireless and LaserSharp™ auto focus making it ideal for maintenance professionals.

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  • Fluke Ti400 Infrared Camera

    A high performance, 320 x 240 infrared camera. Perfect for maintenance professionals due to its high-end features including wireless & LaserSharp™ auto focus.

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  • 62 MAX Mini Infrared Thermometer

    Designed with your on-the-job needs in mind, the Fluke 62 MAX, 62 MAX+ Mini Infrared Thermometers are everything you'd expect from the experts in measurement tools. Small in size, extremely accurate and very easy to use.

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  • 62 MAX+ Handheld Infrared Laser Thermometer

    12:1 distance to spot ratio in a small, lightweight IR tool.

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  • Fluke CV401 ClirVu® 95 mm (4 in) Infrared Window

    Increase facility safety for your maintenance staff. ClirVu® infrared windows allow electrical infrared inspections without having to remove the panel door.

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  • Fluke CV300 ClirVu® 75 mm (3 in) Infrared Window

    CV300 infrared window – less than 5 minute install and grounding, torture tested with quick-turn or security keyed access.

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  • Fluke TPAK ToolPak™ Magnetic Meter Hanger

    Powerful magnetic strap for safe, hands free measurements.

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  • Understanding Vibration Monitoring and Analysis

    Vibration testing for condition-based maintenance, to reduce costs and production losses. Mechanics of testing, analyzing roller bearing faults.

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  • Techs are tuned in to benefits of wireless testing

    Wireless testing survey results with comments and insights from Fluke tool users

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  • How robust is your handheld meter?

    In the world of handheld digital multimeters, maintenance professionals are being deluged with new models, new manufacturers, new functionality, claims about ruggedness, claims about water- and dust-resistance - the list goes on and on.

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  • Fixing food processing problems with onsite, onscreen DMM trending

    Making sure that equipment delivers peak performance at all times requires ongoing troubleshooting on the part of maintenance technicians. Depending on the size and scope of the facility, operations will change over and produce many different products and packages in varying size runs.

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  • Troubleshooting with the Fluke 116 Multimeter

    Read success stories from ONSITE PC Assitance owner Robert Johns. Working on mostly low voltage equipment for home offices and small-to-medium business, Johns uses the Fluke 116 to measure for low voltage, auto-ranging and min/max temperature.

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  • Tough Fluke tools

    Read harrowing true stories about extreme testing experiences with Fluke tools.

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  • Case study: Wind park engineer goes sky high to troubleshoot

    A Canadian engineer keeps wind farm in New Brunswick up and running by using a Fluke multimeter.

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  • Testing your test leads

    Checking your test leads to make sure they are in good condition and rated for the job at hand is the best insurance for accuracy and safety

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  • Case study: Fluke DMMs in Antarctica

    Astronomers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia have been working in Antarctica's interior since 1996. In collaboration with astronomers from France, Italy and the United States, they're seeking the perfect location for the next generation of deep-space telescopes.

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  • Troubleshooting and collaborating in real time

    Fluke Connect for real-time troubleshooting and collaboration; technicians and managers can view same measurement data on smart phones at same time from virtually anywhere.

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  • Twenty Ways the Fluke 62 MAX+ Infrared Thermometer Can Save You Energy and Time

    Ways the 62 MAX+ Infrared Thermometer can save you energy and time in troubleshooting HVAC mechanical systems: air, water, coils, boilers, power supplies

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  • Getting the right temperature, over time

    Adam Wegener makes and teaches ceramics in Portola Valley, CA. Last year, he bought a Fluke 189 DMM and a high temperature thermocouple from the local ceramics store that allows him to measure temperatures up to 2300°F. Now he uses the 189 to log temperature over the 30-hour heat up and cool down cycle. Then, he loads the temperatures onto his computer and uses the peak temperature and heating rates to perfect his next firing.

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  • Even at home, Fluke tools stay on the job

    When Fluke tool users head for home, they know the workday is far from done. Customers describe how they use their industrial-strength Fluke test tools around the house.

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  • How to get great results with an infrared thermometer

    Infrared (IR) thermometers enable you to measure temperature quickly, at a distance, and without touching the object you're measuring. They are so useful, easy, and even fun to use that they have become as common in kitchens as they have on factory floors. Infrared thermometers are often used to find overheated equipment and electrical circuits, but they have hundreds of other uses.

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  • Managing Machines that Run the Gamut of Manufacturing Processes

    Managing machines for manufacturing rubber and plastic: static sealing, acoustics, vibration reduction, composite components.

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  • World Metrology Day celebrates "Measurements and Light"

    On May 20th, scientists and organizations dedicated to the worldwide uniformity of measurement celebrate World Metrology Day, which commemorates the signing of the international treaty to coordinate global weights and measures and support the development of the metric system. 

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  • Northwest Iowa Community College team wins the Fluke Connect Student Contest

    The team from the Northwest Iowa Community College has been chosen the winner of the Fluke Connect™ Student Contest, which tested the skills, innovation, and business application of student teams enrolled in two and four year colleges, universities, trade/tech schools, and apprenticeship programs.

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  • Fluke Ti450 Infrared Camera with New MultiSharp™ Focus delivers focused objects near and far in a single image

    The new Fluke Ti450 Infrared Camera takes focus to a new level of clarity with MultiSharp™ Focus. An out-of-focus thermal image can give you data that may lead to misdiagnosis — potentially costing you thousands — with no way to correct it once it has been captured, short of taking new images. The new Fluke Ti450 Infrared Camera solves this problem by delivering images automatically focused throughout the field of view.

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  • Four methods to conduct earth ground testing

    Earth ground testing increases the reliability of equipment performance and reduces safety risk. Why testing is needed, what's a good ground, testing methods.

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  • Earth ground testing for mine sites with Fluke 1625

    All mine sites have grounded electrical systems, so that in the event of a lightning strike or utility overvoltage or ground fault, the current would be able to find a safe path to earth or the neutral of the transformer.

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  • Multimeter measurements on adjustable speed drives utilizing the new Fluke 87V DMM

    In the past, motor repair meant dealing with traditional three-phase motor failures that were largely the result of water, dust, grease, failed bearings, misaligned motor shafts, or just plain old age. But motor repair has changed in a big way with the introduction of electronically controlled motors, more commonly referred to as adjustable speed drives (ASDs).

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  • Managing VFD Voltage with a Shaft Grounding Kit

    Managing VFD voltage with a shaft grounding kit to detect shaft currents and eliminate downtime for customers, with a Fluke ScopeMeter™ oscilloscope

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  • Using accessory current clamps with Fluke Digital Multimeters

    Accessory current clamps expand a multimeter's flexibility and measurement capabilities by allowing it to measure up to thousands of amps.

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  • Measuring linear distances

    Measuring linear distances

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  • Coming home

    Today's Fluke Corporation is a sophisticated, diversified company with an international reputation. How did this big-time company, with down-home values, come to be located in small-town Everett, Washington? It's all about coming home…

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  • A behind-the-scenes look at product innovation at Fluke

    Fluke News Plus Research Archive Articles

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  • 101 applications for laser distance meters

    The Fluke 416D and 411D laser distance meters measure distance to a target up to 60 m (200 ft) away using the unit's laser spot, and can do a quick calculation of area (square feet/meters) and volume. Accuracy is up to 1.5 mm (1/16 in).

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  • Safety considerations for live measurements: keep your eyes on the job at hand

    Measuring live voltages and current in today's high energy environments can result in a severe hazard to equipment and users if proper precautions are not applied. Given the risk of transients, surges, and old-fashioned human error, it always pays to follow safe work practices and use test instruments rated for the voltage or current you're measuring.

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  • 30 day load studies with the Fluke 1735 Power Logger

    To determine the existing equipment's capacity, factor in the incoming conductor size, the ratings of the equipment, and space for new circuits. To determine present loading, you'll need to either precisely calculate the existing loads, or measure them.

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  • Ensuring electrical circuit protection without nuisance tripping

    Whether commercial, institutional, municipal, or industrial, sooner or later, nearly every facility will experience some type of overcurrent situation. Unless they're dealt with promptly, even modest overcurrent levels can cause system components to overheat and damage insulation, conductors, and equipment.

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  • Test and measurements for electrical fire prevention

    For the most part industrial and commercial electrical systems are getting safer and more reliable. The U.S. Fire Administration's most recent report, analyzing data from 2001, estimates that 8.7% of the nation's 47,785 non-residential fires were caused by electrical distribution equipment. That's 32% fewer than in 1998.

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  • Case study: Efficient Tests Keep Fluorescent Lights Shining at Commercial Complex

    Troubleshooting lights goes from minutes to seconds when using Fluke 1000FLT Light Tester for testing fluorescent light fixtures in a commercial complex

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  • Maintaining a solid ground

    Properly grounding a facility's electrical system ensures a low impedance connection from the electrical system to the earth. However, the effectiveness of the earth ground depends on several factors.

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  • A million and one uses for voltage detectors

    Voltage detectors are a quick, inexpensive way to check for the presence of live voltage on ac circuits, switches and outlets before working on them. Also known as voltage wands, sticks, "power sniffers" or pens, they clip into a shirt pocket and beep or glow when they detect voltage on exposed conducting parts or through insulation.

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  • Tough Places, Tough Tools

    Out on the job site, concrete finishers stand ready to shape wet ready-mix into a new stretch of highway. Mixer trucks are lined up at the concrete batch plant,waiting to take on their loads. But hold on—an electrical problem has shut down the plant. It's time to call Keithly Electric.

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  • Why You Care: Mixed Cabinet Electronics and Power

    Mixing higher voltage 480-volt three-phase cables in the same cabinet as lower voltage 24- or 120-volt control wiring and communication cabling can result in erratic operation or even complete failure of electronic equipment inside the cabinet. Knowing what is inside the cabinet before you open it, the specific wiring issues to look for once inside, what values to measure, and simple ways to correct problems can help alleviate many erratic and sometimes "mysterious" control and communication issues on the plant floor.

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  • Targeting Safety in Photovoltaic System Installation and Maintenance

    Late on a Sunday afternoon the Kern County Fire Department responded to a call at a store on Rosedale Highway in Bakersfield, California. Crews found that a row of solar panels on the roof had caught fire. Some of the panels were still live when the crew arrived, so the fire crew had to take extra precautions until electrical power could be disconnected.

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  • Differences in voltage testers could be shocking

    Thresholds between solenoid-based testers and electronic testers are markedly different and carry consequences for safety and convenience.

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  • Avoiding Incidents and Investigations Through Prevention and Protection

    Avoiding incidents and investigations through prevention and protection

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  • Understanding capacitive voltage sensors

    The capacitive voltage sensor works because when you hold the barrel in your hand and place the tip near a live conductor, you are inserting the high impedance sensing element into a capacitively coupled series circuit. As your hand and body form a relatively large capacitor coupled to the floor. The sensor tip is a small capacitor coupled to the live voltage. The sensing circuit detects the voltage and turns on a light or sounds the buzzer.

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  • How to Identify the Easiest Energy Savings in Your Facility

    ROI for industrial energy efficiency programs. How manufacturing plants can identify energy waste, save on utilities, and industrial energy costs.

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  • Considering cogeneration?

    Cogeneration - also known as combined heat and power or CHP - is the process of generating electricity and usable heat at the same time. The term has a modern, "green energy" ring to it, but cogeneration has been around since Edison's Pearl Street Station used heat from its turbines to warm the buildings of lower Manhattan in the 1880s.

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  • Find industrial energy waste

    With energy savings, there's intent and then there's plan. Industrial facilities in the United States show a sustained interest in energy management. That's the intent: Reduce overall energy usage or sustain usage but increase the amount produced per kW used.In manufacturing, a plan will only stick if it has both the wisdom of experience guiding the vision and the ROI numbers to back up the effort. But in energy, there just isn't the body of research out there for an industrial plant manager to use to set baselines for what "reasonable" energy usage looks like in a manufacturing facility.

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  • Energy auditing and weatherization with thermal imagers

    The first step in evaluating a building's energy use involves an energy audit. This consists of various home performance tests which identify opportunities to reduce energy use. Once the audit is complete, various weatherization techniques are performed to improve the energy efficiency of the building, often called 'weatherizing'.

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  • Fluke developing smart grid technology

    You may have read about the new Smart Grid currently in development by various manufacturers, utilities and government agencies worldwide. At the highest level, the idea behind the Smart Grid is to add far more "intelligent" devices to the transmission of high voltage across a large power grid such as the continental U.S.

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  • How to calculate the payback of test tools

    Now that budgets and staff are smaller, it's not uncommon for management to ask for justification before authorizing tool purchases. The key phrase here is return on investment (ROI), or how long will it take to save enough money, using the tool, to cover the cost of purchasing the tool.

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  • Practical applications for single-phase voltage recording

    Voltage stability may be a problem in areas where loads are cycling on and off during the day. Large compressors, motors, welding machines, arc furnaces, power factor correction capacitors and other large electrical machinery along with system impedance can easily cause voltage dips, swells, and transients.

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  • Seven steps to mitigate VFD harmonic issues

    To determine the best solution for mitigating unwanted harmonics, start by investigating the equipment suspected of producing the bulk of the harmonic currents. Most often these are Variable Frequency Drives (VFD's). Use measuring equipment to measure and analyze the frequencies and amplitudes of the harmonics. This is much simpler than it sounds.

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  • Case study: A hospital tech develops his power quality knowledge

    Downtime is costly, both in terms of patient wellbeing and monetary costs - the X-Ray, mammography, and other systems themselves cost millions and a failure can also idle technicians or surgical teams. Most of the facilities have motor/generators and can maintain operations independent of the utility, making the power system robust but also complex.

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  • Reliable backup power

    Since information technology (IT) installations are particularly sensitive to power supply fluctuations and distortions, they typically rely on an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to compensate. Some installations even include a second UPS supplied by a separate feeder, and a standby generator that can be set to start automatically three minutes after detecting a power interruption.

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  • Troubleshooting power factor correction capacitors

    Power factor correction capacitors reduce energy costs by avoiding the premium rates that utilities charge when power factor falls below specified values.

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  • Electrical Panel Overheating for No Apparent Reason?

    Troubleshooting an electrical panel overheating problem from unusual causes; testing with the power on, ruling out harmonics—and the resolution.

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  • Five problems you will never uncover with a digital multimeter

    The importance of investing in the right set of tools to monitor power quality issues, and prevent them in the future, can't be emphasized enough. Fluke offers an extensive range of excellent power meters and other power quality tools for troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and long-term recording and analysis in industrial applications and utilities.

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  • Foundation™ Fieldbus: System and diagnostic basics

    The current trend in factory automation is to replace traditional control schemes in which each device has its own control wiring with bus systems that link a number of devices via the same cable. One benefit of bus networks is that they require far fewer cables and wires to connect devices to controllers. One of the most popular and widely used of these bus systems is Foundation Fieldbus.

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  • Hybrid vehicle measurement safety basics: Taking high-voltage readings

    Hybrid vehicle technology may be in its infancy, but the field is growing rapidly. Every major auto and truck manufacturer is developing hybrids, and hybrid technology is a stepping-stone to advanced electric-drive components that will be used in both hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and pure electric vehicles.

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  • Tools for testing electronic circuits

    Since its introduction nearly 40 years ago, the 555 timer IC and its companion 556 dual timer have inspired hobbyists, technicians, inventors, engineers, and many others who love to experiment with electronic circuits. An Internet search on "555 timer" yields millions of hits. Using "555 timer projects" as the search phrase yields more than 800,000 hits.

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  • Evaluating relative humidity: Key factors and measurements

    Understanding the relationship between dry bulb temperature, wet bulb temperature, relative humidity, and dew point temperature is essential in all facets of air conditioning. These psychrometric processes play an especially important role in building and materials integrity, occupant health and comfort, and overall indoor air quality.

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  • Diagnosing mold problems

    One of the possible problems in facilities today is the presence and effects of mold on the indoor environment. Molds are normally present in nature. They reproduce by means of tiny spores that float through the air and are invisible to the naked eye. They can grow on wood, paper, carpet, foods, and insulation - but none of the many types of mold will grow without water or moisture. When excessive moisture accumulates in buildings or on building materials, mold growth will often occur, particularly if the moisture problem remains unaddressed.

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  • Insulation resistance and electrical testing for HVAC compressor motors

    HVACR mechanics rarely rely on a single test to pass or fail a function or process. As they walk up to a condensing unit, they listen, they wave their hand over the condenser discharge air, and then they grab the suction line, the liquid line, and the discharge line (and wish they hadn't done that). All of this before they even open their tool box.

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  • When start-up inspections pay off for HVAC

    After years of being a serviceman - slinging ladders, dragging tools across attics and through crawlspaces, standing in all sorts of weather on rooftops - I can now leave the service work to one of the younger techs with better knees and concentrate on my primary job as company start-up man.

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  • Troubleshooting web-based HVAC control system networks

    Scenarios showing how to prevent system failures and downtime caused by HVAC network problems.

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  • My chiller plant is down, do you know how incredibly critical it is?

    If chilled water flow is interrupted for even a few minutes the IT server room might overheat and critical computer services could go down. Another vital area is a hospital operating room. In a plant, essential machinery uses chilled water for process cooling. While many plants have excess capacity, much of this capacity is not available at high ambient temperature and high humidity conditions.

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  • Powerful new 2-channel handheld oscilloscopes

    Fluke ScopeMeter®190 Series II, 2-channel handheld oscilloscopes combine the power of a 2-channel oscilloscope with a 5000-count digital multimeter and paperless recording mode, creating an advanced test and measurement tool that service and maintenance professionals can rely on for troubleshooting equipment performance problems in the field

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  • ABCs of Portable Oscilloscopes: Part 5, Capturing intermittent and random events with a portable oscilloscope

    This final installment of the five-part series about using portable oscilloscopes covers how to "capture" waveforms that do not occur in a repeating and predictable way. You can view Part 4 of this series, Capturing and Analyzing Waveforms with a Portable Oscilloscope. You can also view the complete webinar with audio and animations at the Fluke Training Center.

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  • ABCs of Portable Oscilloscopes: Part 3, Triggering and isolation

    Part 3 of this five-part series describes how to trigger an oscilloscope so it displays a signal the way you want, and how the oscilloscope's inputs are isolated. You can view the preceding installment of this series, Signal Input and Processing. You can also view the complete webinar with audio and animations at the Fluke Training Center.

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  • ABCs of Portable Oscilloscopes: Part 4, Capturing and analyzing waveforms

    Part 4 of this five-part series describes capturing and analyzing waveforms with a portable oscilloscope, answering that key question, "How do I know if a waveform is good or bad?". You can view Part 3 of this series, Triggering and Isolation. You can also view the complete webinar with audio and animations at the Fluke Training Center.

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  • Boiler maintenance and troubleshooting best practices

    Boilers and their associated systems are an important part of a modern commercial building's central energy plant. Prevent costly downtime and expensive equipment failures.

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  • Fluke Norma Upgrade 4000/5000 Software

    Some Norma 4000 and 5000 instruments require attention due to a calibration error of the external probe (EXT.Shunt- BNC) inputs of instruments caused by incorrect data being written into the instrument at production.This error only affects the current probe inputs of the instruments in the 100mV range and only specific serial numbers (you will have been contacted by Fluke if this affects you).Please follow the steps below to fix the calibration data for all customers if you have been contacted to...

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  • Fluke 1750 Three-Phase Power Recorder Software and Firmware

    Fluke 1750 Firmware Update v23.06 (.exe) Last updated 12/2014Release Notes for 1750 Firmware 23.06 (.pdf)Important notes on changes and fixes to Fluke 1750 firmware.Fluke Power Analyze Software v2.4 (.exe)FPA Application software, uninstall old version before installing this new version. Last updated 04/2013Power View PDA Software v1.47 for iPaq (.exe)Application software for use with HP PDA onlyPower View Android Application Software v2.0.20 (.zip)Android application software, follow installation...

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  • FlukeView® for CombiScopes® Software

    Tune up the performance of your CombiScope®. Add PC power with FlukeView® CombiScope® software for Windows.This is a Windows package for documenting, archiving and analyzing measurements from the Fluke CombiScope. Toolbar buttons give fast mouse access to the most commonly-occurring tasks and functions.Free Demo Software! Free upgrade to version 2.0!Download the free CombiScope Interactive Demonstration Software. If you currently have FlukeView CombiScope version 1.0 or 1.1 installed on your PC,...

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  • Fluke 287 and 289 Multimeter Firmware Update

    Fluke 287 multimeters beginning with serial number 42700001 and Fluke 289 multimeters beginning with serial number 42830001 ship with firmware version 1.41. Older versions of the Fluke 287 or 289 with lower serial numbers cannot be upgraded to version 1.41Fluke 287 Firmware update version 1.16Owners of Fluke 287 multimeters with serial number 42700000 or LOWER can update to firmware version 1.16. These multimeters are NOT upgradable to any firmware higher than 1.16.To upgrade your 287 to the latest...

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  • FlukeView® Forms Software Updates

    FlukeView Forms Basic 3.8.4 (.exe)FlukeView Forms plus Designer 3.8.4 (.exe)Fluke 975 USB Drivers 1.5.0.22 (.zip)FlukeView Forms Software.Anyone with FlukeView Forms version 3.0 or later can receive a free software update by clicking the links and downloading the software from this site. Basic users would select the "Basic" link and users with the complete package would select the "plus Designer" link. If your present FlukeView Forms software is older than version 3.0 (less than 3.0) you must purchase...

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