Fluke 1621 Earth Ground Tester

Fluke 1621 Earth Ground Tester

·         Ensure accurate measurements with automatic ‘noise’ voltage detection

·         3-pole Fall-of-Potential earth testing for basic measurements & 2-pole for added versatility

·         Instantly be alerted to measurements outside of your set limit, when you use the adjustable limit setting

Product Details

Earth Ground Tester for resistance measurement The Fluke 1621 is an easy-to-use earth ground tester. For ground resistance testing, the 1621 is the first line of defense in detecting reliable ground connections. The unit features basic ground testing methods including 3-pole Fall-of-Potential as well as 2-pole ground resistance tests. Its convenient size, rugged holster, and large, clear LCD display make it an ideal field earth ground tester, for most electrical grounding work environments. With a simple user interface and intuitive functionality, the Fluke 1621 is a handy grounding tool for electrical contractors, utility test engineers, and earth ground specialists. 3-pole Fall-of-Potential earth testing for basic measurements.

2-pole resistance measurements for added versatility. Easily capture values with single-button operation. Ensure accurate measurements with automatic ‘noise’ voltage detection. Hazardous voltage warning offers increased user protection. Clearly read and record data with a large, backlit display. Rugged holster and design for tough work environments. Portable size allows for easy transportation. Instantly be alerted to measurements outside of your set limit, when you use the adjustable limit setting 600 V Cat II.

Available :

·         Fluke 1621 Main Unit

·         Cable Test Lead (2)

·         Aligator Clip (2)

·         Manual Book

·         CD Rom

·         Fluke 1621 Main Unit

·         FluCable Test Lead (2)

·         Aligator Clip (2)

·         Stake Pole (3 Set)

·         Cable Reel 50M Ground Wire

·         Cable Reel 25M Ground Wire

·         Manual Book

·         CD Rom

·         Hard Carrying Case