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Fluke Counterfeit Awareness

Genuine Fluke. Because Safety Matters.™

Last year, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) seized more counterfeit items that pose health and safety risks than ever before. Counterfeit test and measurement tools can be especially dangerous because they are typically low quality and can cause injuries.

When you’re dealing with electrical safety, quality is important because it could be what stands between you and electric shock. With fake products, it’s hard to know for sure if they’ve been tested and even pass standards such as IEC. According to the NFPA, nearly 2,000 U.S. workplace injuries are caused by electrical hazards each year; taking a chance on your test tools or accessories isn’t worth it.

At Fluke, customer safety is our top priority. And, anyone who works with or around electricity knows that safety is paramount. It governs what you wear, how you work and the tools you carry. That’s why our products not only comply but exceed the requirements of IEC standards. We test each and every product and certify with independent third-party test laboratories such as CSA, VDE and UL to ensure our products are meeting all safety requirements. Our test leads go through more than 13 safety tests as called out by IEC 61010-031 to ensure they’re up to our high standards.

In our commitment to safety, Fluke is engaging in several efforts against counterfeit products. As we continue our efforts to reduce the number of fakes, we want you to be informed of the counterfeit situation. This page is a good source to help you make more informed purchasing decisions.

You can shop genuine Fluke products online or through one of our authorized distributors.

Genuine Fluke. Because Safety Matters.™


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