The Fluke 289 is a True-RMS electronic multimeter with unique logging and TrendCapture capabilities. It quickly documents design performance and displays it graphically, making it no longer necessary to export a maximum of 10 000 logged readings to a PC to find a trend or outliers. The Fluke 289 combines more accuracy and convenience in a handheld multimeter than ever before.
For example, the Fluke possesses a real-time clock for indicating the elapsed time and time stamps for saved measurements. It also possesses a smoothing function that helps in accurately reading a noisy and fast-changing input signal. The Fluke 289 is more accurate than the other Fluke multimeters of this series, due to its low-impedance voltage against ghost voltages and low pass filter for accurate voltage and frequency readings. The multimeter has a two terminal 50Ω range with 1mΩ resolution. Although this meter works completely stand-alone, it can also be connected to a PC with the optional IR3000 connector.
| Model | Fluke 287 | Fluke 289 |
|---|---|---|
| Low pass filter | No |
Yes |
| Low impedance | No |
Yes |
| Low-ohms range | No |
50 Ω, 1 mΩ resolution, 10 mA source |
| Price |
| Display resolution | 50,000 counts |
| Max. AC voltage | 1000 V |
| Max. DC voltage | 1000 V |
| Max. AC current | 10 A (20 A for 30 s) |
| Max. DC current | 10 A (20 A for 30 s) |
| Max. resistance | 500 MΩ |
| Max. capacitance | 100 mF |
| Frequency | 0.001 Hz - 999.99 kHz |
| Temperature | -200 °C - 1350 °C |
| True-RMS | Yes |
| Display | 1/4" VGA with backlight |
| Connectivity | IR to PC (optional IR3000) |
| Dimensions | 222 x 102 x 60 mm |
| Weight | 870.9 g |
| Fluke 289 - calibrated | On this page you can order the calibrated version of the Fluke 289. This meter comes with an official calibration certificate. |
The Fluke 289 multimeter comes with:
| Fluke 287/289 user manual | Download | |
| Fluke 289 data sheet | Download |