Fluke 302+ CAT III Digital Clamp Meter

    July 19, 2024

    The Fluke 302+ is a compact, easy-to-use digital clamp meter made to fit the way you work. It is the perfect first-pass troubleshooting tool: small enough to fit in a work bag, tough enough to withstand daily use, and extremely simple to use. All without compromising safety. For everyday applications, where True-RMS accuracy isn’t needed, the Fluke 302+ delivers reliable measurements time after time.

    Fluke 302+ Additional Features

    • The Fluke 302+ CAT III Digital Clamp Meter is more compact, making the use of clamp-type ammeter more flexible and simpler
    • Measure AC current up to 400A
    • 30 mm large jaw
    • High accuracy of 1.8%
    • Backlit display
    • Two-year warranty

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