An earth tester checks whether an earthing installation does its job and safely diverts current in the event of a fault or overvoltage. You use it to measure the earth electrode resistance and establish whether the installation stays within the prescribed limit values, a requirement at commissioning and periodic inspection. Depending on the instrument, you measure with earth stakes and test leads, or contactless with a current clamp around the earth conductor, handy where you cannot drive stakes into the ground.
When choosing, look at the measuring range, the measurement methods and the accuracy that the standard for your work demands. A clear readout and a memory function make reporting afterwards simpler and more reliable. For installers, inspectors and maintenance services an earth tester is indispensable for making electrical safety demonstrable. Always work according to the applicable safety regulations and check the test leads for damage before every measurement.
Combine the results with your other measuring and inspection instruments so you record a complete, substantiated inspection that hands over without dispute.
r: 02957863 p: 2226.51 pid: 71575 b: FLUKE q: 0 st: lt: 15 ean: 0095969831185 sr: FLUKE 4829532 sr_no_br: 4829532 sr_no_br_cl: 4829532 sr_cl: FLUKE4829532 sr_dash: sold: 22265.1 p_range: none type: standard act: 1 avo: 1 av: n: FLUKE 1630-2 FC wireless current clamp / earth tester - 4829532 cn: EARTH TESTER cn2: EARTH TESTER cn_clear: EARTHTESTER d: Product description: Test equipment earthing components in hard-to-reach places, such as inside buildings or in fully paved areas where you cannot insert an auxiliary grounding pin. Stay online: determine ground loop resistance without disconnecting and reconnecting the grounding electrode to the system. The Fluke 1630-2 FC grounding clamp without electrode has the high quality and ruggedness you expect from Fluke. The heavy-duty clamping jaws remain aligned and calibrated even during daily use in industrial environments. Electrode-less measurement The 1630-2 FC clamp measures ground loop resistance for multi-grounding systems using the dual clamp jaw. This testing technique eliminates the dangerous and time-consuming disconnection of parallel earthing pins and the search for suitable locations to place auxiliary earthing pins. You can also carry out earthing tests in places that were previously difficult to access: inside buildings, on high-voltage pylons, or anywhere you do not have access to auxiliary earthing pins. Fluke Connect wireless system The 1630-2 FC supports the Fluke Connect wireless system (may not be available in all regions). Fluke Connect wirelessly connects the current clamp to an app on your smartphone or tablet. The app shows the earth resistance measurements on the display of your smartphone or tablet. You can store these measurements, your phone's GPS location and images in the Fluke Connect Cloud storage and share them with your team. Key features AC ground fault current measurement Identify AC leakage currents without disconnecting the earth pin from the earthing system, ideal for system fault finding. Robust The heavy-duty jaws of the current clamp remain aligned and calibrated, even in daily use in industrial environments. Recording measurements The clamp ground tester saves time by automatically recording data at preset intervals and stores up to 32,760 readings in memory at the set recording interval. Saves time by recording and storing measured values. Alarm threshold User-definable high/low alarm thresholds, for quick evaluation of measured values. Band-pass filter Selectable band-pass filter function that eliminates unwanted noise from AC leakage current measurement. ds: dsc: kts: wireless current clamp / earth tester kpn: 1630-2 FC kpn_dash: 1630 kpn_clear: 16302FC bkpn: FLUKE 1630-2 FC bkpn_clear: FLUKE 16302FC c_path: Home / Tools / Measuring and inspection technique / Digital measuring and inspection instruments / Digital measuring instruments / Earth tester | Home / Our brands / Fluke / Fluke tools / Fluke measuring and inspection technique / Fluke digital measuring and inspection instruments / Fluke digital measuring instruments / Fluke earth tester sr_no_br_cl_ns: 4829532 sr_ns: FLUKE4829532
r: 02953742 p: 5554.338 pid: 73492 b: FLUKE q: 0 st: lt: 10 ean: 0095969666879 sr: FLUKE 4325181 sr_no_br: 4325181 sr_no_br_cl: 4325181 sr_cl: FLUKE4325181 sr_dash: sold: 0 p_range: none type: standard act: 1 avo: 1 av: n: FLUKE 1625-2 KIT GEO earthing test kit in carrying case - 4325181 cn: EARTH TESTER cn2: EARTH TESTER cn_clear: EARTHTESTER d: Product description: The Fluke 1625-2 GEO ground tester offers the ability to store and download data via the USB port. Top-class accessories ensure simple and fast measurement procedures. 3- and 4-pole potential loss and earth resistance measurements 4-pole ground resistance measurement Selective earth pin measurement with 1 current clamp Selective earth pin measurement with 2 current clamps IP56 classified for outdoor use Sturdy carrying case Data storage and transfer via USB The tester is also easy to use. For each measurement, the tester indicates which electrodes or current clamps should be connected. The large rotary switch can be used even when wearing gloves. Key features Electrode-less measurement The Fluke 1625-2 earth ground tester can measure loop resistances in grounding systems using only current clamps. In this testing method, two current clamps are placed around the earth pin and each current clamp is connected to the tester. No earth electrodes are used. One current clamp induces a known, fixed voltage and the current is then measured by the other current clamp. The tester then automatically determines the resistance of the earth pin. This measurement method only works if a connected earthing system is present for the building or structure being tested, but this is usually the case. If there is only one earth connection, as is the case in many homes, the electrodeless method does not provide an acceptable value and the potential loss test method should be used. An electrodeless measurement does not require the earthing pin to be disconnected. As a result, the connected earthing system remains intact during measurement. The time-consuming placing and connecting of electrodes for each earth pin on the system is a thing of the past; a significant time saver. You can also perform earthing tests in places that were previously out of the question, namely inside buildings, in high-voltage pylons and anywhere you do not have access to the ground. The most complete tester The Fluke 1625-2 is a unique earth ground tester that can take earth ground measurements in all four ways: 3- and 4-pole potential loss measurement (using electrodes) 4-pole soil resistance test (using electrodes) Selective test (to be performed using 1 current clamp and earth pins) Electrodeless test (using only 2 current clamps) ds: dsc: Scope of delivery GEO earthing tester User manual Batteries Quick guide USB cable 2 current clamps C1620 professional carrying case 4 earth electrodes 3 wire reels kts: GEO earthing test kit in carrying case kpn: 1625-2 KIT kpn_dash: 1625 kpn_clear: 16252KIT bkpn: FLUKE 1625-2 KIT bkpn_clear: FLUKE 16252KIT c_path: Home / Tools / Measuring and inspection technique / Digital measuring and inspection instruments / Digital measuring instruments / Earth tester | Home / Our brands / Fluke / Fluke tools / Fluke measuring and inspection technique / Fluke digital measuring and inspection instruments / Fluke digital measuring instruments / Fluke earth tester sr_no_br_cl_ns: 4325181 sr_ns: FLUKE4325181
r: 02953739 p: 3785.909 pid: 73486 b: FLUKE q: 0 st: lt: 10 ean: 0095969666855 sr: FLUKE 4325162 sr_no_br: 4325162 sr_no_br_cl: 4325162 sr_cl: FLUKE4325162 sr_dash: sold: 0 p_range: none type: standard act: 1 avo: 1 av: n: FLUKE 1625-2 GEO earth dispersion resistance meter - 4325162 cn: EARTH TESTER cn2: EARTH TESTER cn_clear: EARTHTESTER d: Product description: The Fluke 1625-2 GEO ground tester offers the ability to store and download data via the USB port. Top-class accessories ensure simple and fast measurement procedures. 3- and 4-pole potential loss and earth resistance measurements 4-pole ground resistance measurement Selective earth pin measurement with 1 current clamp Selective earth pin measurement with 2 current clamps IP56 classified for outdoor use Sturdy carrying case Data storage and transfer via USB The tester is also easy to use. For each measurement, the tester indicates which electrodes or current clamps should be connected. The large rotary switch can be used even when wearing gloves. Key features Electrode-less measurement The Fluke 1625-2 earth ground tester can measure loop resistances in grounding systems using only current clamps. In this testing method, two current clamps are placed around the earth pin and each current clamp is connected to the tester. No earth electrodes are used. One current clamp induces a known, fixed voltage and the current is then measured by the other current clamp. The tester then automatically determines the resistance of the earth pin. This measurement method only works if a connected earthing system is present for the building or structure being tested, but this is usually the case. If there is only one earth connection, as is the case in many homes, the electrodeless method does not provide an acceptable value and the potential loss test method should be used. An electrodeless measurement does not require the earthing pin to be disconnected. As a result, the connected earthing system remains intact during measurement. The time-consuming placing and connecting of electrodes for each earth pin on the system is a thing of the past; a significant time saver. You can also perform earthing tests in places that were previously out of the question, namely inside buildings, in high-voltage pylons and anywhere you do not have access to the ground. The most complete tester The Fluke 1625-2 is a unique earth ground tester that can take earth ground measurements in all four ways: 3- and 4-pole potential loss measurement (using electrodes) 4-pole soil resistance test (using electrodes) Selective test (to be performed using 1 current clamp and earth pins) Electrodeless test (using only 2 current clamps) ds: dsc: Scope of delivery GEO earthing tester User manual Batteries Quick guide USB cable kts: GEO earth dispersion resistance meter kpn: 1625-2 kpn_dash: 1625 kpn_clear: 16252 bkpn: FLUKE 1625-2 bkpn_clear: FLUKE 16252 c_path: Home / Tools / Measuring and inspection technique / Digital measuring and inspection instruments / Digital measuring instruments / Earth tester | Home / Our brands / Fluke / Fluke tools / Fluke measuring and inspection technique / Fluke digital measuring and inspection instruments / Fluke digital measuring instruments / Fluke earth tester sr_no_br_cl_ns: 4325162 sr_ns: FLUKE4325162
r: 02953740 p: 3778.099 pid: 71282 b: FLUKE q: 0 st: lt: 10 ean: 0095969666862 sr: FLUKE 4325170 sr_no_br: 4325170 sr_no_br_cl: 4325170 sr_cl: FLUKE4325170 sr_dash: sold: 0 p_range: none type: standard act: 1 avo: 1 av: n: FLUKE 1623-2 KIT GEO earth diffusion resistance kit (incl. earth stake/cable, current clamp) - 4325170 cn: EARTH TESTER cn2: EARTH TESTER cn_clear: EARTHTESTER d: Product description: The Fluke 1623-2 GEO ground tester offers the ability to store and download data via the USB port. Top-class accessories ensure easy and fast measurement procedures. 3- and 4-pole potential loss and earth resistance measurements 4-pole ground resistance measurement Selective earth pin measurement with 1 current clamp Selective earth pin measurement with 2 current clamps IP56 classified for outdoor use Sturdy carrying case Data storage and transfer via USB The tester is also easy to use. For each measurement, the tester indicates which electrodes or current clamps should be connected. The large rotary switch can be used even when wearing gloves. Key features Electrode-less measurement The Fluke 1623-2 earth ground tester can measure loop resistances in grounding systems using only current clamps. In this testing method, two current clamps are placed around the earth pin and each current clamp is connected to the tester. No earth electrodes are used. One current clamp induces a known, fixed voltage and the current is then measured by the other current clamp. The tester then automatically determines the resistance of the earth pin. This measurement method only works if a connected earthing system is present for the building or structure being tested, but this is usually the case. If there is only one earth connection, as is the case in many homes, the electrodeless method does not provide an acceptable value and the potential loss test method should be used. An electrodeless measurement does not require the earthing pin to be disconnected. As a result, the connected earthing system remains intact during measurement. The time-consuming placing and connecting of electrodes for each earth pin on the system is a thing of the past; a significant time saver. You can also perform earthing tests in places that were previously out of the question, namely inside buildings, in high-voltage pylons and anywhere you do not have access to the ground. The most complete tester The Fluke 1623-2 is a unique earth ground tester that can take earth ground measurements in all four ways. 3- and 4-pole potential loss measurement (using electrodes) 4-pole ground resistance test (using electrodes) Selective test (using 1 current clamp and electrodes) Electrode-less test (using only 2 current clamps) ds: dsc: Scope of delivery GEO earthing tester User manual Batteries Quick guide USB cable 2 current clamps C1620 professional carrying case 4 earth electrodes 3 wire reels kts: GEO earth diffusion resistance kit (incl. earth stake/cable, current clamp) kpn: 1623-2 KIT kpn_dash: 1623 kpn_clear: 16232KIT bkpn: FLUKE 1623-2 KIT bkpn_clear: FLUKE 16232KIT c_path: Home / Tools / Measuring and inspection technique / Digital measuring and inspection instruments / Digital measuring instruments / Earth tester | Home / Our brands / Fluke / Fluke tools / Fluke measuring and inspection technique / Fluke digital measuring and inspection instruments / Fluke digital measuring instruments / Fluke earth tester sr_no_br_cl_ns: 4325170 sr_ns: FLUKE4325170
r: 02953736 p: 2271.694 pid: 72790 b: FLUKE q: 0 st: lt: 10 ean: 0095969666848 sr: FLUKE 4325155 sr_no_br: 4325155 sr_no_br_cl: 4325155 sr_cl: FLUKE4325155 sr_dash: sold: 0 p_range: none type: standard act: 1 avo: 1 av: n: FLUKE 1623-2 GEO earth dispersion resistance meter - 4325155 cn: EARTH TESTER cn2: EARTH TESTER cn_clear: EARTHTESTER d: Product description: The Fluke 1623-2 GEO ground tester offers the ability to store and download data via the USB port. Top-class accessories ensure easy and fast measurement procedures. 3- and 4-pole potential loss and earth resistance measurements 4-pole ground resistance measurement Selective earth pin measurement with 1 current clamp Selective earth pin measurement with 2 current clamps IP56 classified for outdoor use Sturdy carrying case Data storage and transfer via USB The tester is also easy to use. For each measurement, the tester indicates which electrodes or current clamps should be connected. The large rotary switch can be used even when wearing gloves. Key features Electrode-less measurement The Fluke 1623-2 earth ground tester can measure loop resistances in grounding systems using only current clamps. In this testing method, two current clamps are placed around the earth pin and each current clamp is connected to the tester. No earth electrodes are used. One current clamp induces a known, fixed voltage and the current is then measured by the other current clamp. The tester then automatically determines the resistance of the earth pin. This measurement method only works if a connected earthing system is present for the building or structure being tested, but this is usually the case. If there is only one earth connection, as is the case in many homes, the electrodeless method does not provide an acceptable value and the potential loss test method should be used. An electrodeless measurement does not require the earthing pin to be disconnected. As a result, the connected earthing system remains intact during measurement. The time-consuming placing and connecting of electrodes for each earth pin on the system is a thing of the past; a significant time saver. You can also perform earthing tests in places that were previously out of the question, namely inside buildings, in high-voltage pylons and anywhere you do not have access to the ground. The most complete tester The Fluke 1623-2 is a unique earth ground tester that can take earth ground measurements in all four ways. 3- and 4-pole potential loss measurement (using electrodes) 4-pole ground resistance test (using electrodes) Selective test (using 1 current clamp and electrodes) Electrode-less test (using only 2 current clamps) ds: dsc: Scope of delivery GEO earthing tester User manual Batteries Quick guide 2 measuring leads USB cable kts: GEO earth dispersion resistance meter kpn: 1623-2 kpn_dash: 1623 kpn_clear: 16232 bkpn: FLUKE 1623-2 bkpn_clear: FLUKE 16232 c_path: Home / Tools / Measuring and inspection technique / Digital measuring and inspection instruments / Digital measuring instruments / Earth tester | Home / Our brands / Fluke / Fluke tools / Fluke measuring and inspection technique / Fluke digital measuring and inspection instruments / Fluke digital measuring instruments / Fluke earth tester sr_no_br_cl_ns: 4325155 sr_ns: FLUKE4325155
