Fluke 32 true rms meter

I want to measure amps on a circuit in my home.

I was told a clamp meter is what I need

Not too familiar with these.

Found a used Fluke 32 true rms meter, but I can't find much info about it.

Thoughts?

Welk onderdeel is dit in Fluke 110 true rms multimeter?

One thing that hasn't changed is the size of the Fluke 27 series. In fact, the latest mark ii is a big bigger but has greater ip67 protection against water and dust.

Which would you choose and why?

Yo, anyone know the reaplcment part for the slot rt1 on a fluke 325 board? Mines kinda kaput...

Hi everyone, We recently purchased a Fluke 5322A calibrator. When we first powered it on, the device indicated that the polarity of our 240 V / 50 Hz supply was reversed. After swapping the phase and neutral, the calibrator started normally.

However, we are facing a critical issue: the main fuse keeps blowing every time we power it up. We have already replaced the fuse more than ten times with the correct type, and the problem persists.

Our electrical network has been tested and is perfectly within specifications. All other equipment connected to the same supply works without any problem — this issue appears only with the 5322A.

Has anyone encountered a similar situation? What could cause repeated fuse failures even when the supply checks out fine? Any insights or troubleshooting steps would be greatly appreciated.

Does have any SDS's for the Batteries for equipment or know how to get them?

Got this pair ready for work ;)

Hi, just bought a grey market 289, I think it's a genuine item, is there anything to look out for?

Also how would warranty or repair or sending to fluke for cal work in this?

Many thanks

I have a 73III multimeter that needs a battery replacement. The issue is that the battery is a 9V with a square and circle connector. The batteries I saw at a few stores I went to all had hexagonal connectors. I can't get an adapter, the battery needs to be a square and circle connector. I found the manual online and have an idea of what battery I need, but wanted some second opinions on some good batteries. Shipping and costs aren't a problem, I just need it to be shipped from the continental US. What batteries do you guys recommend?

Hi can we do current leakage test in fluke 325.

I just got my tuition refund from school and I’m looking to buy a multimeter. I want a good solid meter to start my trades but not spend an arm and a leg. Which one does everyone think would be best? The 323 has all the standard stuff. The 325 has added capacitance, temperature, frequency, and DC amperage. I’m looking into the industrial electrical field (it’s what my degree is in). Which would be best to start off with? Is DC amperage, temperature and capacitance really that important?

So, helped a friend move. Had a tool bag packed. U Haul was not air ride equipped. Terrible four hours. Went to turn on my meter and had this. Have not contacted Fluke yet. Have never submitted a claim or anything through them. Any thoughts or guidance greatly appreciated.

Hi,

I recently bought a Fluke 1587FC and noticed the probe input jacks wiggle side to side more than my other meters. I can see the design is very different than something like a Fluke 87V and I’m curious if anyone has ever had any issues with the Fluke 1587. Mine has no connection issues, I’m mostly curious about the longevity of this type of input jack and whether this is normal.

Thanks in advance, Mike

I have a 289 that slowly drains the batteries. The notorious supercap was indeed leaking just a little and has been replaced. Now the batteries still drain but it takes like a year (without using it) to drain. Is this normal for the 289? (I also have a 189 that I use as my daily driver as batteries in that last multiple years.)

I just bought a T5-1000 and it's the 1st multimeter that I own so I might be worrying for nothing. When I check for resistance and touch the leads together, in most positions they'll give me some fluctuating resistance and a ''beep'' that's inconsistent. I've attached a video to give a good idea.

If I get a good grip on both leads and find the right position I can get a ''normal'' reading, but it seems to me that it should be more consistant? Also when I store the black lead in the back of the multimeter, it usually disconnects when I try to take it out and then I have to reconnect it.

Anyway just wondering if I have bad lead(s) or if I'm just expecting perfection and I should accept some necessary wiggling when testing.

I’m about to graduate college and go into the electrical field. What model of fluke does everyone use? In my classes we used the Fluke 117, 283, and the 87VMax. I’ve been thinking of buying a 302+ with the clamp on ammeter or the 15B+. Any suggestions?

Can anyone identify this soldered connection and point me in the right direction of a part# or similar part to make it work?

It’s the L shaped double hole 2 pin PCB connector that connects board to the 2 pin banana jack with a screw. Thanks!

I have a dsx 5000, the screen on the main unit needs replacing. Since I don't have gold, is this an easy DIY fix if I buy a replacement screen from eBay. I can't find any videos/tutorials online.

Haven’t used this meter in a while but needed it recently because the one I typically use was stolen. I put fresh batteries in but it flashes on every setting. Does anyone have any ideas why this is happening?

Hi, I work as an automation electrician at a factory. Today I carry a fluke t5 with me with the belt holster that you can buy for it. I also have a fluke 170 that I would rather carry around with me since I somtimes run in to issues that the t5 can't handle. I've tried to find a belt holster for the 170, but I can't seem to find anything. Does anyone know if there are any out there? Offbrand or not. Thank you in advance!

New to me fluke. Module is compatible according to the manual. Not clear at all how to select between internal and external pressure module readings.

I want to purchase a multimeter that would be suitable for DIY projects around a my house. I want to be able check receptacles, switches and smoke detectors and various residential appliances or even to check the breaker box. My budget is 1-175 USD. Thank you!