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Power Loggers

Power loggers record voltage, current, power and energy on an installation over days or weeks, producing the load profile and event record that a spot measurement cannot give.

Fluke, Hioki, Keysight and Extech cover this range. The distinction from a power quality analyzer is one of emphasis: loggers prioritise unattended runtime, safe installation and clear energy reporting, while analyzers prioritise transient capture and standards compliance. Check how the unit is powered, since instruments that draw power from the measured circuit avoid a separate supply in a crowded panel. Confirm the clamp ratings match the conductor size and expected current, and that reporting output suits your energy study.

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Fluke 1732/EUS Power Logger
Fluke 1732/EUS power logger. The new Fluke 1732 and 1734 Three-Phase Electrical.
Fluke N5K 6PP50IP Power Logger
Fluke N5K 6PP50IP power logger with compact design and simple, intuitive operation.
Hioki MR8875 Power Logger

Hioki MR8875 compact power logger for in-vehicle testing, with mixed-signal plug-in recording, SD card saving, and isolated input up to 100 V AC/DC.

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