5th Sep 2026, 07:26 AM
Fluke Norma 4000 3 Phase High Precision Power Analyzer with PP42 Channel and Current Binding Post, 0.2% Accuracy, 0.3V to 1000V, 10 A Current Range
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$22,845.99
Highest: $22,845.99
Average: $22,845.99
Lowest: $22,845.99
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You can check the price history of Fluke Norma 4000 3 Phase High Precision Power Analyzer with PP42 Channel and Current Binding Post, 0.2% Accuracy, 0.3V to 1000V, 10 A Current Range here. This product's current Price in USA is $22,845.99. The average and highest prices are $22,845.99 and $22,845.99 respectively.
| Lowest Ever Price | $22,845.99 |
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| 5th Sep 2026 | |
| Average Price | $22,845.99 |
| Based on 5 days price tracking | |
| Highest Price | $22,845.99 |
| 5th Sep 2026 | |
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| Price | $22,845.99 |
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Product Information
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| Product Name | Fluke Norma 4000 3 Phase High Precision Power Analyzer with PP42 Channel and Current Binding Post, 0.2% Accuracy, 0.3V to 1000V, 10 A Current Range |
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| Store Product Code | B00C0YX7JK |
| Store Name | amazon.com |
| Brand | Fluke |
| Category | Power Meters |
Features
- Power analyzer to test and develop power electronics such as electric motors, inverter drive systems, lighting systems, power supplies, automotive components, and transformers
- Has three power-phase channels, measures single-phase or three-phase current and voltage, analyzes harmonics and Fast Fourier Transformation (FFT), and calculates power and other derived values
- Process interface to simultaneously record torque, speed, and mechanical power (included in some configurations)
- Includes PC software for setup, data download, analysis, and report writing
- Complies with EN 61010-1 2nd Edition 1000 V Category II (600V Category III), Pollution Degree 2, Safety Class I
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