CLAMP METER 1000A RMS W/IFLEX - Fluke

The Fluke 5065965, also known as the Fluke 376 FC True-RMS AC/DC Clamp Meter, is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring precise electrical measurements in both automotive and industrial environments. This versatile tool combines robust construction with advanced functionality, including true-RMS measurement capabilities for accurate readings on non-linear signals and an integrated iFlex flexible current probe for enhanced access.

Key Features

• True-RMS AC/DC Measurement: Provides accurate current readings up to 1000A AC/DC with the main jaw, and extends to 2500A AC with the included 18-inch iFlex flexible current probe, alongside 1000V AC/DC voltage measurement. This ensures reliable data for troubleshooting complex electrical systems and variable frequency drives.
• iFlex Flexible Current Probe: The integrated iFlex probe offers increased measurement range and allows for easy access to large conductors and wires in confined or hard-to-reach spaces.
• Fluke Connect Wireless Technology: Seamlessly connect your meter to a smartphone via Bluetooth to view measurements remotely, log data over time, identify intermittent faults, and create/share reports directly from the field, enhancing safety by keeping technicians away from arc flash zones.
• Advanced Diagnostics: Features proprietary inrush measurement technology to accurately capture motor starting current by filtering out noise, and an integrated low-pass filter for precise measurements on motor drives and other electronically controlled equipment.
• Professional Durability & Safety: Built for demanding use, this clamp meter boasts a CAT IV 600 V / CAT III 1000 V safety rating, ensuring dependable performance and user protection in high-energy electrical systems.

Applications

This Fluke clamp meter is an indispensable tool for a wide range of professional applications. In automotive diagnostics, it can be used for checking battery drain, analyzing charging system output, troubleshooting starting circuits, and measuring current draw of various vehicle components. For industrial technicians, it excels in motor troubleshooting, verifying circuit loads on control panels, performing power quality checks, and diagnosing issues in manufacturing machinery and facility maintenance systems. Its ability to measure AC and DC current makes it suitable for both traditional and modern electrical systems.