This manual introduces the features and characteristics of the Fluke VR101S Voltage Event Recorder System, as well as how to use the Fluke EventView software to set thresholds, view the recorder's real-time readings, view recorder information, send settings to the recorder, clear all events from the recorder, start event recording, read events, store events, open saved files, display events, view event table, view events in a bar graph, view a single transient in a graph, view events in an event distribution graph, change the graph format, and print events.
The Fluke VR101S is a voltage event recorder that monitors sag, swell, transient, outage, and frequency events on power lines. It operates from a built‑in lithium battery and communicates with a PC via an optical interface cable, allowing isolated data transfer.
This user manual covers safety precautions, installation of the EventView software, connection of the recorder to a power outlet, configuration of parameters, reading and storing events, displaying and printing results, troubleshooting, and detailed technical specifications. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Model (120 V version) | VR101/xx3 |
|---|---|
| Rated Input Voltage (120 V version) | 120 V |
| Operating Voltage Range (120 V version) | 70‑140 V |
| Operating Frequency (120 V version) | 60 Hz |
| Model (240 V version) | VR101/xx1, VR101/xx4, VR101/xx7 |
| Rated Input Voltage (240 V version) | 240 V |
| Operating Voltage Range (240 V version) | 140‑170 V |
| Operating Frequency (240 V version) | 50 Hz |
| Event Storage Capacity | 4,000 events |
| Battery Type | Lithium, approx. 1 year life under normal use |
| EMI/RFI Immunity | 3,400 V transient for 20 ms |
The recorder can store up to 4,000 events.
No, the recorder does not need a grounded outlet because it has no exposed metal parts.
It can tolerate a 3,400 V transient lasting 20 ms.