Poor grounding not only increases the risk of equipment failure, it is dangerous. Facilities need to have adequately grounded electrical systems so that in the event of a lightning strike or utility overvoltage, current will find a safe path to earth.
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Some of the jobs being performed by today’s technicians don’t even have names or descriptions yet and are being added ‘on the fly’ to keep up with today’s innovative tools and advanced equipment condition-monitoring ...
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Designed for the industrial process environment, the Fluke 9142, 9143 and 9144 weigh less than 8,2 kg, and have a small footprint, making them easy to transport.
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Fluke’s Ti401 and TiX501 Pro series thermal cameras have been fine-tuned to make it easier for technicians, engineers and electricians to get to a problem’s root cause.
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The Fluke 810 analyses machinery operation and identifies faults by comparing vibration data to an extensive set of rules developed over years of field experience.
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Safety levels during solar panel commissioning and installation have been strengthened substantially by the world’s first CAT III 1500 V true-RMS solar clamp meter.
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If you are using traditional tools to test solar PV installations, there is a faster and more accurate way to help save time and money.
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Fluke safety campaign urges companies to build a strong culture of safety – and to do that, you first need to create a corporate climate of safety.
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The new-to-market 393 FC clamp meter from Fluke is the world’s first handheld tool that enables technicians to safely measure up to 1500 V in DC environments such as industrial solar farms.
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Users can view the combined image in full infrared, full visible light, or at several degrees of blending in between.
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Preventing leaks in hospitals has positive implications for the environment, but a significant leak of N₂O or O₂ in a hospital can represent a serious health hazard.
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What were once complex tasks can now be accomplished by less experienced technicians with easy-to-use tools such as vibration screeners and thermal imagers.
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