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Fluke equipment helps keep electrical workers out of harm’s way while also cutting, by up to 50%, the time required to work in dangerous arc flash zones.
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Fluke’s 377 FC and Fluke 378 FC non-contact voltage True-RMS AC/DC clamp meters, to minimise the risk of electrical shock when electricians make live voltage measurements.
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The new Fluke 377 FC and 378 FC Non-Contact Voltage True-rms AC/DC Clamp Meters can measure voltage and current simultaneously without touching a live wire
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Tracking down problems within a process loop can be a difficult challenge in the best of environments.
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For those who work in industries where flammable materials are present—such as petrochemical and pharmaceutical plants, oil platforms, refineries, pipelines, and mining—the potential for an explosion is a daily reality
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By allowing technicians to effectively scan equipment, structures, and processes from a longer distance, without the need to make contact with the object being inspected, thermal imagers can help reduce exposure to hazards and in some cases eliminate the need to secure a hot work permit. This is especially helpful for electrical, process control, and building inspection applications.
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In a recent survey, more than 30% of electricians admitted to not using test tools accurately rated for their work environment. It’s the cold truth that a well-built digital multimeter will perform better in demanding conditions than a second-tier model. Not only will a top-tier tool be able to stand up to your work environment, but it will help keep you safe.
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What is personal protective equipment (PPE) and why is it important?
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Electricity is a fierce power. Dangerous if not respected. Deadly if unleashed by improper tools.