2007-12-12
Fluke, the global leader in handheld electronic test and measurement technology, is offering free Power Quality Training Seminars in 2008 designed for Electricians and Electrical Engineers involved in troubleshooting the causes of poor power quality, often the root cause of potentially costly problems in industrial electrical installations and equipment. The first one scheduled for 2008 is in Reading on 5th February.
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The free seminars will include hands-on training on how to conduct inspections using a variety of power quality tools, as well as offering a free DVD, Case Studies and Application Notes giving advice on troubleshooting techniques and checking EN50160 compliance.
The day’s modules include:
- Module 1 - Introduction to Power Quality
- Module 2 - Ski Café Example - Voltage Dips
- Module 3 - Wastewater Plant Example - Power Factor
- Module 4 - Chemical Plant Example - Unbalance
- Module 5 - Plastic Plant Example - Harmonics
- Module 6 - Wind Farm Example - Transients
- Module 7 - Introduction to the EN50160 Power Quality Standard
Modules 2 to 7 are practical training modules based on the power quality examples shown in the Fluke DVD ‘Power Quality in Industrial Applications’.
The training will be based on Fluke power quality products, a complete range of rugged Power Quality tools for three-phase systems, offering a choice of solutions for pinpointing power problems faster in a wide range of industrial, commercial and domestic installations. These include the 1740 Series Power Quality Logger Series and the Fluke 1735 Power Logger, as well as two Fluke products offering IEC 61000-4-30 Class A-compliance: the handheld Fluke 430 Series Power Quality Analyser Series and the Fluke 1760 Three-phase Power Quality Recorder.
More information about the seminars and Fluke power quality products can be obtained via the Fluke UK web site
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Related contacts
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Fluke (U.K.) Ltd
52 Hurricane Way
Norwich
Norfolk
NR6 6JB
Tel: +44(0)20 7942 0700
Fax: +44(0)20 7942 0701 |
Click here to email Fluke
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