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  • Hot Fix: MET/CAL version 11.1.0 Hot Fix 3

    Hot Fix: MET/CAL version 11.1.0 Hot Fix 3 (.zip)Hot Fix: MET/CAL version 11.1.0 Hot Fix 3 Read Me (.pdf)Current MET/CAL Customers:The MET/CAL 11.1.0 Hot Fix 3 release is an update to previous MET/CAL software. This update includes bug fixes. It also includes the fixes from the previous Hot Fixes.This download does not include an installer. The included files must be manually copied to the appropriate locations on your MET/CAL workstations.Do not uninstall MET/CAL 11.1.0.Follow the instructions in...

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  • Fluke Networks LinkIQ™ Duo Cable+Network+Wi-Fi Tester

    Trusted cable, network, and Wi-Fi testing made easy.

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  • ROI Calculator: See Your Savings with the Fluke 1670 Series

    As an electrical installation and maintenance professional, you know that efficiency and accuracy in testing is non-negotiable. But it shouldn’t consume your entire workday. We work alongside electricians and maintenance specialists facing challenges that hinder their productivity.

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  • Temperature Calibration

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  • Pressure Calibration

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  • Flow Calibration

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  • Calibration Software

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  • Electrical Calibration

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  • Update: MET/CAL version 11.0.2 for MET/TEAM version 3.3.1

    Update: MET/CAL version 11.0.2 for MET/TEAM version 3.3.1 (.zip)MET/CAL 11.0.2 Read Me (.pdf)Current MET/CAL Accuracy Files (.zip)Default Comm Settings File (Place in Shared Directory) (.zip) document.getElementsByClassName("field-caption-wrapper")[0].innerHTML = "MET/CAL version 11.0.2 for MET/TEAM version 3.3.1 (1.6 GB)"; This update is not for MET/CONNECT Customers. The MET/CONNECT version of this release is available here.Current MET/TEAM Customers:MET/CAL version 11.0.2 release is an update...

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  • Update: MET/CAL version 11.0.2 for MET/CONNECT version 2.1.1

    Update: MET/CAL version 11.0.2 for MET/TEAM version 3.3.1 (.zip)MET/CAL 11.0.2 Read Me (.pdf)Current MET/CAL Accuracy Files (.zip)Default Comm Settings File (Place in Shared Directory) (.zip) This update is not for MET/TEAM Customers. The MET/TEAM version of this release is available here.Current MET/CONNECT Customers:MET/CAL version 11.0.2 release is an update to previous MET/CAL software. This update includes bug fixes.Do not manually uninstall the previous version. If you do this before attempting...

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  • Hot Fix: MET/CAL version 11.0.2 Hot Fix 2

    Hot Fix: MET/CAL version 11.0.2 Hot Fix 2 (.zip)Hot Fix: MET/CAL version 11.0.2 Hot Fix 2 Read Me(.pdf)Current MET/CAL Customers:The MET/CAL 11.0.2 Hot Fix 2 release is an update to previous MET/CAL software. This update includes a bug fix for legacy calibrator FSCs. It also includes the fix from the previous Hot Fix.This download does not include an installer. The included files must be manually copied to the appropriate locations on your MET/CAL workstations.Do not uninstall MET/CAL 11.0.2.Follow...

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  • Hot Fix: MET/CAL version 11.0.2 Hot Fix

    Download MET/CAL version 11.0.2 Hot Fix (.zip)Download MET/CAL version 11.0.2 ReadMe (.pdf)Current MET/CAL Customers:The MET/CAL 11.0.2 Hot Fix release is an update to previous MET/CAL software. This update includes a bug fix for the 5540A/5550A/5560A FSCs.This download does not include an installer. The included files must be manually copied to the appropriate locations on your MET/CAL workstations.Do not uninstall MET/CAL 11.0.2.Follow the instructions in the MET/CAL 11.0.2 Hot Fix readme file...

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  • END OF SERVICE NOTICE: 5800A and 5820A

    END OF SERVICE NOTICE: 5800A and 5820A (222.96 KB)February 4, 2020To Fluke Calibration’s original 5800A and 5820A owners:Today Fluke is notifying you that the extended repair and calibration support period for the 5800A and 5820A calibrators is ending June 30th, 2020. This date is well beyond the five years of extended support Fluke Calibration offers after discontinuing a product’s manufacture (End of Life). Please see the table below for the full lifecycle of the products.Year ofFluke ModelIntroductionEnd...

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  • END OF SERVICE NOTICE: 5700A and 5720A

    END OF SERVICE NOTICE: 5700A and 5720A (211 KB)February 5, 2020 To Fluke Calibration’s 5700A and 5720A Series owners: Today Fluke is notifying you that the extended repair support period for the 5700A Series I and II and 5720A calibrators is ending June 30th, 2020, due to severe parts availability limitations. This date is well beyond the five years of extended support Fluke Calibration offers after discontinuing a product’s manufacture (End of Life). Please see the table below for the full...

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  • END OF SERVICE NOTICE: 1590 and 1575A Super Thermometers

    END OF SERVICE NOTICE: 1590 and 1575A Super Thermometers (130.61 KB)February 20, 2020 To Fluke Calibration’s 1590 and 1575A Super Thermometer owners: It has been 10 years since the end of life for the 1590 and 1575A Super Thermometers, and Fluke is now announcing the end of service for these obsolete versions of the Super Thermometer will take place on June 30, 2020. Please see  below for the full lifecycle of the products. Fluke model: 1590Introduction: 1998End of life: January 2010End of...

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  • 1594A 1595A Calibration Constant Notification

    1594A_1595A Calibration Constant Notification.pdf (97.63 KB)It was discovered that when a customer selects the “Restore Factory Default” button in the Config menu, the resistor calibration values are reset to the default values without requiring a password or notification to the customer that the values are being reset. The resistor calibration values are the instrument’s main calibration and the reset may cause out of tolerance measurements. Engineering has investigated this issue and the...

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  • Humidity Calibration and Repair Services

    Fluke Calibration provides calibration and repair services for humidity calibration equipment through our accredited calibration laboratories in American Fork, Utah (5128A RHapid-Cal® Humidity Generator and 1620A Digital Thermometer-Hygrometer) and Phoenix, Arizona (2456-LEM Laboratory Equipment Monitor). Our prices and turnaround times are competitive and our quality and capabilities are unmatched.For more information about these services or to request a quote, call 877-355-3225 or email us at...

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  • Pressure Calibration and Repair Services

    Fluke Calibration offers pressure calibration and repair services in the United States through our accredited calibration laboratories in Phoenix, Arizona and Everett, Washington. Our prices and turnaround times are competitive, and our quality and capabilities are unmatched.Complete an online request for service form.Service Request (RMA)Need help submitting an online Service Request (RMA)? Watch this brief Quick Start Video. We've also prepared a Getting Started Guide.For more information about...

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  • Temperature Calibration and Repair Services

    IntroductionFluke Calibration provides calibration and repair services for the former Hart Scientific line of temperature calibration equipment. Calibration and repair services for baths and industrial calibrators are provided in Everett, Washington, while digital thermometer readouts, 4180 and 4181 infrared calibrators, temperature probes (SPRTs, PRTs, thermistors, reference thermocouples) and other reference standards are calibrated and serviced in American Fork, Utah.Complete an online request...

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  • Flow Calibration and Repair Services

    Fluke Calibration offers flow calibration and repair services in the US through our accredited calibration laboratory in Phoenix, Arizona. Our prices and turnaround times are competitive, and our quality and capabilities are unmatched.Complete an online request for service form.Service Request (RMA)Need help submitting an online Service Request (RMA)? Watch this brief Quick Start Video. We've also prepared a Getting Started Guide.For more information about these services or to request a quote call...

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  • Electrical and RF Calibration and Repair Services

    Fluke Calibration offers instrument repair and calibration services for electrical and RF calibration equipment through our accredited calibration laboratories in Everett, Washington (see our Authorized Service Centers page for service outside of the US). Our prices are competitive and our turnaround times are excellent.Equipment types include:Frequency countersMulti-product and multifunction calibratorsVoltage, current and resistance calibratorsProcess calibratorsStandard resistorsZener reference...

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  • DH Instruments (DHI), Ruska Instruments, Pressurements and the Fluke Calibration brand

    Ruska Instruments, founded in 1944 in Houston, Texas, grew from a small manufacturer of PVT (pressure, volume, temperature) instrumentation to a leading global manufacturer of precision laboratory pressure instrumentation.  Its deep tradition of pressure metrology makes it a household name in National Metrology Institutes and in other worldwide organizations with demanding pressure calibration needs.  The Ruska brand features primary pressure standards, transfer standards, air data test sets, accessories,...

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  • DH Instruments (DHI) Pressure and Flow Calibration

    DH Instruments pressure and flow calibration is part of Fluke CalibrationDH Instruments (DHI) was founded in 1980 with one objective: to provide superior calibration solutions through innovative technology, first rate service, and uncompromisingly metrological integrity.  Now, under the Fluke Calibration name, those values and the DH Instrument commitment to excellence remain the same.DH Instruments customers include metrologists, engineers, technicians, researchers, and quality professionals worldwide...

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  • Ruska pressure calibration

    Ruska pressure calibration is part of Fluke CalibrationRuska has been a leading global manufacturer of pressure calibration instrumentation since 1944. Now, as part of Fluke Calibration, Ruska continues to offer highly accurate primary pressure standards, transfer standards, and air data test sets. Every Ruska instrument undergoes a battery of tests to make sure it meets or exceeds its performance parameters. An accredited calibration report comes with every instrument.How Ruska products fit within...

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  • Pressurements deadweight testers and comparison test pumps calibration

    Pressurements pressure calibration is part of Fluke CalibrationPressurements pressure calibration products, originally from Pressurements, Ltd in the United Kingdom, include a comprehensive series of instruments for the accurate measurement of pressure. Versatile, easy to use, and extremely accurate, these instruments include hydraulic deadweight testers and combined pressure and vacuum deadweight testers. In addition, Pressurements comparison test pumps are also now manufactured and sold through...

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  • Hart Scientific Temperature Calibration

    Hart Scientific temperature calibration is part of Fluke CalibrationHart Scientific has been a member of the metrology community for over 30 years. Now, under the Fluke Calibration name, it continues to be a leading manufacturer of temperature calibration and measurement equipment. Our experience in temperature calibration goes back 30 plus years and, as Fluke Calibration, we will still be here 30 years from now.Our customers include metrologists, engineers, technicians, researchers, and quality...

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  • Simulating thermocouples and RTDs for calibration and testing

    Thermocouples and RTDs are the most common sensors used in process temperature measurements.Simulating a process sensor signal into a process instrument or control system input enables a technician to verify whether the device responds correctly to the temperature measured by the instrument. There are many ways to perform RTD and thermocouple simulation for testing purposes.You can use a mV dc source and a mV vs temperature look up table for simulating thermocouples or a resistance decade box and...

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  • Inside flexible coil clamp meters

    Clamp meters with flexible coil probes can fit into tight spaces

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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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  • How to diagnose high-voltage surge arresters

    How to diagnose a high voltage surge arrester with a Fluke thermal imaging camera.

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  • How to set up the 1748 power quality logger

    The most important step in any measurement process is setting up your measurement device correctly. Do this incorrectly and you can find out your data is useless after a measurement cycle of days or weeks. That means starting all over again—if you can.

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  • Get peak variable speed drive efficiency through power quality analyzer

    Variable-speed motors and drives are normally much more efficient than fixed-speed types, but even they don’t always work at peak efficiency. An analysis of VSDs at one drinking water pumping station helped save over 20% of energy costs – repaying many thousands of Euros every year.Load measurement at input and output of a VSD The main energy cost for water companies comes from pumping water up from the well and through the network. Variable-speed drives match output to demand and so help minimize...

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  • How to find the root cause of intermittent production stops

    How to find the root cause of production line stoppage and reduce downtime in manufacturing.

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  • Best accessories to set up a pressure calibration

    Every process technician knows that the most difficult part about doing calibration in the field is getting all the hoses connected properly. Using the thread seal tape to seal up all the connections and having to take the time to reseal every time you perform calibrations. Not only is that time-consuming, but it could also lead to leak issues that throw off your measurements.In this video we're going to look at the best practices for doing a pressure calibration and what accessories, like fittings...

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  • Connecting to power quality loggers remotely

    Power Quality loggers are often placed in the field for long periods, so most don’t have a display. Besides attracting attention and so increasing the chance of theft, a display is simply not needed as you don’t normally use a logger for troubleshooting. Successful analysis is therefore all about gathering data.Somehow, you need to communicate with the logger. You need to tell it what and how to measure, and then download the data. With no display, a logger’s communication links are critical,...

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  • How to setup the 173x series energy logger

    Most of us work in tech support departments and one of the most frequently asked questions we receive is: how to set up a energy logger or power analyzer.We’re always happy to help so we’ve created a video that shows how you can easily setup an Energy Logger from the Fluke 173x series.Fluke 1736 Three-Phase Power LoggerThe power logger used in this video was the Fluke 1736 Three-Phase Power Logger.Fluke 1736 Three-Phase Power LoggerKey measurements: Automatically log voltage, current, power,...

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  • DC injection the new source of trouble

    Grid connected photovoltaic systems are growing in importance as sustainable energy sources.The DC power of the solar panels is converted into an AC power by inverters. These are transformerless and, besides generating AC current, also inject a small DC Current. Excessive DC current injection into an AC network can cause problems like transformer saturation, however, which will cause additional losses and reduce transformer lifetime. For measuring these DC components, we need a Power Quality Analyzer...

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  • Voltage fluctuations, flicker and power quality

    Flickering lights can have an adverse effect on health, causing fatigue, lack of concentration, migraines and in some cases, epileptic shock. The severity of reaction and sensitivity varies from person to person. Some people can see a higher rate of flickering light than others. Fluorescent lamps can occasionally develop a fault that can cause them to have noticeable flicker.While health effects are a main concern, the production line of an industrial plant can also be affected. Workers can feel...

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  • How to Measure Current with a Clamp Accessory

    How to measure current with a digital multimeter plus clamp accessory.

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  • Wind Effects on Thermal IR Images

    Understand the effects of wind on thermography. Forced convection can come in the form of wind, a fan or even a pump, and the result of this forced convection will affect the target temperature.

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  • What causes a transformer to overheat?

    Transformer infrared inspections can show you abnormal thermal overload patterns in cooling tubes which can be escalated for troubleshooting.

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  • Transients and voltage unbalance

    The electrical power issues that most frequently affect industrial plants include voltage sags and swells, harmonics, transients, and voltage and current unbalance.

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  • Fluke Pro Tips

    Fluke experts get to the heart of your maintenance and measurement questions with tips and tricks—in less than a minute.

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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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  • Four reasons a compact thermal camera is your secret weapon

    Watch an overview of Fluke’s PTi120 handheld compact thermal camera key features and ideal use

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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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  • Fluke 87V Digital Multimeter vs Fluke 87V MAX Multimeter

    Compare IP rating, battery life and other features. What is the difference between the Fluke 87V MAX and the 87V digital multimeter?

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  • Arc Flash Videos and Electrical Safety Videos

    Watch Fluke electrical safety videos. Avoid dangerous arc flash explosion accidents and other deadly industrial electrical shock hazards. Select the right PPE, design and test standards, NPFA PPE table method.

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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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  • Arc flash vs arc blast

    Arc flash vs arc blast. When an arc fault occurs, the result is a massive electrical explosion. The light and heat emitted by the explosion is known as the arc flash, and the pressure wave is known as the arc blast.

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  • Understanding the arc flash boundary

    The arc flash boundary is the minimum “safe” distance from exposed energized conductors or circuit parts that has the potential for an arc flash. The required arc-rated clothing and PPE increases rapidly as a worker approaches the potential source of an arc flash

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  • How Good Data Helps Manage PV and Microgrid Performance

    How to use data to prove the value of PV and microgrids in order to provide a safer, cheaper, more secure and more reliable distributed energy electric power system.

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  • Lockout / tagout for solar power systems

    How to LOTO a PV system. Guidance for electrical safety in solar power plants, PV installation and solar panel safety considerations.

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  • Why Digital Multimeter Accuracy and Precision Matter

    Using a multimeter that provides the right measurements is important. Knowing what those measurements mean is even more important. Accuracy and precision ensures the measurements you take will be useful; higher precision enables easier repeatability and higher accuracy means the your readings will be closer to perfect.Looking for a multimeter recommendation? Adam Savage from MythBusters has a few you might be interested in. Read the article and watch the video for details.What is the Accuracy of...

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  • A closer look at germanium lenses for thermal cameras

    Learn how to choose the right IR lens for your thermal camera and why germanium is used in thermal camera lenses.

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  • What would it take to add thermal imaging to your business?

    A thermal imaging program is a powerful tool in both preventive maintenance and when troubleshooting critical equipment; both of which can save time and money. Adding thermal imaging inspections is a huge upgrade in your ability to detect and fix issues before unexpected downtime occurs.Thermal imaging in your businessWorking in maintenance, you already have broad experience with many types of equipment and failure scenarios. Your experience, combined with a thermal camera and some basic training,...

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  • Five tips for taking quality thermal images

    The quality of a thermal image is much more than just aesthetics. It is critical to pinpointing specific areas of concern. A simple way to look at it is: IMAGE QUALITY = focus + optics + spatial resolution (pixels + field of view)

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  • Four myths about electrical safety that may surprise you

    Following electrical safety regulations in industrial plants is critical. But myths about electrical safety are rampant. Understand the facts vs myths about working in energized systems.

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  • The New Fluke 417D Laser Distance Meter takes reliability and measurement time to the next level

    EVERETT, Wash., Sept. 17, 2019 – Fluke introduces its newest, most compact laser distance meter yet—the 417D Laser Distance Meter. The 417D speeds up layouts with instant, one-button measurements up to 131 feet (40 meters) and an accuracy of 0.08 inches (± 2 mm). This ultra-portable meter increases measurement efficiency while maximizing the reliability of measurements by reducing estimation errors, saving time and money.Designed for indoor and outdoor applications, the palm-sized 417D features...

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  • Fluke 440mA 1000V Fuse

    Fluke 440mA 1000V Fuse Replacement

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  • Fluke 11A 1000V fuse

    11 amp 1000 volt fuse for Fluke digital multimeters

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  • 4 things you need to know about Industrial Ethernet

    An overview of the four main Industrial Ethernet protocols including modbus TPC/IP, EtherCAT, Ethernet/IP, PROFINET. How these communication networks differ from the commercial Ethernet LAN environment.

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  • 11 features to look for in thermal imaging software

    Robust desktop and mobile phone software is an important aspect of thermal inspection workflows. Thermography software can help enhance and clarify images, add analysis and share professional-looking reports in applications spanning mechanical, electrical, electronic equipment, building diagnostics and more.It’s important to note that analyzing thermographic imagery accurately requires special training to consider emissivity of objects and other factors like background temperature and relative...

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  • Maximizing Photovoltaic Efficiency: Commissioning a PV System for Optimal Performance

    Solar energy expert guidance on how to design and commission a photovoltaic system for maximum performance including longevity of equipment, safety and ROI.

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  • True RMS tools for energy efficient HVAC systems

    HVAC technology true-RMS meters are essential test tools for accurately measuring and troubleshooting complex HVAC control systems.

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  • The art of automation and energy efficiency

    Using Fluke tools for energy efficiency and cost savings. How the Figge Art Museum automated their HVAC control systems, reduced energy consumption and saved on annual energy costs

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  • Using thermal imaging to troubleshoot motors and drives

    Using infrared cameras to troubleshoot motor problems as well as monitoring motor conditions for preventative maintenance in power generation, manufacturing and commercial plants.

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  • How software tools can improve thermal inspection reports

    The return on investment (ROI) you can expect from adding an infrared camera (also known as a thermal imager) to your inspection tool bag depends on many variables. First and foremost it depends on whether you are an industrial plant manager or a contract

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  • Fluke 1736 and 1738 Three-Phase Power Quality Loggers

    Versatile, three-phase Fluke Connect-compatible power loggers for conducting energy, load and power quality studies.

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  • Top 3 solar PV safety hazards and how to avoid them

    Avoid these top 3 solar hazards and learn how to work safer when maintaining PV systems. You need to know the control measures to take and how to plan for a safe work environment.

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  • The hidden hazards of ground faults in PV systems

    Why DC ground faults in PV systems are hidden hazards you need to detect before it’s too late. Find the blind spots in PV systems. Solar ground fault troubleshooting.

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  • Connect to Your Assets – Integrate eMaint CMMS Software and Fluke Connect Sensors

    Gain a comprehensive historical view of maintenance activity and asset health when you integrate Fluke Connect Condition Monitoring with eMaint CMMS Software.

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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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  • What is true-RMS?

    The need for true-RMS meters has grown as the possibility of non-sinusoidal waves in circuits has greatly increased in recent years. Some examples include variable speed motor drives, electronic ballasts, computers, HVAC, and solid-state environments.

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  • Fluke Tools + Future of Wind Power and Solar Energy

    Watch this video to how Fluke tools are supporting the future of solar energy, wind power and renewable energy.

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  • Arc flash protection with thermal imaging

    Understand what the NFPA 70E standards for arc flash PPE assessment means for thermographers using thermal imaging camera.

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  • Best tools for energy efficiency management

    Make energy efficiency a part of your preventive maintenance plan to make a positive impact on your bottom line, improve plant performance, and maintain uptime.

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  • Calibrating a HART temperature transmitter

    Calibrating a HART temperature transmitter requires an accurate temperature simulator or temperature source, mA measurement, and a HART communication tool for calibration. You can use separate tools or a calibrator that integrates all three to perform this task. HART is an industry standard defining the communications protocol between smart field devices and a control system that uses 4-20 mA wiring. Before going to the field, gather the needed calibration and communication test tools. If testing...

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  • Case study: See how the 438-II Motor Analyzer is building an underwater fan club

    Watch the video to see how the Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium uses the Fluke 438-ii power quality analyzer and motor analyzer to reduce water and energy use.

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  • 9 Things You’ll Love About the Fluke T6-1000 PRO Electrical Tester

    Why choose the Fluke T6 Electrical tester? Read 9 things to love about the first electrical tester that performs AC current, AC voltage and frequency up to 1000 V AC without test leads.

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  • Guide to machine faults and how to get to root cause

    90 percent of machine faults fall into four main categories: misalignment, imbalance, looseness, or bearing wear. Using root cause analysis can help you identify where a problem began and what caused it.

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  • How insulated tools work

    Insulated hand tools provide critical safety protection for electricians and technicians who work with live electrical equipment.

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  • Why insulated tools are important

    Insulated electrical tools are critical for electrical safety.

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  • The 7 Best Tools for Electricians in 2024

    We recently asked electricians what they considered their top 5 essential tools—there were a few ties, so we’re sharing their top 7.

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  • How to improve power factor

    Learn how to improve power factor, including specific solutions for different root causes of poor power factor.

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  • What is the safest way to work in the danger zone? Don’t.

    According to the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) Recommended Practices for Health and Safety Programs, a 50-person plant typically can increase productivity by 13% and save more than $265,000 in faulty products by implementing a rigorous safety and health program.

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  • Demystifying Failure Modes: Matching Machines and Failure Modes

    The Fluke 810 Vibration Tester locates and identifies the four most common types of mechanical faults and allows for quick and easy assessments of overall machine health.

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  • Want to be more proactive? Add route-based vibration to your technician’s toolkit

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  • What is the difference between single-phase and three-phase power?

    Learn the difference between single-phase and 3-phase power supplies, including uses and configurations.

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  • Comparing the Fluke 438-II and Fluke MDA-500

    Extend motor drive production performance, trend data over time and troubleshoot excess energy consumption. Compare the 438-II Power Quality and Motor Analyzer and the Fluke MDA-550 Motor Drive Analyzer.

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  • Case study: How to detect compressed air, gas and vacuum leaks AND find hidden profits

    What if there were a leak detection technology that could pinpoint the precise location of a leak from up to 50 meters away? The Fluke ii900 Sonic Industrial Imager, a “gamechanger” in the pursuit of finding compressed air leaks.

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  • Case study: How air leak detection equipment prevents downtime

    Find out how air leak detection equipment prevents downtime for a 150,000 square foot plant that runs approximately 400 tools on compressed air, produced by a 200-horsepower compressor.

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  • Expediting air leak detection

    Even the smallest air leaks can compound product and energy waste and lost production time—especially for a production line that cannot function without compressed air to run its tools and processes.

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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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  • What is power factor? How to Calculate Power Factor Formula

    What is power factor and why is it important? Learn how to calculate the power factor formula, each component of the equation, and why it matters.

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  • Best Non-Contact Voltage Tester

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