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I need to find an instrument to monitor and record the output of a 24vdc power supply for a continuos period of 10 hours or more. I need something that will capture everything down to a voltage drop or spike with a duration as as little as a split second. Is there something available out there for a price of say $400 or less? I don't care if I need to link it to a computer to make it work.
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Joe, We've got 2 Datalogging Multimeters here in the store Both priced under $300 ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/the_store/EX/Data/ML710_720.jpg) https://www.electrical-contractor.net/the_store/EX/ML710_720.htm If you have any questions on this or other equipment feel free to call EXTECH @ (781) 890-7440 ext. 200 for technical questions. Bill
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Does anyone have any experiance with these instruments? Will they detect something as minimal as a "flutter" in the voltage? Is it capable of capturing data this sensitive for several hours solid, preferably up to 10 hours?
Thanks
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Joe,
We use a Fluke 43B.
Very nice, but it costs around $2,000.00.
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Joe,
The people over at EXTECH should be able to answer any questions you may have about this particular equipment and it's applications. That's a direct # to their tech dept.
Bill
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OK I'm placing an order for one today. I'll try and post the outcome on this forum.
Thanks everyone.
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