Fluke 287 | True-RMS Electronics Logging Multimeter with TrendCapture

Intermittent electrical and electronic faults are difficult to diagnose when a standard multimeter only shows what is happening at the moment. The Fluke 287 True-RMS Electronics Logging Multimeter adds recording and graphical TrendCapture so technicians can monitor changing signals, review trends directly on the meter and identify anomalies without immediately transferring data to a computer.

Designed for advanced electronics troubleshooting, R&D, service, and maintenance work, it combines a 50,000-count display, 100 kHz AC bandwidth, and True-RMS measurement with voltage, current, resistance, capacitance, frequency, and temperature functions. Saved readings can be time-stamped, while multiple logging sessions support longer diagnostic work. Optional Fluke Connect compatibility is available through the ir3000 FC infrared connector. For fluctuating or noisy electronic signals, the selectable smoothing filter helps provide a steadier displayed reading for analysis.

Electronics Logging Multimeter Selection Guide

Choose the Fluke 287 when your work involves electronics troubleshooting, signal analysis, R&D, equipment servicing or unattended measurement logging, particularly when seeing how a parameter changes over time is more valuable than taking only instantaneous readings.

Choose the Fluke 289 instead when your work focuses more on industrial motor drives and plant electrical systems, where its additional LoZ voltage, low-pass filter, and low-resistance measurement functions provide specific troubleshooting advantages.

Market Relevance

The Fluke 287 is particularly useful for Pakistani industrial electronics departments, automation workshops, engineering laboratories, universities, maintenance contractors and electronic equipment service organizations where intermittent faults and unstable signals require more than a conventional handheld multimeter. Kamadi Pakistan offers the Fluke 287 for professionals who need advanced True-RMS measurement, data logging, and graphical troubleshooting capability.

Key Features

• TrendCapture provides graphical review of logged measurements directly on the meter
  
• Large 50,000-count 1/4 VGA display with white backlight
  
• True-RMS measurement with 100 kHz AC bandwidth
  
• Multiple logging sessions with time-stamped saved measurements
  
• Optional Fluke Connect communication through ir3000 FC connector
  

Technical Specifications

• Model: Fluke 287
  
• DC Voltage: Up to 1000 V; basic accuracy 0.025%
  
• AC Voltage: Up to 1000 V; basic accuracy 0.4% True-RMS
  
• DC Current: Up to 10 A; basic accuracy 0.05%
  
• AC Current: Up to 10 A; basic accuracy 0.6% True-RMS
  
• Resistance: Up to 500 MΩ
  
• Capacitance: Up to 100 mF
  
• Frequency: Up to 999.99 kHz; basic accuracy 0.005%
  
• Temperature: -200.0°C to 1350.0°C, excluding probe
  
• Peak Capture: Transients as fast as 250 µs

Applications

• Electronic equipment troubleshooting
  
• Industrial control and automation diagnostics
  
• R&D and engineering laboratories
  
• Intermittent fault and signal monitoring
  
• Electrical and electronic maintenance
  

Professional Tip: When investigating an intermittent fault, use TrendCapture over a representative operating period rather than relying only on Min/Max values—the graphical trend can reveal when and how the signal begins to drift.