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Gas Flow Calibration Using molbloc/molbox is a 4-day training course in the operation & maintenance of the molbloc/molbox system.

Join our advanced piston gauge metrology class to learn theory, use & calibration of piston gauges & deadweight testers.

A five day training course on the principles and practices of pressure calibration using digital pressure calibrators and piston gauges (pressure balances).

Fluke Calibration produces the broadest range of electrical, RF, temperature, pressure & flow calibration instruments & software that help measurement professionals around the globe.

Learn to create procedures with MET/CAL software in a live, online class, without leaving your office. Save your travel budget.

Are you a MET/CAL user? Join our five-day procedure writing course for advanced users of MET/CAL® calibrations software.

Increase your calibration efficiency with automation software. Learn to configure MET/CAL® to get the most out of your calibrators.

Learn how to use MET/TEAM Test Equipment & Asset Management software to manage your lab’s equipment. Comprehensive, 5-day training.

Learn how to write Crystal Reports in MET/TEAM calibration software, from introduction to actually writing reports in class.

Join our three-day course in advanced topics in temperature metrology. Validate, refresh or expand your knowledge.

A 3-day course loaded with valuable hands-on training to help calibration technicians & engineers learn temperature calibration fundamentals.

Learn how to develop uncertainty budgets & how to understand necessary calibration processes & techniques to obtain repeatable results.

This course introduces the student to advanced metrology measurement concepts & math used in standards laboratories. Get details & register here.

Metrology 101 is a 4-day basic metrology training course with hands-on training in measurement concepts, electronics & math related to calibration equipment.

Based on a white paper by Neil Faulkner and Jeff Gust, Fluke CalibrationFluke 8588A Reference MultimeterAbstractHistorically, analog null meters, also called analog null detectors, have been used to determine zero voltage conditions in metrological applications. When digital multimeters (DMMs) became available with sensitivity comparable to null meters, they were adopted quickly, and analog null meters were set aside. However, depending on the circuit and the DMM, significant measurement errors can...

Utility-scale solar facilities are most commonly networked using fiber optic technology. The design is the same sort of point-to-point Ethernet technology based on single-mode fiber that’s used in enterprises and industrial applications, as opposed to the Passive Optical Network (PON) approach used by service providers.Fiber provides multiple benefits in large-scale solar installations:Fiber can easily cover the distances involved with solar power systems that stretch across several square miles.Fiber...

Fluke Calibration recently hosted a webinar (now available in its entirety as free and on-demand) in which a panel of Fluke associates talked about lessons learned and best practices for working, when some employees can work remotely and others must go to the calibration laboratory

In celebrating MET/CAL, we’re also celebrating the hundreds of MET/CAL users who have interacted with the application, and Fluke Calibration, over the past 30 years. Some of you have been with us since MET/CAL ran on DOS! Your willingness to ask questions, experiment, and offer your opinions (often strongly stated) have helped to shape MET/CAL as it is today, as well as the projects we are working on for the future

Learn how to improve your experience when arranging repair or calibration services for Fluke lab calibration equipment and other instruments.

Read the 8-step guide for utilizing mobile lab calibration equipment to ensure accurate and reliable results. From selecting the right tools to performing the calibration, we detail the steps to keep manufacturing running.

Should you bring humidity measurement and calibration in house? Learn to answer this question from the perspective of ROI, requirements, and workload.

If you're interested in metrology, here are some other sites you may want to know aboutStandards BodiesAmerican Society of Testing & Materials (ASTM)International Bureau for Weights and Measures (BIPM)International Organization for Standardization (ISO)National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST)AccreditationAmerican Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA)International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC)Asia Pacific Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (APLAC)European...

Learn how to select a dry well (dry block) temperature calibrator in this application note from Fluke Calibration. Choose the right calibrator for your specific workload. All Fluke options are accurate, stable, flexible, and portable. Request product pricing today.

The International Temperature Scale of 1990 (ITS-90) expanded the range of the Standard Platinum Resistance Thermometer (SPRT). This expansion presented new challenges to the thermometer industry. Among these challenges are the care and maintenance of the SPRT and the High Temperature Standard Platinum Resistance Thermometer (HTSPRT). With correct care and maintenance, an SPRT can provide years of accurate, stable measurements. Without proper care and maintenance, an SPRT can be damaged beyond repair...

The Fluke 283 FC/PV Solar Digital Multimeter and Wireless Current Clamp, True-RMS CAT III 1500V is ideal for solar power systems, ensuring safety and accuracy.

Anyone who has been in the calibration business for as long as we have knows that experience is priceless. Time has a way of teaching you what works and what doesn’t. When things are working right, the cal lab may not be a very exciting place, but it does mean you did your job. So, here are a few tips and tricks you can use to keep things up and running:The truth about calibrating temperature sensorsCalibration baths usually deliver the best resultsBoost productivity with multiple calibration bathsProtect...

Table of ContentsWhat is a calibrator?How is a calibrator used?Why is calibration important?When did people start using calibrators?What are the different types of calibrators?Who uses calibrators?How often should a calibrator be used?How do you automate calibrators?When should you upgrade an old calibrator?What is the price range of calibrators?A Variety of CalibratorsWhat is a calibrator?A formal and technical definition of “calibrator” is “a measurement standard used in calibration.” This...

Hi, this is Jeff Grossman, Sales Engineer for Fluke Calibration’s pressure and mass flow calibration solutions, here to provide you with a demonstration of one of our three modular pressure controllers. I happen to have here the 8270A which has a maximum pressure of 6000 psi complemented by the 6270A maximum pressure of 3000 psi and the 8370A with maximum pressure of 15,000 psi. The nice thing is they share a lot of commonality which makes them easy to switch between and easy to use.Very small...

a.anchor { scroll-margin-top: 100px; scroll-snap-margin-top: 100px; } Table of Contents:What is the Purpose of Calibration?How is Calibration Performed?Why is Calibration Important?Where are Calibrations Performed?When are Calibrations Performed?Who Performs Calibrations?Looking for calibration information for consumer products?What is the Purpose of Calibration?Calibration is the act of comparing a device under test (DUT) of an unknown value with a reference standard of a known value.A person typically...

The 4322 Automated Pressure Calibration System calibrates almost any pressure gauge, transducer, transmitter or switch—including vacuum, compound, absolute & high-pressure devices.

Release: MET/TEAM version 3.0.0 (with MET/CAL version 10.2.0) (.iso) Documents: MET/TEAM version 3.0.0 (with MET/CAL version 10.2.0) (.pdf) MET/TEAM 3.0.0 ReadMe (.pdf) MET/CAL 10.2.0 ReadMe (.pdf) MET/TEAM Installation Guide (Updated for version 3.0) (.pdf) Current MET/TEAM Customers: What you need to know prior to updating The MET/TEAM version 3.0.0 and MET/CAL version 10.2.0 release is a a major update to MET/TEAM and MET/CAL software. This update includes new features, improvements, bug fixes,...

Release: MET/TEAM version 3.1.1 (with MET/CAL version 10.5.0) (.iso) Documents: MET/CAL 10.5.0 Readme (.pdf) MET/TEAM Installation Guide (.pdf) MET/TEAM 3.1.1 Readme (.pdf) Update Instructions for MET/TEAM 3.1.1 and MET/CAL 10.5.0 (.pdf) This update is not for MET/CONNECT Customers.  Current MET/TEAM Customers: What you need to know prior to updating The MET/TEAM version 3.1.1 release is a a minor update to MET/TEAM software. This update includes new features, improvements, bug fixes, and minor...

MET/TEAM version 2.2 (with MET/CAL version 9.1) (.iso) Documents: MET/CAL 9.1.0 Readme (.pdf) MET/TEAM 2.2.0 Readme (.pdf) Updating to MET/TEAM 2.2 and MET/CAL 9.1 (.pdf) Current MET/TEAM Customers: What you need to know prior to updating There has been a major change to the MET/TEAM database which means updating to version 2.2 is a multistep process that could take from 8 to 24 hours depending on your database, server configuration, and network environment. There has been a major change to MET/CAL...

MET/TEAM software is a flexible and powerful application. When considering a MET/TEAM installation, you will need to think about the total cost of ownership, including installation, training, and configuring the application to conform to your business processes. Almost all customers require some level of professional assistance in these areas to get up and running successfully and efficiently as defined within their unique business requirements, processes and schedules.

Update: MET/CONNECT version 1.3.0 (with MET/CAL version 10.2.3) (.zip) Documents: MET/CONNECT 1.3.0 Installation Guide (.pdf) MET/CONNECT 1.3.0 Readme (.pdf) MET/CAL 10.2.3 Readme (.pdf) Current MET/CONNECT Customers: What you need to know prior to updating The MET/CONNECT version 1.3.0 and MET/CAL version 10.2.3 release is an update to previous MET/CONNECT and MET/CAL software. This update includes bug fixes and minor updates. You must be running MET/CONNECT version 1.2.0 before upgrading to version...

Update: MET/CONNECT version 1.2.0 (with MET/CAL version 10.2.2) (.zip) Documents: MET/CAL 10.2.2 readme (.pdf) MET/CONNECT 1.2.0 readme (.pdf) MET/CONNECT 1.2.0 Installation Guide (.pdf) Current MET/CONNECT Customers: What you need to know prior to updating The MET/CONNECT version 1.2.0 and MET/CAL version 10.2.2 release is an update to previous MET/CONNECT and MET/CAL software. This update includes bug fixes and minor updates. You must be running MET/CONNECT version 1.1.0 before upgrading to version...

Update: MET/CAL version 10.2.2 for MET/TEAM version 3.0.0 (.zip) This update is not for MET/CONNECT Customers. The MET/CONNECT version of this release is available with the MET/CONNECT 1.2.0 installer. Current MET/TEAM Customers: MET/CAL version 10.2.2 release is an update to previous MET/CAL software. This update includes bug fixes and minor updates. Do not manually uninstall the previous version. If you do this before attempting to install this version, you may lose other information and files....

Release: MET/TEAM version 3.1.1 (with MET/CAL version 10.5.0) (.iso) This update is not for MET/CONNECT Customers.  Current MET/TEAM Customers: What you need to know prior to updating The MET/TEAM version 3.1.1 release is a a minor update to MET/TEAM software. This update includes new features, improvements, bug fixes, and minor updates. You may upgrade from either version 3.0.0 or 3.1.0 directly to version 3.1.1. Upgrading from version 3.0.0 or 3.1.0 of MET/TEAM will not require you to re-request...

Release: MET/TEAM version 3.1.0 (with MET/CAL version 10.5.0) (.iso) Documents: MET/TEAM 3.1.0 Readme (.pdf) MET/CAL 10.5.0 Readme (.pdf) MET/TEAM Installation Guide (.pdf) Update Instructions for MET/TEAM 3.1.0 and MET/CAL 10.5.0 (.pdf) This update is not for MET/CONNECT Customers. The MET/CONNECT version of this release is available here. Current MET/TEAM Customers: What you need to know prior to updating The MET/TEAM version 3.1.0 and MET/CAL version 10.5.0 release is a a major update to MET/TEAM...

The 1670 Series simplifies installation test preparations, testing, documentation, and reporting to revolutionize the way you work.

908/909 Frequency references offered by Fluke enables faster frequency calibration for a wide range of instruments such as frequency counters & synthesizers.

Simply put, DC current, or Direct Current, is the unidirectional flow of electric charge. This means that the electric charge, or electricity, flows in one singular, consistent direction. Unlike its counterpart, Alternating Current (AC), DC current does not alternate its direction, but rather maintains a constant voltage. Understanding the difference between AC and DC current is integral to comprehending the application and usage of electricity in our daily lives. Check the CAT and Voltage ratings...

PV Analyzer Application The PV Analyzer Application software features a graphical interface to control the PVA-1500 and manage measurements. The software enables you to quickly create a digital replica of your solar sites with an extensive database of solar manufacturers. It allows for a precise analysis of the site performance that can be exported into a report. Solmetric PV Analyzer Application ver 5.1.343 Fluke Data Analysis Tool (DAT) The Data Analysis Tool (DAT) is a Microsoft Excel™ based...

A professional-grade wire tracer helps electricians trace wiring through walls, under floors, and in tight spaces without time-consuming guesswork. Here we explain how a wire tracer works to help an electrician locate a fault quickly and what they should look for when selecting a wire tracer for their tool kit.

a.anchor-link { scroll-margin-top: 150px; } ul.checkboxes > li { list-style-type: "\2610"; padding-left: 10px; } ul.checkboxes ul { list-style-type: disc; } Infrared building inspection checklist Select the right thermal camera What to look for during a home inspection What is thermal imaging? Thermal cameras are used as a key technology for building inspection work worldwide, allowing many building professionals to work faster, saving you time in the field, spot and document hidden issues during...

Ideal for EVSE installation and O&M technicians

Most production facilities rely on compressed air and gas to complete many tasks throughout the facility. The compressed air system design is considered when the facility is first built and often includes multiple electrically powered compressors. The energy consumed by the compressors is usually the largest cost of energy in the facility. The compressors must pressurize a vast network of hoses, connectors, regulators, and valves over throughout the building to ensure critical equipment is properly...

Ideal for analyzing data from solar PV installations and inspections.

Compressed air systems are the heart of many production and processing facilities—compressors beating out a healthy air flow through multiple branches of distribution piping to a myriad of critical equipment. Taking care of compressed air systems is, therefore, necessary to ensure they remain healthy and energy waste is minimized. There are two primary considerations gauging the health of a compressed air system: leaks and waste. Leaks happen Air leaks are common occurrences that waste compressed...

When you buy from an authorized Fluke distributor or directly from Fluke, you benefit from the original manufacturer’s warranty. Learn how to protect yourself from grey market products and counterfeit Fluke tools.

Who invented the multimeter? From galvanometers and voltmeters to digital multimeters with thermal imaging and wireless functionality. Fluke multimeter model history.

Current is the rate at which electrons flow past a point in a complete electrical circuit.

In compressed air, gas, and vacuum systems, maximizing capacity is better than adding, according to Jason Dupriest, Industrial Systems Analyst/Designer, of ADG Concepts out of Fort Worth, Texas. Starting from consultation to design and carrying on through to implementation, ADG projects range from single equipment installations to large, multiple equipment and central systems, at some of the largest manufacturing and production facilities.   Inspecting compressed gas lines in a natural gas...

Countless facilities support clusters of electronic devices, especially computers and other networked machines. Installing proper grounding and the performance of regular grounding tests can result in consistent power quality. Grounding is a low-resistance conductive connection between electrical circuits, equipment and the earth. It impacts the stability of reference voltage in a power system. Proper wiring and grounding are required in any electrical system for safe equipment operation. It is essential...

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

The easy-to-use data management and reporting solution.

Resistance is measured using analog or digital multimeters. These tools also measure current, voltage, and more for various applications. Why measure resistance? To determine the condition of a circuit or component. The higher the resistance, the lower the current flow, and vice versa. In general, the resistance of components used to control circuits (such as switches and relay contacts) starts out very low and increases over time due to factors such as wear and dirt. Loads such as motors and solenoids...

Safety is always a priority when working with electricity in industrial sites.

Custody transfer operations in the oil and gas business requires some of the most precise measurements in all of industry. As part of custody transfer, technicians routinely calibrate all the pressure and temperature transmitters involved in the flow of oil and gas as well as the pressure in the pipelines and related equipment themselves.Fluke offers both handheld and desktop precision pressure calibrators and test gauges accurate and rugged enough for gas and custody applications. Plus, many of...

How to protect yourself from the dangers of counterfeit Fluke products. How to ensure that you purchase genuine Fluke items and what to do if you believe you have.

What is IEC 61000-4-30 standard? The IEC 61000-4-30 standard ensures that the measurement results from Power Quality analyzers and loggers of different makes and models match up; so measurement results are comparable without any doubts. This is extremely important, especially when there is a dispute about supply voltage quality between different parties going on. To comply with this standard, the instruments should measure and evaluate in exactly the same way. The standard covers PQ phenomena like...

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.

Rugged, dustproof IP67 outer shell for the most extreme work sites. Measure up to 1000 V ac and dc.

At Fluke, our commitment to quality is the foundation of our success. We are dedicated to delivering products and services that meet or exceed the highest quality standards in the industry, as defined by ISO requirements, customer expectations, and our own corporate values. Our practices reflect our commitment to customer satisfaction, continuous improvement, and the pursuit of excellence across our operations worldwide.Fluke Corporate Quality Manuals and PoliciesQuality ManualsFluke Corporate Quality...

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...

Rollout of wireless Fluke Connect-enabled tools is a critical element in Rosendin’s drive to use the Internet of Things to take electrical commissioning to the next levelEVERETT, Wash., Jan. 31, 2018 – Rosendin Electric, Inc., a national employee-owned company and one of the largest electrical contractors in the United States, is deploying the Fluke® 376 FC True-rms AC/DC Clamp Meter with iFlex® and Fluke 1587 FC Insulation Multimeter to all its commissioning teams at mission-critical project...

Grounding Basics

Maintenance professionals may not realize how using vibration sensors can improve facility efficiency. Learn about which industrial sectors can benefit from vibration sensors.

Three organizations found cost and time savings after implementing the Fluke 3540 FC Three-Phase Power Monitor into their maintenance programs.

Work fast with integrated non-contact voltage detection.

If you or your company are looking for ways to build more electrical skills, consider this two-hour online course on Digital Multimeter Basics from Fluke. We developed this course to help multimeter users get more out of their meters. Whether you use a multimeter for basic electrical installation and commissioning, repairs and troubleshooting, or your own personal work, the information in this course will help you get the job done. Using a multimeter to measure voltage is fairly straight forward,...

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT)-the concept of interconnected applications, equipment, and technology- is more than just an abstraction.

MacDonald-Miller standardized on the Fluke 902 Clamp Meter when it came out several years ago.

The Motor and Drive Troubleshooting online course is designed to help maintenance professionals better understand the electrical, electronic and mechanical aspects of motor-drive system health. This course will help you better evaluate and troubleshoot three categories of common motor/drive issues: erratic, repeating, and preventable faults and failures. Constantly troubleshooting the same or similar motor and drive problems can not only be a headache, it can severely impact uptime and the cost of...

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At Fluke Corporation, your safety is our top priority. This free, self-paced, online course describes the electrical dangers you may face in the workplace, the safety standards to protect you and the best practices involved with test tool safety. Making a mistake while working on a high-energy electrical system can deliver a deadly blow to anyone who fails to take the right safety precautions. That’s why, at Fluke Corporation, your safety is our top priority. Objective In this 4-hour online course...

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Wireless testing survey results with comments and insights from Fluke tool users

Product counterfeiting is a serious issue. An estimated $1 billion in counterfeit products enter the US each year. Around $300 million to $400 million of these are counterfeit electrical products. Internationally, product counterfeiting costs global industries around $600 billion annually.

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

Managing VFD voltage with a shaft grounding kit to detect shaft currents and eliminate downtime for customers, with a Fluke ScopeMeter™ oscilloscope

All mine sites have grounded electrical systems, so that in the event of a lightning strike or utility overvoltage or ground fault, the current would be able to find a safe path to earth or the neutral of the transformer.

In the world of handheld digital multimeters, maintenance professionals are being deluged with new models, new manufacturers, new functionality, claims about ruggedness, claims about water- and dust-resistance - the list goes on and on.

The Fluke 416D and 411D laser distance meters measure distance to a target up to 60 m (200 ft) away using the unit's laser spot, and can do a quick calculation of area (square feet/meters) and volume. Accuracy is up to 1.5 mm (1/16 in).

12:1 distance to spot ratio in a small, lightweight IR tool.

Designed with your on-the-job needs in mind, the Fluke 62 MAX, 62 MAX+ Mini Infrared Thermometers are everything you'd expect from the experts in measurement tools. Small in size, extremely accurate and very easy to use.

A high performance, 240 x 180 thermal imaging camera. Includes wireless and LaserSharp™ auto focus making it ideal for maintenance professionals.

A high performance, 320 x 240 infrared camera. Perfect for maintenance professionals due to its high-end features including wireless & LaserSharp™ auto focus.

Versatile, rugged multimeter and general-purpose clamp meter.