FLUKE-17xx iFlexi 6000A 36 IN, 3 pack Energy Monitor Clamp, For Use With Fluke 1730 Energy Logger

The Fluke 17xx iFlexi 6000A 36 IN is a flexible current-measurement accessory designed for use with Fluke 1730-series energy loggers. Its 36-inch Rogowski coil allows easy placement around large conductors, busbars and irregular cable layouts where rigid clamps cannot fit. Rated to measure currents up to 6000 A AC, it provides a wide dynamic range for energy-auditing tasks in commercial, industrial and utility systems. The flexible form factor, combined with high-frequency response, ensures accurate capture of load behaviour during power-quality and consumption studies.

Standout Features and Benefits

• Flexible 36-inch coil enables measurement around oversized conductors and busbars.
• AC measurement capability up to 6000 A supports high-capacity installations.
• Rogowski design delivers a wide bandwidth for analysing load variations and harmonics.
• Compatible with the Fluke 1730 Energy Logger for seamless energy-audit integration.
• Lightweight construction allows quick deployment in tight or hard-to-reach panels.
• Provides stable, low-interference measurement ideal for long logging sessions.

Engineered for Energy and Load Analysis

This iFlexi coil is built to support technicians conducting detailed energy-usage studies and load investigations. Designed to operate reliably in electrically noisy environments, the coil provides the stable current input required for precise energy logging with the Fluke 1730. This makes it a practical accessory for organisations focused on reducing operational costs, verifying load distribution or assessing equipment demand.

Versatile Uses of the Fluke Energy Monitor Clamp for 1730 Energy Logger

• Current measurement in large industrial distribution boards and utility feeders.
• Connecting to a Fluke 1730 Energy Logger for complete building-level energy audits.
• Evaluating load balance on multi-phase systems in commercial facilities.
• Monitoring current behaviour on motors, HVAC systems and heavy machinery.
• Power-quality studies where flexible, high-capacity AC sensing is required.

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