How To Measure Current On A Power Cord With The Fluke 375 AC/DC Clamp Meter

[@TKettle]

7 year old video just saved my butt. I did not realize that measuring adapters had multiplier windings! I thought my fluke 325 was defective when I measured my space heater to be pulling 20,000 watts haha!

[@juancarlossandoval5628]

Need help,, my fluke 325 measures 0.21 on x1 and between 2.5 and 2.6 on x10 do I need to have it calibrated?

[@richie5629]

Why am i getting different reaadings(amps) based on how the instrument is oriented?

[@JanutoloJon]

What is that device your using with the meter that is plugged in?

[@Rxercist]

I also need to know this haha. Is there any benefit to it over using a kill-a-watt?

[@GuyFromJupiter]

They're generally called line splitters. They're actually not as easy to find as you would expect since you can't always get them at Lowe's or Home Depot, but you should be able to find one at pretty much any Harbor Freight, or you can always order them online.

[@Munzer1977]

can i Measure DC current with this meter ,,? thank you

[@fluke]

Hi there - Yes, you can measure AC and DC current to 600 A. More product details can be found here on our website: bit.ly/2S7xbkN - Thanks!

[@fostexfan160]

can you measure amperage with the probes?

[@fluke]

Hi there - Yes, the 375 is compatible with the iFlex flexible current probe (sold separately), which expands the measurement range to 2500 A AC.

[@templesucez3207]

Thanks