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The FLUKE FLK-3000FC IND is a 9-piece FC Series wireless multimeter kit built for electrical and HVAC technicians who need simultaneous multi-point measurement capability. The kit centers on the Fluke 3000 FC Series multimeter, which handles up to 1,000 volts, and pairs it with three Fluke a3001 FC wireless current modules and three iFlex i2500-10 flexible current probes rated at 400 mA AC and 400 mA DC. The 6,000-count LCD display and 25.40 mm flex jaw capacity give technicians the resolution and physical access needed for tight panel work. Operating range is -10 degrees C to 50 degrees C.
This kit suits residential and commercial electrical service work, HVAC system commissioning, and industrial troubleshooting where multiple circuits must be monitored without a second technician. The wireless FC Series architecture allows readings from the included modules to stream to the main meter or a compatible mobile device, reducing the need to reposition test leads between measurement points. The included magnetic hanging strap keeps the meter accessible hands-free during panel inspections or air-handler service.
Designed for use within the Fluke FC Series wireless measurement ecosystem. Kit includes the Fluke 3000 FC Series multimeter, three Fluke a3001 FC wireless current modules, three iFlex i2500-10 flexible current probes, AC175 alligator clips, AC285 alligator clips, TL175 test leads, TL224 test leads, and a magnetic hanging strap.
This instrument is intended for use by qualified electrical or HVAC technicians familiar with safe metering procedures on energized circuits. De-energize and lock out circuits whenever probe connections are made or changed where local codes and safety procedures require it. Verify the meter and all modules are rated for the voltage category of the circuit under test before connecting. Follow NEC and applicable local electrical codes when performing diagnostic work on live panels.
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