Fluke 374 True-RMS AC/DC Clamp Meter, 600A/600V

Great pricing, Amazon shipping service was excellent too! Highly recommended. Seller handled the shipping really fast too. Recommended.I'm really satisfied with the whole shopping experience with this product.

Found this meter for a wherehouse deal, $140 ! Perfect condition, meter works great and not a scratch on it. The box was taped up a little but no worries. I saw the price and had to grab one. Great meter, Great price!

Very nice meter, good quality as expected by Fluke. Backlit LCD screen is a nice feature.I work in the automotive industry and was looking for a good clampmeter. Downside of this meter is that it will only go down to 100 milliamps. .1 amp. Thats not sufficient for automotive draw check. The clamp is big enough to get around a door harness , witch the smaller clampmeters cant do. Other features work very well.

I'm an HVACR tech and after using the same Fluke 30 every day for so long I don't remember when I bought it, (10+years) I upgraded to the 375 that does more. My old Fluke still works but I wanted DC amps and volts and capacitance and this 375 does the job flawlessly..

Nice unitSeems accurate and well madeA bit pricey but worth it IMHO, you often get what you pay.I recommend using Energizer Lithium AA cells, last longer and you do not have to worry about alkaline cells leaking.

The Fluke 375 True-RMS AC/DC clamp meter arrived two days ago. It appears to be a fine John Fluke product whose meters have been held in high regards by professionals who work regularly in the electrical/electronics field. The ability to have a clamp DC ammeter is especially convenient. And, it was high time that I upgraded my AC measuring instruments to have True RMS capability.The problem that the John Fluke Company may have is with users who do not have the technical training to use the instrument to its full capability.

I bought this tool just over 3 years ago and it performed great until it didn't. Stopped working and I called Fluke to see about a repair. Fluke let me know that it was out of warranty and that my only option was a replacement for $100 less than retail(roughly $379 retail). A 300 dollar plus tool, that lasts just over the warranty and they want me to buy another one...yeah ok! I will never buy a fluke multimeter again, there are too many choices out there for less money...that I'm sure will last 3 years.

It's great and it's pricey. Can you buy a 130 dollar fluke and do the same job probably. I bought it with the intention of it lasting a long time and being extremely accurate.