Fluke 375 FC True-RMS 600A AC/DC Wireless Clamp Meter
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Hello, I'm not sure about the logging capacity, but you can log data to your phone and have it sent to you for free via email.
It is compatible with the 375, but it is not included. If you want an iflex in your bag, get the 376.
I've clamped up through (1) 600 MCM without issue, but I'm not sure about parallel conductors. I've done (2) parallel 4/0's just below the lug, though.
I'm not sure about shipping costs, but it only came with a set of basic test leads.
Selected User Reviews For Fluke 375 FC True-RMS 600A AC/DC Wireless Clamp Meter
diggity. This is a truly fantastic device. I've used it to measure voltages and amperages in both AC and DC, which is probably what you'd expect from a tool like this. However, it is unquestionably more accurate and useful than any other meter I've ever owned. (I have several)br>br>I initially thought the FlukeConnect app would be gimmicky and ineffective, but you can hang the clamp on a wire and then walk into another room to turn something on/off, etc. You can also use it to turn the breaker off to a circuit by leaving the meter attached to the circuit while carrying your phone into the other room with the panel. You can also take screenshots and logs, which you can then share with others using the app.
Solid-state meter for the energy sector - It's a little clumsy to log - Because of the resolution and range of amps and volts, it is not ideal for electronics. br>br>You should be aware that data logging is limited to 10 minutes. Every second, four samples are taken. Although you can log and export for free, the software includes some subscription-based features that will expire after a year. It's pretty incredible to be able to remotely monitor your meter and de-activate it. Energize, connect your meter, and then keep an eye on things from afar. Just don't get too excited about data logging because it's only good for 10 minutes and you have to keep your phone within bluetooth range the entire time. The software works, but I'm concerned about the software's long-term compatibility. br>br>If you're looking for a general-purpose meter, keep in mind that the maximum amp resolution is 0. The maximum volt resolution is 0 and the maximum current is 1A. The mV option is available in addition to 1V. The accuracy is fairly good from the videos i've seen with controlled measurements, but since the listed accuracy is something like 2% /- I believe 5LSD means that amp readings can be off by half an amp, and volt readings in the 120v range can be off by half a volt, but don't let that scare you. For power work, it should be plenty accurate and precise, but it's something to think about. This isn't going to take the place of your electronic bench meter.
This is a fantastic device. It's simple to take regular measurements, but the ability to connect to your phone via bluetooth is where it really shines. You can easily set the meter to record data and walk away using the Fluke app. Then, a week later, return to your phone and download all of the data you've gathered. Data can be viewed as a graph and excel spreadsheets for analysis on your phone or via email. It only measures to a tenth of a volt and a tenth of an amp, which is the only drawback. I wish it could go down to the 1/100th of a millimeter like my previous meter.
This is the best meter I've ever had for HVAC and I use it every day. It has all the features you'll need, including inrush for troubleshooting, min/max for blower motors, capacitance, and the extremely rare mV DC. This is the meter for you if you do a lot of testing and work in a field where most of these measurements are required. I'd give it a higher rating than 5 stars if I had the option.
In terms of build quality, reliability, and accuracy, I believe that Fluke makes the best clamp meters. It's similar to this. br>It's quick, accurate, and dependable; it's well-made, comfortable to hold, and the clamp meter's layout makes it simple to operate. The best clamp meters, in my opinion, are this and Hioki clamp meters.
It's extremely simple to use. The app is a little clumsy, which is the only reason I didn't give it 5 stars all around. While it is still functional, it does not perform as well as one would expect from a Fluke product. I was able to send out charts of amperages and voltages over time via email right on the spot, which was AMAZING! I wish the leads came out of a different part of the meter in the situation I bought it for, but no single configuration fits every circumstance. Overall, I think this is a fantastic product.
I recently purchased a t6- I bought this instead of 1000 (don't waste your time) because I had to return it. Does exactly what it says on the box, and the bluetooth logging and monitoring is fantastic. When checking amperage on a blower motor, it's sometimes necessary to put your meter in a cabinet. This is a fantastic feature to have, and it's ideal for any HVAC/R technician.
The measurements are precise. For all of my electrical testing requirements, this product is ideal.
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