Fluke i410 Review

Like, Comment, Share and Subscribe. The Fluke i410 is a great addition to any multimeter setup allowing current measurements up to 400 amps for both AC and DC. Not only can this system measure high current, but also the no lines are needed to be disconnected, allowing faster and safer measurements.
Thanks for watching,
Nick

[@condor5635]

Great review. Looking forward to getting my i410!

[@ElectricalNick]

Thanks man! Really a solid product - safe and faster diagnostics the two best things all in one. Plus 400 Amps major improvement to the meter itself from 10 amps!

[@MasterChief-sl9ro]

I use this for high amp readings on Vehicle starter loads and VFD drives. I use the Pico max 40amp DC for very high resolution milliampere range. They cover just about everything...

[@undernetjack]

Is Pico a Brand name? I can't find it on Amazon, do you know where they sell the high resolution one you use? Thanks, In Advance.

[@user-no5iw3bz9n]

Thanks!

[@furulevi]

Goood video !! ...but try to speak slower.
Respect ;)

[@ElectricalNick]

Thanks for the input! I need to invest in a video camera with a microphone input and maybe higher recording quality. I really do appreciate the feedback always trying to increase the quality of my videos! For now on your recommendation I will speak louder!
Happy New Year,
Nick

[@furulevi]

Nick Sek Audio and video quality is decent! Not the loudness is the problem, the speed of talking is a bit fast. ;)

[@joshuadaniel7582]

Can I use this extender to measure 4-20ma on fluke 789

[@belgua-nh8rm]

Is it possible to use it with an oscilloscope?

[@erickvqz77]

Can I use this amp clamp with my modus ultra scope?

[@roland4923]

hello. can i use this clamp with Fluke 117?

[@johns9926]

SLOW DOWN

[@Ga-bo1bk]

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[@flynnpaul26]

You seem to say simplistic when you mean simple. They are not the same.

[@robertw1871]

It’s a garbage product, if you need to know that you have roughly 100 amps flowing it’s ok, it would be an ok $50 toy. It’s extremely flaky below 10 amps and on DC the measurement isn’t calibrated due to the offset adjustment... there are $20 clamp meters around they blow this thing out of the water... fluke ain’t what it used to be...

[@MasterChief-sl9ro]

Anything below 30 amps DC.. You should be using a Pico....

[@dwayneevans683]

YEAH it not a GOOD CLAMP VERY INACCURATE FOR A FLUKE! I think i have to buy a next clamp meter!