Fluke N5K 4PP54

Fluke N5K 4PP54 Norma 5000 High Precision Power Analyzer.

The Fluke N5K 4PP54 Norma 5000 is a 4-phase precision power analyzer engineered for accurate, high-frequency power measurements in industrial and laboratory environments. Equipped with four PP54 power phase input modules, this advanced analyzer offers a wide measurement bandwidth from DC up to 10 MHz, ensuring precise acquisition of dynamic electrical signals. Its galvanically isolated inputs prevent short circuits across applications, making it a reliable tool for energy auditing, product testing, and power analysis.

The device features simultaneous parallel acquisition of all phases, allowing users to view and analyze dynamic events across phases at exactly the same point in time. With user-selectable averaging time, FFT analysis, vector diagram, and Digital Oscilloscope (DSO) mode built-in, this analyzer provides comprehensive diagnostics and power profiling capabilities. The 4 MB onboard memory is expandable up to 128 MB for extensive data logging sessions.

Ideal for applications in Power Quality and Power Loggers, the Fluke N5K 4PP54 is especially valuable in motor testing, R&D labs, and energy monitoring systems.

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Technical Specifications:

• Phase Configuration: Three-phase with 4x PP54 input modules

• Bandwidth: DC to 3 MHz / 10 MHz

• Memory: 4 MB onboard (expandable to 128 MB)

• Inputs: Galvanically isolated

• Interfaces: RS232, USB; optional IEEE488, Ethernet, USB2.0

• Display: 5.7″ color LCD

• Sample Rates: Up to 1 MHz

• Data Logging: Yes

• Calibration: Factory Calibration

• Country of Origin: Romania

• Weight: 15 lbs

• Dimensions: 17.6 in (L) x 12.4 in (W) x 5.9 in (H)

Key Features:

• Simultaneous acquisition across all phases

• Measures voltage, current, and power harmonics up to the 40th

• Built-in FFT analysis, DSO mode, and vector diagrams

• Compact design with intuitive interface

• Optional torque and speed measurement (PI1 interface)

• Fast data export with multiple PC connectivity options

• Ideal for industrial power analysis, motor drive systems, and R&D labs

• User-configurable averaging time from 15ms to 3600s

• Expandable memory for long-duration measurement projects