Hello, Will this work with Fluke 376 True RMS AC/DC Clamp Meter with iFlex? It shows as an item bought together, But it doesn't show in the specs. TY
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I have a 381, not a 376. But I don't think that it will work. I bought my magnet for my 1507 megger. I am not positive but I googled images of 376 and looked at the back of it and there is no where that I see. If you can't get by with hanging it off of a wire with the clamp you could make it work by putting the magnet strap through your clamp, but might be a pain. It will work that way though. There is a clip designed for 87s and other models like it, and the strap can be looped also. So plan on sliding it through your clamp. They are definitely a life saver, I love the magnets. Hope that helps, good luck.
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You can try it, worse case just send it back, but I don't think it will work. Maybe you could see if you can mount it on your meter. It's a very helpful tool.
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I have a 381, not a 376. But I don't think that it will work. I bought my magnet for my 1507 megger. I am not positive but I googled images of 376 and looked at the back of it and there is no where that I see. If you can't get by with hanging it off of a wire with the clamp you could make it work by putting the magnet strap through your clamp, but might be a pain. It will work that way though. There is a clip designed for 87s and other models like it, and the strap can be looped also. So plan on sliding it through your clamp. They are definitely a life saver, I love the magnets. Hope that helps, good luck. I have a 381, not a 376. But I don't think that it will work. I bought my magnet for my 1507 megger. I am not positive but I googled images of 376 and looked at the back of it and there is no where that I see. If you can't get by with hanging it off of a wire with the clamp you could make it work by putting the magnet strap through your clamp, but might be a pain. It will work that way though. There is a clip designed for 87s and other models like it, and the strap can be looped also. So plan on sliding it through your clamp. They are definitely a life saver, I love the magnets. Hope that... » Read More I have a 381, not a 376. But I don't think that it will work. I bought my magnet for my 1507 megger. I am not positive but I googled images of 376 and looked at the back of it and there is no where that I see. If you can't get by with hanging it off of a wire with the clamp you could make it work by putting the magnet strap through your clamp, but might be a pain. It will work that way though. There is a clip designed for 87s and other models like it, and the strap can be looped also. So plan on sliding it through your clamp. They are definitely a life saver, I love the magnets. Hope that helps, good luck. « Show Less
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Yes, it is as you describe. Several FLUKE models has backlight coming from right side, causing poor luminance on left side. Other models have a better light distribution on screen. There is no problem with your clamp meter. It's just a design limitation.
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Less than my clamp-on ammeter would respond to. I'd have to disassemble the circuit and put a series meter in the circuit to find it for certain. If you call the manufacturer they probably could tell you. They do have a web site. Just a guess but I would think it wouldn't be more than about 20 mA at 120VAC.
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Ebay sells it. But make sure it's the 1 ppm, if that's what is recommended for the meter. That's the one I use.
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Hi Joseph, what I found is that the 200A meter needs a few Amps before it starts registering, this is due to the high current range... This is assuming you have wired up correctly...
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Yes, it will work with that model according to the compatible product list from fluke.
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Hmmm... well, yes it sure did do that. However I returned the one I ordered because I needed to read down to 50 ma and up to 500 ma mostly. The 376 didn't have that capability. It measured tenths of amps as I recall. I bought a different make and model and am very happy with it. It is: GTC CM100 1 mA to 100 Amps AC/DC Low Current Clamp MeterSold by Amazon.com LLC for about $140. GL Bob W5UQ ........ PS I wonder why I'm getting your question and not someone at Amazon or the Fluke factory? :-)
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No. And I know of no way a DMM could. Only clamp type meters do that and as far as I know their use is limited to AC.
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I used it as a DC test not AC. I tested it with an Oscope and found it peaked the circuit so it would work for what I bought it for. I was afraid of burning up the iunits next to what I was testing so I have very little time with it.
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Yes, it will work just fine for that. The key is that you need to either connect one end directly to the RJ45 connector or clamp onto the copper leads, then be able to get within touching distance of the copper leads at the other end. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the Fluke, it just costs more. =^..^=
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I personally believe so. Fluke is the only name in industrail enviorment when it comes to meters(controls and instermintation tech here) and I wont trudt my life with any other brand. That being said, never depend on tools alone. Use good habbits, always make sure the detector works on a known live circuit to make sure its not malfuctioning.
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Hi! - Not sure if this is a tascam 'made' product, but it works like it is. I have two recorders and bought a cheaper a/c adaptor before this one. It was a poor fit for the tascam's dc input, where as this model is a perfect fit! -Cheers! ringo.
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Yes. Most fluke leads are compatible and this looks like one of them. Good lock!
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There's no way to measure DC current with a clamp. All DC Amp meters use Hall Sensor to measure the magnetic field of the wire, thus estimate the current. In order to make this work, you have to Zero the reading every time before use, and make true it will not pick up interference magnetic fields. For the question you asked, most likely it's because there is magnetic field around and it's converted into current readings.
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I'm not familiar with Simpson meters. If you know someone who has a fluke see if theirs fit your meter. Sorry don't want to steer you the wrong way.
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Sorry, Kerry; I'm on travel away from the plant and can't check our Klein clamp-on ammeter for current ranges. You may be able to look at a spec sheet from the Klein Tools website and find those specs.Steve G.
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Lee,We have two of the Fluke 88-5 Multimeters in stock -- Tampa, FlWe can ship one today via FedEx Overnight ServiceBryan NyeOmni Controls Inc813..971-5001 x100