The Fluke 3000 FC Remote Industrial System offers an unique abilities for testing the equipment safely while working under full load capacity.
Thanks to the cable-less connection, the Fluke 3000 FC Remote Industrial System is fully comprehensive. De-energise the equipment and place all your probes in specific places. Re-energise and perform various measurements at safe distance. This level of safety gives confidence. Also the fact that you do not need to wear uncomfortable PPE gear is beneficial. Fluke Connect system allows for seamless data sharing.
The Fluke 3000 FC Series Multimeter with the Fluke Connect™ can perform following tests:
The Fluke v3000 FC AC Voltage Module offers:
The Fluke a3001 FC iFlex® AC Current Module for work in tight spaces:
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