Test & measurement instruments
Fluke supplier in Mumbai for electrical and industrial test tools
Industrisol is a Fluke supplier in Mumbai serving buyers across India. We source Fluke multimeters, clamp meters, insulation and installation testers, process calibrators, power quality analysers and thermal imagers, and quote against your exact model list.
- Digital multimeters, clamp meters and voltage testers
- Insulation, earth and installation testers
- Process calibrators, power quality and condition-monitoring tools
- Help choosing the right model, accessories and CAT rating
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- Phone: +91 90433 36700
- Email: industrisol@industrisol.com
Your Fluke supplier in Mumbai for maintenance and quality control
Fluke instruments are used in industrial electrical installation, maintenance and service, and in precision measurement and quality control. The range covers handheld electronic test tools as well as software for measurement and condition monitoring. Engineers choose Fluke for portability, ease of use, accuracy and attention to electrical safety.
As a Fluke supplier in Mumbai serving plants across India, we handle enquiries from maintenance teams, electrical contractors, panel builders, OEMs, labs and procurement departments. Send us a model number, or simply describe the job, and we will suggest a suitable Fluke tool and quote for it.
Browse the current listing in our Fluke product category, or see the wider test and measurement instruments range.
Popular Fluke instruments we supply
A selection from our Fluke range. Specifications change between model revisions, so we confirm the current datasheet with every quotation.
Fluke 87V industrial multimeter
True-RMS industrial multimeter for motor drives, control panels and plant maintenance work. Rated for CAT III 1000 V and CAT IV 600 V environments.
| Type | Handheld True-RMS DMM |
|---|---|
| Typical use | Industrial maintenance, VFDs |
Fluke 11x series True-RMS multimeters
Compact True-RMS meters for field service and electricians. The Fluke 115 measures True-RMS voltage and current with continuity and capacitance, and is rated for CAT III 600 V use.
| Models | 114, 115, 116, 117 |
|---|---|
| Typical use | Field service, building electrical |
Fluke 179 True-RMS digital multimeter
General-purpose True-RMS meter with temperature measurement, popular with electricians and maintenance technicians.
| Type | Handheld True-RMS DMM |
|---|---|
| Typical use | Electrical troubleshooting |
Fluke 376 FC True-RMS clamp meter
AC/DC clamp meter with flexible current probe support and wireless logging to the Fluke Connect app, for high-current feeders and motors.
| Type | AC/DC True-RMS clamp meter |
|---|---|
| Typical use | Feeders, motors, drives |
Fluke 1587 FC insulation multimeter
Combines a digital multimeter and an insulation resistance tester in one tool for motors, cables and switchgear.
| Type | Insulation multimeter |
|---|---|
| Typical use | Motor and cable insulation checks |
Fluke 1550C insulation tester
High-voltage insulation resistance tester with test voltages up to 5 kV, for predictive maintenance of HV motors, cables and transformers.
| Type | Insulation resistance tester |
|---|---|
| Typical use | HV asset maintenance |
Fluke 1663 multifunction installation tester
Tests insulation, continuity, loop impedance and RCD operation for verification of new and existing LV installations.
| Type | Installation tester |
|---|---|
| Typical use | LV installation verification |
Fluke 435 Series II power quality analyser
Three-phase power quality and energy analyser for harmonics, sags, swells, unbalance and energy-loss studies.
| Type | Three-phase PQ analyser |
|---|---|
| Typical use | Power quality audits |
Fluke 754 documenting process calibrator
HART-enabled calibrator for pressure, temperature and loop instruments, with documented results for audits.
| Type | Documenting process calibrator |
|---|---|
| Typical use | Instrument calibration |
Fluke Ti480 PRO thermal imager
Handheld thermal camera for electrical panels, motors, bearings and building inspections.
| Type | Thermal imager |
|---|---|
| Typical use | Predictive maintenance |
How to choose the right Fluke meter
- Measurement category (CAT rating): match the meter to the highest category you work in. CAT II covers plug-in loads, CAT III covers distribution boards and fixed installations, and CAT IV covers the origin of supply such as service entrances and outdoor feeders. A meter rated CAT III 1000 V or CAT IV 600 V suits most industrial panels.
- True-RMS: choose True-RMS for drives, UPS, LED lighting and other non-linear loads. Average-responding meters can read distorted waveforms incorrectly.
- Functions: decide whether you need temperature, capacitance, frequency, low-pass filter for VFDs, min/max, logging or insulation testing.
- Clamp or multimeter: a clamp meter measures current without breaking the circuit; a multimeter is better for low-current, resistance and electronic work.
- Connectivity: Fluke Connect (FC) models send readings to a phone for logging and reports.
What to include in your Fluke enquiry
Not sure about some details? Send what you have — we will ask the right follow-up questions.
- Model number(s), or the measurement task if you are unsure
- Quantity and delivery location
- Required accessories: test leads, flexible current probes, cases, pressure modules
- Whether a calibration certificate is needed with supply
- Billing details and GST number for the quotation
- Any preferred alternative brands for comparison
How the enquiry process works
Send your requirement
Share the model or the measurement you need, quantity and delivery location through the quote form, phone or email.
We confirm the right model
We check the application, safety rating and accessories, and suggest alternatives if a model is discontinued or better options exist.
Receive a quotation
You get a written quotation with model, accessories and commercial terms for your purchase approval.
Supply and support
After the order we coordinate dispatch, and help with documentation, accessories, spares and calibration enquiries later.
Related instruments and brands
Why does my True-RMS multimeter not read zero in AC volts mode?
Most True-RMS meters specify a minimum AC voltage and current level, typically 3% to 5% of range. Below that level the converter is not specified, so a few counts of residual reading with open or shorted leads is normal. It does not affect readings taken within the specified range and does not indicate a fault.
Do Fluke multimeters need calibration?
Yes. Like any measuring instrument, a Fluke meter drifts slowly over time. Most industrial users calibrate once a year, or more often if the meter is used for quality-critical or regulated work. Keep the calibration certificate on file for audits. Ask us about calibration support when you place your order.
Which Fluke meters are True-RMS?
Many current Fluke multimeters and clamp meters are True-RMS, including the 11x series (such as the 115), the 179, the 87V and clamp meters like the 325 and 376 FC. Check the model datasheet, or send us your application and we will confirm a suitable True-RMS model.
How long does a Fluke multimeter last?
With proper care, a Fluke handheld meter can stay in service for many years. Battery life depends on the model and backlight use; some models are specified for several hundred hours on one battery. Replace damaged test leads promptly and calibrate periodically to keep the meter safe and accurate.
What CAT rating do I need for industrial panel work?
For distribution boards, MCCs and fixed installations, choose at least CAT III at the highest voltage you work on. For work at the origin of supply, such as incoming feeders and outdoor lines, choose CAT IV. The test leads and accessories must carry the same or a higher rating.
What is the difference between an insulation tester and a multimeter?
A multimeter measures voltage, current and resistance at low test voltages, which cannot reveal weakening insulation. An insulation resistance tester such as the Fluke 1550C applies a high DC test voltage, typically 250 V to 1 kV for low-voltage equipment and up to 5 kV for larger assets, and reads resistance in megohms or gigohms. Use it on de-energised motors, cables and switchgear to spot insulation problems before they cause a failure.
Need a Fluke instrument for your site?
Send your model list or describe the measurement and we will reply with a suitable Fluke option and a quotation.