Fluke 325 | 400A True-RMS AC/DC Clamp Meter with Temperature & Capacitance

Electrical and electromechanical troubleshooting often requires more than AC current alone. The Fluke 325 True-RMS Clamp Meter expands the compact 320 Series platform with AC and DC current, frequency, temperature and capacitance measurement, making it useful for a wider range of electrical and equipment-maintenance tasks.

The clamp measures current up to 400 A AC/DC, while voltage measurement extends to 600 V AC/DC. Resistance can be measured to 40 kΩ, and frequency to 500 Hz. Temperature measurement supports heating, cooling and equipment checks, while capacitance testing is useful when evaluating motor and HVAC capacitors. A backlit display and Min/Max/Average functions further improve troubleshooting in field conditions. Compared with the 323, the 325 is the more capable choice where technicians need one compact tool for both electrical and basic electromechanical diagnostics.

Multifunction Clamp Meter Selection Guide

Choose the 325 instead of the 323 when you need DC current, frequency, capacitance, temperature or Min/Max/Average. For substantially higher current or industrial wireless logging, move to the 370 FC Series.

Market Relevance

The Fluke 325 suits Pakistani HVAC technicians, electricians, plant maintenance teams, motor-repair workshops, and commercial facility engineers who need broader functionality in a compact meter. Buy the Fluke 325 from Kamadi Pakistan for versatile electrical and equipment troubleshooting.

Key Features

• True-RMS AC/DC current measurement
  
• Frequency measurement up to 500 Hz
  
• Temperature and capacitance functions
  
• Min/Max/Average recording
  
• Backlit compact display
  

Technical Specifications

• Model: Fluke 325
  
• AC Current: Up to 400 A
  
• DC Current: Up to 400 A
  
• AC Voltage: Up to 600 V
  
• DC Voltage: Up to ±600 V
  
• Resistance: Up to 40 kΩ
  
• Frequency: Up to 500 Hz
  
• Jaw Opening: 30 mm
  
• Maximum Wire Size: 600 MCM
  
• Safety: CAT III 600 V / CAT IV 300 V
  

Applications

• HVAC electrical service
  
• Motor troubleshooting
  
• Commercial maintenance
  
• DC circuit current checks
  
• Capacitor and temperature testing
  

Professional Tip: Zero or stabilize the DC current reading before clamping around a conductor, especially when measuring relatively small DC currents against a large full-scale range.