Fluke 1625-2 GEO Earth Ground Tester
The Fluke 1625-2 is a measuring instrument for earthing tasks, used to determine how an earth connection performs in practice. It measures earth and ground resistance to assess whether an installation has the expected earthing.
The instrument can be used in several ways, depending on the task. It can perform classic 3- and 4-pole fall-of-potential measurements with stakes in the ground, and it can also be used for measuring soil resistivity. Additionally, it supports selective measurement with one clamp and stakeless measurement with two clamps, allowing testing in some cases without driving stakes. This is particularly relevant when working in locations where using earth stakes is impractical or time-consuming.
The AFC function helps find a measurement frequency with less influence from noise and interference in the surroundings. In practice, this means the measurement becomes more useful when there is electrical noise nearby. It also features USB storage and data transfer, so measurement results can be saved and moved for documentation or reporting.
For a professional, this is a relevant instrument when earthing conditions need to be checked on everything from installations to facilities, where both standard stake measurement and faster clamp-based methods are required. It is therefore suitable when one needs to be able to choose the method according to the conditions on site.
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Specifications
- Earth and Ground Resistance Meter
- 3- and 4-pole fall-of-potential measurement
- 4-pole soil resistivity measurement
- Selective earth stake measurement with one clamp
- Stakeless measurement with two clamps
- AFC for interference reduction
- USB storage and data transfer
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