Fluke 323 clamp meter, When only the best will do!
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
- I hope you guys enjoyed this as much as I have. I know may i have the gift of gab, but it's easy to ramble about stuff you like. If your interested in grabbing one of these little beauties to add to your arsenal, check out the link below to get one for yourself! Keep an eye out for more awesome Fluke content coming in the near future!
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Fluke has been around for eons. And rightfully so, they are the benchmark of meters. My son, a studio electrician, swears by Fluke. I wish you the best with this partnership Dan.
Thank you!!!
Retired Air Force crypto tech. Almost all of our test equipment was made by FLUKE. Including our bench stuff, frequency counters etc. Great video-I appreciate your passion for your career. No one appreciates us technicians until the “wheels fall off the cart”, then they can’t find the cart! Also remember, the rush job… there’s always time to do it over when “ in the rush” someone screws it up. God bless you and your family! 🙏👍
Thank you so much!! You also!
I'm glad to hear that Fluke is working with you. That model seems to be missing a bit of functionality between DC amperage, the ability to measure max inrush current and a backlight. I got a Klein CL390 a year or so ago and really like it. I like the backlight.
Love my Fluke, been my meter of choice for 40 years. And probably when I've forgotten my own name, I'll still know Ohm's Law and the resistor color codes.
For a guy that’s just spitballing, you’re a very good teacher. Great video!
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Fluke is the best. I do automotive electrical diagnosis and i only use fluke multimeter Fluke 88V. It's accurate & precise. I've had it for 20 years and still going. I did a comparison of continuity on a solenoid on another brand multimeter & that multimeter was way off. Nothing beats Fluke. Thanks for sharing
I still have and still use my old Fluke 8020a meter. I got the thing second hand in the early 90's and its still going..... I have a 323 as well and its a darn good unit.
dude this is all the cool industrial stuff I wanted to learn about, awesome video! keep them coming!
Thanks! Will do!
I use my Fluke 87 meters daily. And I also have the amp clamps and a Fluke 787B Processmeter for when I need to troubleshoot 4-20ma stuff. Love my FLUKE!
I have a Fluke 177 & the pocket one that I do not remember the model # of. I clime ladders to check D/C volts and the one that fits in your shirt pockets is great for small jobs. I also have a different amp clamp but would rather order the Fluke that does D/C.
You can not forget about Simpson meters for they are one of the best for analog meters out there and they do have their purposes but not for a beginner. Good video and keep up the good work. Everyone one from being a pro to a beginner can learn something new if they open their mind up to learning.
Thank you! I totally agree!
Plenty of other Amp Clamps are just as good, and reliable, for less than 1/2 the price.
p.s. I love my Fluke DMM!!!
Wait isnt the Fluke 381 their premium flagship model for clamp meters?
Hey Dan. I just found your channel...or maybe it found me. Anyway, I really like this stuff. I was as mechanic and flight engineer for 24 years. I have a request...can you do some videos on PLCs? Things have changed so much since I started turning wrenches and I really need to upgrade some of my skills. I know that a lot of this can just be bought off the shelf and rigged up to build cool applications...but how does one get started and what are some good sources?
Welcome aboard! That’s a great topic for a video!!
Talked to my son and he told me he has a 323 and loves his too. Guess he's in good company,
He has great taste!
I know, he has me for a Father
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Hey Dan. Let me ask you. How did you find the selector knob. I have had many fluke meter and always found the dials very positive when turning and kocking in to a selection. I bought a 324 a few months ago and it turns very easily and is not at all positively latching at the stops. It allows it to also turn on in my bag kind of easy too.
I found no issues with this one. I feel like it’s equal with all other Flukes I have used
Very limited functions it only reads down to a tenth of an amp and doesn't measure the peak inrush of the motor doesnt do DC amps and not backlit must be Flukes budget model
It’s a good all around down and dirty starting out meter
I believe "FLUKE" is the "Gold Standard" by which all others are measured against.
Absolutely!
Looking forward to this one lol, we have these at work like I said on your last post.
I have never used the clamp for anything other than holding the meter up so I can read it while I hold the probes lol.
I'm familiar with how easy it makes amp draw tests but those just never come up in my job.
Will be interested to see the things my knowledge gap is causing me to miss out on
You being so safety conscious makes me almost regret cutting my probes and splicing them at about a foot so i dont have 10 foot of dangling wire lol
It has worked on 480 so far 😅