The Fluke 1621 is an easy-to-use earth ground tester. For ground resistance testing, the 1621 is the first line of defense in detecting reliable ground connections. The unit features basic ground testing methods including 3-pole Fall-of-Potential as well as 2-pole ground resistance tests. Its convenient size, rugged holster, and large, clear LCD display make it an ideal field earth ground tester, for most electrical grounding work environments. With a simple user interface and intuitive functionality, the Fluke 1621 is a handy grounding tool for electrical contractors, utility test engineers, and earth ground specialists.

• • Easily capture values with single-button operation
  • 3-pole Fall-of-Potential earth testing for basic measurements
  • 2-pole resistance measurements for added versatility
  • Ensure accurate measurements with automatic ‘noise’ voltage detection
  • Hazardous voltage warning offers increased user protection
  • Clearly read and record data with a large, backlit display
  • Rugged holster and design for tough work environments
  • Portable size allows for easy transportation
  • Instantly be alerted to measurements outside of your set limit, when you use the adjustable limit setting
  • 600 V Cat II

• General Specifications
  Measuring functions	3-pole earth ground resistance, 2-pole ac resistance of a conductor, Interference voltage
  Intrinsic error	Refers to the reference temperature range and is guaranteed for one year
  Measuring rate	2 measurements/second
  Battery1	One 9 volt alkaline (LR61)
  Battery condition	LO-BAT is displayed if voltage drops below 6.5 V
  Voltages	Between jacks H/C2 and E/C1	250 Veff maximum (effective voltage)
  	Between jacks S/P2 and E/C1	250 Veff maximum
  Climatic class	VDE/VDI 3540 RZ (conforming to KWG as per DIN 40040, 4/87)
  Temperature performance2	Working	-10°C to +50°C (+14°F to +122°F)
  	Operating	0°C to +35°C (+32°F to +95°F)
  	Storage	-20°C to +60°C (+68°F to +140°F)
  	Reference	+23°C ±2°C (+73°F ±4°F)
  Temperature coefficient	±0.1% of range per degree Kelvin
  Safety	IEC/EN 61010-1, 600 V CAT II, pollution degree 2
  Dimensions	113 x 54 x 216 mm (4.5 x 2.1 x 8.5 in), including holster
  Weight	850 g (1.9 lb), including standard accessories, volume approximately 600 cm3
  Electrical Specifications
  Maximum deviations	E1Influence factor	Position
  	E1Deviation influence	0%
  	E2Influence factor	Supply voltage
  	E2Deviation influence	0%
  	E3Influence factor	Temperature E3
  	E3Deviation influence	2.3%
  	E4Influence factor	Serial interference voltage (20 V)
  	E4Deviation influence	0.6%
  	E5Influence factor	Probe- and auxiliary probe resistance
  	E5Deviation influence	10%
  Test voltage	3.7 kV
  Protection type	IP 40; IEC/EN 60529
  Electromagnetic compatibility	Emission	IEC/EN 61326 Class B
  	Immunity	IEC/EN 61326 Annex C
  RE Resistance measurement	Measuring method	Current-voltage measurement with improved cross-talk attenuation, no compensation of measuring lead resistance, with probe (3-pole) or without probe (2-pole), as per IEC/EN 61557–5
  	Open circuit voltage	23 to 24 V AC
  	Short circuit current	> 50 mA AC
  	Measuring frequency	128 Hz
  	Maximum permissible overload	250 Veff
  Measuring time	8 seconds (average from when START is pressed)
  Limit input	Tester retains set value even if instrument is turned off (assuming battery power supply is sufficient)
  Automatic changeover of resolution	RH	< 7 kΩ
  	Resolution	0.01 Ω
  	RH	< 50 kΩ
  	Resolution	0.1 Ω
  	RH	> 50 kΩ
  	Resolution	1 Ω
  Interference voltage display DC + AC	Vmax	30 Veff
  	Common mode rejection	> 80 dB at 50 Hz and 60 Hz
  	Ri	680 kΩ
  	Measuring uncertainty	< 10% for pure AC and DC signals
  Measuring Range
  0.15 Ω to 20 Ω	Resolution	0.01 Ω
  	Display range	0 to 19.99 Ω
  200 Ω	Resolution	0.1 Ω
  	Display range	20 to 199.9 Ω
  2 kΩ	Resolution	1 Ω
  	Display range	200 to 1999 Ω
  Intrinsic Uncertainty	±(6% of measured value + 5D)
  Operating uncertainty IEC 615573	±(18% of measured value + 5D)
  1. If the tester is not going to be used, or is being stored for a long period, remove the battery and store separately from the tester to avoid damage from battery leakage. 2. The four temperature ranges for the tester exists to satisfy European Standards requirements; the instrument can be used over the full working temperature range by using the temperature coefficient to calculate accuracy at the ambient temperature of use. 3. Covers all deviations caused by influence quantities E × Ask About Name Email id Request Message Required Quantity Submit Close × Ask About Name Email id Request Message Required Quantity Submit Close