Fluke 376FC AC/DC Clamp Meter with iFlex For Industrial/Commercial Electricians, VFD Low Pass Filter For Accurate Measurements, Inrush Measurements, Bluetooth Connectivity For Remote Measurements

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Customers find the electric circuit testing device to be a reliable and high-quality meter. It works well even in sealed metal cabinets, and has a great wireless connectivity feature for Fluke Connect. They are pleased with its accuracy, ease of use, and clamp function. However, opinions differ on whether it provides good value for money.

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  Michael Fenton

  

  Jul 13, 2016

  This is a great device and worth the money. The most important thing a meter can provide is accuracy. Prior to this meter I bought a Klein CL800 which is Klein's highest level of their new line of clamp meters. The Klein meter appears to be incredibly well made for the money, which I paid $120 +tax on Amazon, whereas the Fluke 376 FC is $419 on Amazon. Klein is a tool company that started making meters several years ago while fluke only makes electronic devices for testing electricity. It was eating at me that I did not have the Fluke and they appear to be the most trusted company in the meter business. The Klein does offer higher resolution readings on most settings and appeared to be fairly accurate. But I could no longer hold out knowing that I didn't have the most reliable meter in the industry so I ordered the Fluke 376 FC. After I received the Fluke, I noticed in the millivolts setting, while not connected to anything to test, the numbers were ranging all over the place. I called Fluke and they said the meter might be defective. I ended up ordering another 376 FC the next day to replace the first one. The second one did the same thing in the millivolts setting. I called Fluke again and talked to someone else and they told me that was normal. So, since I had two meters I decide to take some different measurements with the two Flukes. On about 5 different readings both Flukes gave me the exact same results. The Klein gave me the exact some results on several readings, too. However, on a couple of readings with the Klein, they were a little bit off from the two Flukes. They were still within the specs for accuracy. However, because is not Fluke I because concerned about how the Klein's accuracy would stand up over time. Some things I will mention about the Fluke 376 FC is that it only shows 1 decimal point on all readings. The Klein ranges depending on what you are measuring and often will show multiple decimal places. However this shouldn't be a problem for my needs. If I do run into a problem, I'm already considering getting a Fluke 3000 which has a much lower range to handle lower end electronic measurements and is only around $260 on Amazon. The Klein includes a flashlight, non-contact voltage detector, has a temperature setting, and will test diodes. The fluke has none of those items listed for the Klein. On the other had, the Fluke is very fast and appears to me more accurate than the Klein. I already have an IR temperature gun and a non-contact voltage tester so I really don't need those things built into my meter. One other note about the Fluke is that I would buy the 376 FC over the 375FC simply because it is only about $46 more on Amazon. I was going to buy the 375 FC but once I looked at the Fluke magnetic hanger and found out it was $45, I went with the 376 FC and ended up getting, in essence, a free iFlex probe too, which is around a $130 value on Amazon.

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  Feb 11, 2025

  Equipo súper compacto y robusto de excelente calidad 100% recomendado

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