Fluke FLK-V3000FC Wireless Voltage Clamp Meter True Rms

Product Description

The FLUKE FLK-V3000FC is a wireless voltage clamp meter designed for electricians and HVAC technicians who need accurate, real-time electrical measurements without being tethered to a single test point. The meter features a True RMS AC wave measurement for accurate readings on non-sinusoidal waveforms, and a 6000-count digital display for high-resolution readings. The wireless capability allows this meter to integrate with compatible FLUKE Connect systems, enabling remote monitoring and data logging during diagnostics. It runs on standard AA batteries, making field replacement simple. This tool is appropriate for residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical service work.

The FLK-V3000FC is suited for use in panel troubleshooting, motor circuit analysis, HVAC system diagnostics, and general electrical service calls. Its wireless data transmission is particularly useful when a technician needs to monitor voltage at a remote location in a panel or equipment cabinet while making adjustments elsewhere. The digital clamp form factor allows non-contact current measurement in tight wiring spaces typical of electrical panels and mechanical equipment rooms.

Key Features

• True RMS AC measurement for accurate readings on variable-frequency and non-linear loads
• 6000-count digital display for high-resolution voltage and current readings
• Wireless connectivity compatible with FLUKE Connect for remote monitoring and data logging
• Powered by standard AA batteries for easy field replacement
• Compact clamp form factor suited for tight panel and equipment cabinet spaces

Compatibility

Designed for use as a wireless clamp meter module in electrical and HVAC diagnostic applications. Intended for use with the FLUKE Connect wireless measurement system where wireless data transmission to a compatible device is required.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of this meter should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified HVAC technician familiar with electrical safety practices. De-energize circuits where required by local electrical codes before connecting test leads or positioning the clamp. Follow NEC and applicable local codes for safe work practices around energized equipment. Inspect the meter and leads for damage before each use and do not exceed the rated measurement limits of the instrument.