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Voltage sags, tripping breakers, overheated electrical panels, and excessive voltage levels indicate possible trouble in an electrical distribution system.
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Leak detection, Energy Management & Troubleshooting
Fluke interviewed a manufacturer regarding air leaks. This manufacturer literally helps keep the wheels of commerce moving. As one of the world’s foremost aftermarket manufacturers of wheel-services equipment, the company designs, builds, and markets products under trusted and distinguished brands.
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Poor grounding increases the risk of equipment failure; it is dangerous. Facilities need to have adequately grounded electrical systems so that in the event of a lightning strike, or utility overvoltage, current will find a safe path to earth.
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Fluke’s top 5 installation and testing tools for engineers
“Only with the latest tools to hand can PV engineers work at maximum efficiency and safety.”
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Test the safety and functionality of electric vehicle charging stations, quickly and reliably
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Fluke’s SMFT-1000 Solar Tools Pro Kit: offers a comprehensive PV solution enabling streamlined PV safety and quality inspections with Fluke TruTest® Solar Software integration, providing critical documentation
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Despite great engineering, no system is failproof. That’s where commissioning comes in, establishing a baseline of performance for customer acceptance and follow-on maintenance. Commissioning is important not only for photovoltaic (PV) system performance, but also for the longevity of equipment, safety, ROI, and warranties. Fluke is experiencing an increase in the demand for high-precision handheld devices which can measure photovoltaic (PV) systems.
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Industrial Acoustic Imager for medical gas leak detection in hospitals has improved safety levels and cut costs while enabling sustainability goals to be met.
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Poor grounding not only increases the risk of equipment failure; it is dangerous. Facilities need to have adequately grounded electrical systems so that in the event of a lightning strike, or utility overvoltage, current will find a safe path to earth.