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The FLUKE FLK-3000FC HVAC is a seven-piece wireless multimeter kit built for HVAC service professionals who need to monitor multiple parameters simultaneously without running extra leads. The kit centers on the Fluke 3000 FC Series Wireless Multimeter and pairs it with a wireless AC current clamp module and a thermocouple thermometer, giving technicians real-time electrical and temperature readings from a single display. The main meter handles up to 1,000 volts and 400 milliamps AC and DC, with a 6,000-count LCD and resistance measurement up to 600 ohms. Operating range spans -10 degrees C to 50 degrees C, covering typical field conditions year-round.
This kit is designed for residential and light commercial HVAC diagnostics. It suits applications where a technician needs to measure supply voltage, current draw on a compressor or blower motor, and system temperatures concurrently without an assistant. The wireless clamp module allows readings to be taken at the disconnect or load center while the technician watches the meter from a safe distance. The included K-type bead thermocouple and thermocouple thermometer module extend the kit to refrigerant line, supply air, and return air temperature measurements.
The FLK-3000FC HVAC kit is compatible with the Fluke FC Series wireless ecosystem. Included modules are the Fluke a3000 FC Wireless AC Current Clamp Module and the Fluke t3000 FC Thermocouple Thermometer. Additional FC Series wireless modules sold separately may be added to expand measurement capability within the same wireless display environment.
Installation and use of this kit should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or qualified electrical professional. Always de-energize and lock out equipment before attaching or removing clamp or test lead connections at terminals. Confirm the circuit voltage does not exceed the 1,000-volt rating of the meter before taking measurements. Follow NEC and local electrical code requirements when working inside panels or disconnect enclosures.
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