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  • Fluke Solmetric PVA SolSensor Kit

    Fluke Solmetric PVA SolSensor Kit: Measures PV irradiance, temperature, and tilt with wireless setup.

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  • Fluke 3PHVL-17XX and 3PHVL-17XX-5M Voltage Test Lead Sets

    Flat, three-phase voltage connection cable for the Fluke Power and Energy Loggers.

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  • Prüftechnik RotAlign Touch Laser Shaft Alignment Tool

    The most adaptable laser shaft alignment tool.

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  • FPG8601 Automated Calibration System

    The FPG8601 piston gauge from Fluke Calibration addresses the need for a means of maintaining long term traceability with very low uncertainty in the pressure range under that covered by conventional piston gauges.

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  • 5820A Oscilloscope Calibrator

    Oscilloscope Calibration - 5820A oscilloscope calibrator can calibrate oscilloscope up to 2.1GHz & provides hands free automated calibration. Request a quote today

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  • Fluke 190-062 ScopeMeter® Test Tool

    625 GS/s sampling rate, 60MHz bandwidth with 2 input channels and DMM for industrial electrical and electro-mechanical applications.

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  • Fluke 190-202 ScopeMeter® Test Tool

    2.5 GS/s sampling rate, 200MHz bandwidth with 2 input channels and DMM for industrial process control, automation or electronic applications.

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  • Fluke 190-202/S ScopeMeter® Test Tool

    2.5 GS/s sampling rate, 200 MHz bandwidth with 2 input channels and DMM for industrial process control, automation or electronic applications.

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  • Fluke 190-204 ScopeMeter® Test Tool

    2.5 GS/s sampling rate, 200MHz bandwidth with 4 input channels and meter measurements for industrial, electronic or power electronics applications.

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  • Fluke 190-102/S ScopeMeter® Test Tool

    The Fluke ScopeMeter 190-102/S is rugged and portable and can withstand dust, humidity, and large temperature variations. Request a demo today!

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  • Fluke ScopeMeter 190-504/S Portable Oscilloscope

    5 GS/s sampling rate, 500 MHz bandwidth with 4 input channels and DMM for electronic field service applications.

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  • Fluke 190-104 ScopeMeter® Test Tool

    1.25 GS/s sampling rate, 100MHz bandwidth with 4 input channels and meter measurements for industrial, electronic or power electronics applications.

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  • Fluke 190-104/S ScopeMeter® Test Tool

    1.25 GS/s sampling rate, 100MHz bandwidth with 4 input channels and meter measurements for industrial, electronic or power electronics applications.

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  • Fluke 190-062/S ScopeMeter® Test Tool

    1.25 GS/s sampling rate, 60 MHz bandwidth with 2 input channels and DMM for industrial process control, automation or electronic applications.

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  • Fluke 190-502/S ScopeMeter® Test Tool

    5 GS/s sampling rate, 500MHz bandwidth with 2 input channels and DMM for electronic field service applications.

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  • Fluke TRM50 Coaxial Feed-through BNC Male to BNC Female Cable Terminator

    TRM50 Coaxial Feed-through BNC male to BNC female Cable Terminator For ScopeMeter 190 Series Portable Oscilloscopes

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  • Fluke 1587/MDT FC Advanced Motor and Drive Troubleshooting Kit

    Includes a Fluke 1587 Insulation Multimeter, Fluke i400 Current Clamp, and a Fluke 9040 Phase Rotation Indicator.

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  • Fluke 190-502 500 MHz ScopeMeter® Test Tool

    5 GS/s sampling rate, 500 MHz bandwidth with 2 input channels and DMM for electronic field service applications.

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  • 96270A 27 GHz Low Phase Noise Reference Source

    The 27 GHz Fluke Calibration 96270A RF Reference Source is the simplest, most accurate and cost effective single instrument for calibrating spectrum analyzers and RF power sensors and more.

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  • Fluke 414D Distance Measuring Laser

    The Fluke 414D laser distance meter – measures up to 50 meters (165 ft). Fast and easy to use, improves accuracy, reduces measurement errors. Saving time and money.

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  • Fluke 424D Laser Distance Meter

    Introducing the next generation of Fluke Laser Distance Meters. Measure farther, with greater accuracy, in more situations.

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  • Why insulated tools are important

    Insulated electrical tools are critical for electrical safety.

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  • Safety considerations when selecting a voltage tester

    How safe is that voltage tester? Learn about the differences between solenoid and digital voltage testers, and how they impact your safety.

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  • Industrial Thermography in Preventive Maintenance Programs

    Guide to integrating thermal imaging into your preventive maintenance program. Get ROI on using thermal cameras for inspections.

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  • Renewable energy: Maintenance and health of battery storage systems

    Importance of investing in battery storage systems health and maintenance.

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  • Best Fluke Fuse Testers Under $200

    By Sean Anderson, Fluke Application SpecialistFuse testing is essential for electrical troubleshooting, and having a dependable, professional-grade tool can make a significant difference. With so many options available, it’s important to select a tester that matches your work environment — whether you’re a seasoned technician, an early-career electrician, or a DIY enthusiast handling essential tasks at home.In this guide, we’ll compare three popular Fluke tools — the Fluke 15B+ Digital...

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  • 13 common causes of motor failure

    This article demonstrates how to detect the 13 most common causes of winding insulation and bearing failure in advance.

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  • Guide to Digital Multimeter Safety

    Take digital multimeter safety precautions to handle the conditions found in your work environment. Understand multimeter CAT ratings and ingress protection (IP) codes.

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  • How to collect data with the Fluke 1748 Power Quality Logger?

    With all Power Meters, Power Quality Analyzers, Energy Loggers or Power Loggers you can measure quite a number of Power parameters. In fact, the number of variables these instruments can measure, log and store is in many cases overwhelming. Imagine yourself setting up, downloading and analyzing a 32GB file with a logging of 500+ parameters over a month period…..So, wishing for “I want to log everything” is in most cases not the best idea, and certainly not the most efficient way. This leaves...

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  • Case study: Fluke power monitor saves California wastewater plant thousands of dollars

    Read the wastewater plant case study on how the Fluke 3540 Power Monitor paid for itself in five months by eliminating the need to use contractors.

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  • Why is there an arrow on your current clamp?

    Learn why on all current clamps and current clamp accessories, there is an arrow placed close to the beak or inside the beak opening.

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  • Retro-commissioning: The missing link for improving commercial facility performance

    Improving energy efficiency and building performance through retro-commissioning entails commissioning older buildings that need fine tuning or were not properly commissioned initially.

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  • For installation, a digital multimeter is no longer enough

    Harmonics can cause high neutral currents in three-phase systems — even ones that are balanced. They heat up cables, which can cause fires. Many installers now check their work using a multimeter, but multimeters can’t measure harmonics.Equipment installation needs a power quality analyzerResistive (linear) loads like heating elements and incandescent lights used to dominate electrical supply networks. The last 10 years has, however, seen many more non-linear loads. Examples are LED lights, variable-speed...

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  • How to Get Faster 3 Phase Power Measurements with Clamp Meters

    Get 3 phase power measurements 50% faster with Fieldsense clamp meters. How to measure 3 phase voltage and current simultaneously.

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  • Guide to Using FieldSense in the 377 FC and 378 FC Clamp Meter

    Best ways to use the 377 FC and 378 FC clamp meter, how FieldSense technology works and ideal applications for front-line technicians and electricians.

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  • How to keep control valve positioners on target

    Learn how to avoid calibration drift on control valve positioners as part of your preventive maintenance program.

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  • Why ruggedness matters in a clamp meter

    Fluke engineers its clamp meters to withstand a high degree of unconventional use—as a wedge, makeshift pliers, nutcracker, whatever a tech might dream up in a moment of need.

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  • ARTICLE : TenneT solve communication turbulence at Rotterdam The Hague Airport

    Operator: Roel van Hees, Operational Maintenance EngineerCompany: TenneT TSO BVApplication: Addressing corona discharge issues affecting rail clamps at a substation in the Netherlands that were causing communication issues at Rotterdam The Hague AirportResult: Communication between the airport control tower and pilots is now back to normal. Any potential safety issues were averted.When TenneT got a call from the Dutch Radiocommunication Agency to investigate an issue at one of its substations that...

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  • Organization empowers women through mentorship to close STEM gender gap

    When the Society for Canadian Women in Science and Technology (SCWIST) was founded in 1981, it had a simple vision: empower, include, inspire, connect, and sustain Canadian women in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields. Today, SCWIST remains a leader in STEM programs, partnerships, scholarships, and networks for women of all ages in Canada. An advocate for women and girls pursuing STEM careers, they believe it is crucial to their mission to narrow the gender gap by encouraging...

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  • Acoustic Imaging Camera Technology

    Learn about Fluke acoustic imaging camera technology. Behind the scenes interview with Fluke engineer who led the development of this new ultrasonic leak detection technology.

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  • 67 Max Clinical Infrared Thermometer Recall and Replacement

    Dear Customer: Fluke Corporation is executing a voluntary field action of its Fluke 67 Max Clinical Infrared Thermometer. All devices are impacted unless a green mark has been placed on the label located in the battery compartment as show in Figure 1 below. Figure 1: View of Label with Green Mark Located within the Battery Compartment If you own a Fluke 67 Max Clinical Infrared Thermometer that does not contain a green mark as shown in Figure 1 and are experiencing any perceived accuracy (temperature...

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  • Fourth annual Fluke Safety Survey reveals opportunities to improve safety training

    The annual Fluke Safety Survey seeks to identify trends in sentiment on a variety of workplace safety-related topics. The survey is in its fourth year and trends on select questions are included in this report. Only 29% of workers believe most companies provide adequate electrical safety training In the 2023 survey, 29% of workers responded either strongly agree or agree that more training, or a different kind of training is needed at most companies. Over the four years of data collection, more...

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  • Case study: How to increase efficiency and savings with compressed air system leak testing in food manufacturing

    Compressed air is the food and beverage industry’s “fourth utility” after the big three of water, electricity, and natural gas. The reliability of this fourth utility depends on predictable air pressure, which means even small leaks can come at a high price.Here’s a look at air leaks commonly found in the food and beverage industry, along with best practices and technologies to address them.The Fluke ii900 Industrial Acoustic Imager includes technology that adds a visual component to traditional...

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  • Diagnosing Power Quality Issues in Older Electrical Systems

    Learn how to diagnose power quality issues in older electrical systems using a Fluke multimeters and oscilloscope.

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  • Top 4 features of user-friendly solar tools: why is finding a user-friendly solar tool so important

    Predicted to triple within the next five years, the fast-growing solar market is packed with career opportunities for technicians, project managers, electricians, and many other professionals. That’s why, when designing Fluke solar tools, we always include the input of experienced solar professionals and technicians. Their insights help ensure that Fluke tools are designed with essential characteristics to provide an easy onboarding and smooth workflow that will help the workforce thrive in this...

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  • eMaint CMMS Recognized in 2020 Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice for Enterprise Asset Management Software

    Everett, Washington, February 25, 2020-- Fluke Reliability today announced that its eMaint Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) has been awarded the 2020 Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice distinction for Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) Software. "We are honored to be recognized as a Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice solution,” said Ankush Malhotra, Vice President and General Manager of Fluke Reliability. “Great customer relationships are paramount to us, so to be...

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  • Why controlling leakage current is important

    In any electrical installation, some current will flow through the protective ground conductor to ground. This is usually called leakage current. Leakage current most commonly flows in the insulation surrounding conductors and in the filters protecting electronic equipment around the home or office. So what’s the problem? On circuits protected by GFCIs (Ground Fault Current Interrupters), leakage current can cause unnecessary and intermittent tripping. In extreme cases, it can cause a rise in voltage...

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  • Helpful tips for inspecting electrical substations

    Inspecting electrical utility substations and lines with thermal imaging. What to expect and what you might find.

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  • Understanding and Dealing with High Frequency Error Sources in Oscilloscope Calibration

    Metrologists & calibration technicians deal with a variety of high frequency considerations such matching errors. Understanding how sources of errors in oscilloscope calibration influence the results & how to address them can simplify scope calibration, reduce errors & ease the burden of uncertainty analysis

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  • You Could Benefit from Pressure Calibration Automation Software More Than You Know – Here are Four Key Ways to Decide if it’s Right for Your Lab

    One can make an argument that using a pressure controller such as the 6270A or the 2271A, which you command to set a desired test pressure and maintain it without manual interaction, is automation. Beyond this, you can reap many additional benefits by automating more of the process using calibration software.

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  • Yes you can give a great presentation at NCSLI or MSC

    Whether you’re speaking to a small group of colleagues at your company or a group of professionals at MSC or NCSLI, here are some tips to help you succeed – and perhaps even enjoy your experience as a public speaker.

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  • How to Measure I-V Curves in Harnessed PV Arrays

    Harnessed PV arrays are solar installations where multiple strings of photovoltaic (PV) modules are connected in parallel upstream of the inverter, reducing the number of combiner boxes and associated wiring. This configuration offers cost savings, but it also poses challenges for performance testing. In this guide, you’ll learn how to set up, calibrate, and analyze I-V curves using advanced tools like the Fluke PVA-1500, and discover best practices for optimizing performance in harnessed PV arrays.Why...

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  • Comparing the Fluke 5700A, 5720A & 5730A Multifunction Calibrator

    See how upgrading your Fluke 5700A or 5720A to the 5730A delivers improvements and benefits while reducing business risk. See a product comparison here.

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  • Calibration Equipment Manufacturers: 10 Things to Look for Before You Buy

    Looking to purchase a calibrator from a calibration equipment manufacturer? Grade them with these 10 criteria to make sure you get the best return on investment.

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  • Why Should I Write a Fluke Review?

    Your opinion matters! Review your Fluke tools so we can: Get your valuable insights into Fluke tools Share your opinions with others who are making a purchase decision Influence the design of future Fluke tools to better serve you on the job Write a Fluke review today. Simply find the tool you want to write a review about by clicking on the below product categories. Once you get to the desired product page, follow the prompts for writing a review. Accessories Clamp Meters Digital Multimeters...

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  • ABCs of Portable Oscilloscopes: Part 4, Capturing and analyzing waveforms

    Part 4 of this five-part series describes capturing and analyzing waveforms with a portable oscilloscope, answering that key question, "How do I know if a waveform is good or bad?". You can view Part 3 of this series, Triggering and Isolation. You can also view the complete webinar with audio and animations at the Fluke Training Center.

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  • Fluke terms of use

    Last Updated: Sept 27, 2013 PLEASE READ THESE TERMS OF USE CAREFULLY. BY ACCESSING OR USING OUR websites, mobile applications or other products or services, YOU AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THESE TERMS OF USE AND ALL TERMS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ALL OF THESE TERMS, DO NOT USE OUR WEBSITES, MOBILE APPLICATIONS OR OTHER PRODUCTS OR SERVICES. These Terms of Use ("Terms") apply to your access to, and use of, the websites, mobile applications and other products or services (collectively,...

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  • Fluke Connect® Frequently Asked Questions

    General   Q: How much does the app cost? A: The mobile app is free to download on compatible devices from the Apple App Store or Google Play. There are multiple options for purchasing subscriptions of Fluke Connect® Assets. Apple Store (iTunes) – One 12 month license subscription costs USD $249.99 Google Play – One 6 month subscription costs USD $149.99 You may also purchase both single and multiple licenses at once for your team. You can get 5-license subscriptions at USD $1,199.99...

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  • Fluke Charged Ideas FAQ

    Q: What is involved in the submission process?   A: Fluke Corporation will need two forms completed in order to review your submission Agreement to the legal terms and conditions. Attached materials detailing your idea. Q: What kinds of information should I include in a submission?   A: The attachments should include any valuable information for our product planning team. By explaining how your idea works, what scenario the product is used in and how it is of value, you will help...

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  • Troubleshooting power factor correction capacitors

    Power factor correction capacitors reduce energy costs by avoiding the premium rates that utilities charge when power factor falls below specified values.

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  • Detecting power quality issues

    The electrical power issues that most frequently affect industrial plants include voltage sags and swells, harmonics, transients, and voltage and current unbalance. The proper tools to correct these issues include knowledge and electrical test instruments ideally suited for each task.

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  • Electrical Panel Overheating for No Apparent Reason?

    Troubleshooting an electrical panel overheating problem from unusual causes; testing with the power on, ruling out harmonics—and the resolution.

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  • Moving a Production Line

    Moving or reconfiguring a production line can disrupt a complex and finely tuned system. When you move a line, electrical distribution systems, variable frequency drives (VFDs), programmable logic controllers (PLCs), lighting, communication circuitry, controls, emergency stop systems, and more are susceptible to unanticipated changes ranging from glitches to outright failures.

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  • Reliable backup power

    Since information technology (IT) installations are particularly sensitive to power supply fluctuations and distortions, they typically rely on an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to compensate. Some installations even include a second UPS supplied by a separate feeder, and a standby generator that can be set to start automatically three minutes after detecting a power interruption.

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  • Troubleshooting Programmable Automation Controller (PAC) I/O at the physical level

    The heat, dust, corrosive chemicals, moisture, and vibration common to many work environments can degrade wiring and connections, however, and a harsh electrical environment can degrade signal quality. As a result, effective troubleshooting may require an examination of wiring, connections, and the electrical characteristics of the signals as they traverse the system

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  • Troubleshooting Premature Motor Failures

    Troubleshooting premature motor failures

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  • Case study: A hospital tech develops his power quality knowledge

    Downtime is costly, both in terms of patient wellbeing and monetary costs - the X-Ray, mammography, and other systems themselves cost millions and a failure can also idle technicians or surgical teams. Most of the facilities have motor/generators and can maintain operations independent of the utility, making the power system robust but also complex.

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  • How harmonics impact equipment

    Harmonics-Understanding, measuring, and interpreting results.From minor control trips to compressor and transformer failures, harmonics can impact every type of HVAC equipment

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  • Where to use thermal cameras in data centers

    Data centers hold crucial information to most organizations’ operations, it needs to be kept secure, protected, and still accessible always. Which is why data centers also need to be inspected on a regular basis and including thermal imaging in that inspection can ensure the data house within them is safeguarded.10 steps to use a thermal camera in a data centerWhile thermal mapping, or the walk through the data center gathering thermal scans, there are multiple places you should pull out your thermal...

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  • Don't run it backwards

    There's an old saying that the first time you hook up a three-phase motor it will run backwards. If you're lucky, it will only make you look foolish. If you're not, it could severely damage expensive equipment and cost you or your employer substantial money.

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  • Beyond the multimeter, part 1: troubleshooting a variable frequency drive with a multimeter and an oscilloscope

    The digital multimeter is the mainstay of electrical troubleshooting and the tool that most of us reach for first. In Beyond the Multimeter, we look at five examples of how reaching for an oscilloscope next can make troubleshooting faster, easier, and more effective.

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  • Software reveals power of data to more maintenance managers

    CNX 3000 wireless test tool field trial by electrical contractor AECI in industrial facilities: trouble call applications

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  • Managing Machines that Run the Gamut of Manufacturing Processes

    Managing machines for manufacturing rubber and plastic: static sealing, acoustics, vibration reduction, composite components.

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  • Checking health of motors and drives

    Motors and drives, ubiquitous in industrial settings, can and do fail. Five must-have tests for these systems to prolong motor life and save energy include: thermal, vibration, shaft alignment, insulation resistance and electrical measurements.

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  • Fluke Calibration Software: Into the Future

    See an outline and overview of topics discussed at the Fluke Calibration software user group meeting in 2020. Plus get inks to recorded presentations.

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  • Notes from the Tech Support Desk

    Read this short blog post to learn how Fluke Calibration technical support works and get some tips on how to prepare for your tech support call.

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  • Leakage current measurement basics

    On circuits protected by GFCIs (Ground Fault Current Interrupters), leakage current can cause unnecessary and intermittent tripping. In extreme cases, it can cause a rise in voltage on accessible conductive parts.

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  • Clamp Meters vs Multimeters

    A digital multimeter is essentially a voltage-measuring tool with some current abilities. A clamp meter is basically a current-measuring tool with some voltage abilities. They are distinctly different instruments, each with its own advantages.

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  • 4-20 mA applications by FlukePlus members

    Fluke customers share their tool-tips for the 4-20 mA.

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  • Assessing control valves and their performance

    When assessing control valves and their performance, you need to understand the different types of valves and what they can be tested for.

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  • MET/CAL Procedure Translator

    Procedure Translator.zip (1.91 MB)Document(s): Procedure Translator Application Note (871.91 KB)This is a utility that converts legacy 5500 and 5520 FSC statements to new Name-Value Instrument (NVI) FSC statements where possible. See the Application Note for additional details.To provide feedback for improvements to the tool, email softwaresupport@flukecal.com Special instructions1.    Click on the link to download the software.2.    MDS check sum: 282097c933c369e9f63b41e984fbffcc

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  • Save money with best practices and an energy inspection checklist

    With the economic downturn, many facility managers are facing very tight operation and maintenance budgets. Capital expenditures for new HVAC mechanical equipment have likely either been frozen or eliminated.One way to free up financial resources is to tune up existing HVAC equipment. Follow best maintenance practices and the increased operating efficiency will reduce energy consumption.

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  • Safety considerations for live measurements: keep your eyes on the job at hand

    Measuring live voltages and current in today's high energy environments can result in a severe hazard to equipment and users if proper precautions are not applied. Given the risk of transients, surges, and old-fashioned human error, it always pays to follow safe work practices and use test instruments rated for the voltage or current you're measuring.

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  • Ensuring electrical circuit protection without nuisance tripping

    Whether commercial, institutional, municipal, or industrial, sooner or later, nearly every facility will experience some type of overcurrent situation. Unless they're dealt with promptly, even modest overcurrent levels can cause system components to overheat and damage insulation, conductors, and equipment.

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  • Choosing the correct fuse for your tester

    Find out what the hidden dangers of making voltage and current measurements with a tester that does not have the fuse protection that was designed into the tester - dangers than can cause serious burns, and possibly even death.

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  • 30 day load studies with the Fluke 1735 Power Logger

    To determine the existing equipment's capacity, factor in the incoming conductor size, the ratings of the equipment, and space for new circuits. To determine present loading, you'll need to either precisely calculate the existing loads, or measure them.

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  • A Slippery Slope? Not for Curling's Ice Technologists

    Preparing ice for curling competitions with the aid of Fluke infrared camera, infrared thermometer, digital thermometer, and temperature humidity meter

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  • Boiler maintenance and troubleshooting best practices

    Boilers and their associated systems are an important part of a modern commercial building's central energy plant. Prevent costly downtime and expensive equipment failures.

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  • My chiller plant is down, do you know how incredibly critical it is?

    If chilled water flow is interrupted for even a few minutes the IT server room might overheat and critical computer services could go down. Another vital area is a hospital operating room. In a plant, essential machinery uses chilled water for process cooling. While many plants have excess capacity, much of this capacity is not available at high ambient temperature and high humidity conditions.

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  • Maximizing VFD and UPS performance

    Monitoring power quality parameters in a variable frequency drive or uninterruptible power supply, can help to maximize performance. Find out how to determine what power quality parameters to measure and when as well as other associated issues such as harmonic currents.

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  • Grounding separately derived systems

    As I promised in my last column, this "Solid Ground" column deals with transformers and grounding. Let's start by addressing some definitions. Opinions differ on the "official" definition of "distribution" transformer.

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  • How to calculate the payback of test tools

    Now that budgets and staff are smaller, it's not uncommon for management to ask for justification before authorizing tool purchases. The key phrase here is return on investment (ROI), or how long will it take to save enough money, using the tool, to cover the cost of purchasing the tool.

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  • HVAC and industrial applications for the Fluke T+ and T+Pro Electrical Testers

     If you're still using these solenoid testers, it's time to trade up to an solid-state electrical tester.

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  • Part 2: Electrical testing safety

    If you find a circuit that shows voltage when there should be none, be careful what you do next. Creating an arc is unsafe and could get you fired or much worse. Be safe. Determine whether the voltage is induced by nearby, energized cables or if it is being backfed from an unknown source.

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  • VFD troubleshooting at a water-quality plant

    A Florida county water utilities department uses Fluke tools to measure VFD output filtering, Min/Max frequency, phase-to-phase voltage imbalances and motor insultation resistance checks.

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  • Fixing food processing problems with onsite, onscreen DMM trending

    Making sure that equipment delivers peak performance at all times requires ongoing troubleshooting on the part of maintenance technicians. Depending on the size and scope of the facility, operations will change over and produce many different products and packages in varying size runs.

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  • Solid ground: Increasing parallel conductor ampacity

    The most popular reason for paralleling conductors is to provide higher ampacity than a single conductor can provide. "In a typical building design, the largest conductors are usually 500 kcmil or 600 kcmil". "And many electrical contractors will actually object to 600 kcmil. If ampacity above 400 A is necessary, using parallel conductors is the only reasonable solution.

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  • Electronics in your building don't like power problems

    As we have seen, power problems have a bad effect on electronic devices. To detect a power problem, a technician will first check out the power supply to a device to make sure it is functioning properly.

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  • What is an insulation multimeter?

    The Fluke 15x7 Series Insulation Multimeter is a new category of test tool that combines a full featured True RMS DMM and a megohmmeter. It's an integrated tool for maintaining and troubleshooting motor systems, electrical distribution, and production equipment.

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