Fluke 287 True RMS Electronics Logging Multimeter
The Fluke 287 is a True RMS electronics logging multimeter that goes well beyond a standard handheld. It combines high accuracy with on-board logging and TrendCapture, so you can record readings over time and review them graphically on the meter itself, without a PC. A large 50,000 count, quarter-VGA display with white backlight makes that logged data easy to read and interpret on site. For electronics troubleshooting and intermittent faults that a single reading would miss, the 287 is built to show what is actually happening.
Supplied by Powerpoint Engineering as an authorised Fluke distributor, this listing is for the instrument without a calibration certificate. Our in-house laboratory can supply traceable calibration when you need it.
What the Fluke 287 measures
- True RMS AC and DC voltage from 50 mV to 1000 V
- AC and DC current from 500 microamps to 10 A
- Temperature from -200 to 1350 degrees C, plus resistance, continuity, capacitance and frequency
- On-board data logging with TrendCapture for graphical review
Logging and TrendCapture
The real value of the 287 is time. Plenty of faults only show up intermittently, and a meter that reads once tells you nothing about them. The 287 logs readings and lets you graph and zoom into the record on its own screen, so you can see the moment a value drifted or spiked. That turns hours of watching a display into a recording you can review afterwards.
Specifications
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Specification |
Fluke 287 |
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Type |
True RMS electronics logging multimeter |
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Display |
50,000 count, quarter-VGA, white backlight |
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Voltage |
50 mV to 1000 V, AC and DC, True RMS |
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Current |
500 microamps to 10 A, AC and DC |
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Temperature |
-200 to 1350 degrees C |
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Logging |
On-board data logging with TrendCapture |
Where the 287 fits in the range
The 287 is the electronics-focused logging meter. For industrial work that needs low-impedance (LoZ) voltage measurement, a low-pass filter and a 50 ohm range with 1 milliohm resolution, step up to the Fluke 289 industrial logging multimeter.
Calibration and support
- Supplied and supported in Ireland by an authorised Fluke distributor
- Available with or without a calibration certificate
- Calibrated and repaired in our own lab with traceable certificates
Because this listing ships without a certificate, the simplest route to compliance is to calibrate it through our calibration and repair laboratory. Full figures are on the official Fluke 287 datasheet and across the wider Fluke digital multimeter range.
FAQs
What does TrendCapture do on the Fluke 287?
It lets you graph and review logged readings directly on the meter, with zoom, so you can spot when a value drifted or spiked without downloading to a PC. That is how you catch intermittent faults.
What is the difference between the Fluke 287 and 289?
The 289 adds industrial features the 287 does not have: low-impedance (LoZ) voltage measurement, a low-pass filter and a 50 ohm range with 1 milliohm resolution. Both share the 50,000 count display and TrendCapture logging.
What does "without calibration" mean for this Fluke 287?
It means the meter is supplied without a calibration certificate. The instrument is identical; if your work needs traceable evidence, we can calibrate it in our own lab and issue a certificate.
