Fluke 787B ProcessMeter

The Fluke 787B ProcessMeter is built for professionals who work with current loop applications and industrial control systems. By combining the measurement accuracy of a Fluke safety-rated digital multimeter with the functionality of an mA loop calibrator, the 787B eliminates the need to carry multiple tools into the field.

With added Fluke Connect compatibility, technicians can wirelessly log, store, and share measurement data for faster diagnostics and better maintenance decisions.

Features and Performance

• 2-in-1 Design – Digital multimeter and mA loop calibrator in one compact tool

• mA Measure, Source & Simulate – Ideal for calibrating and troubleshooting current loops

• Simultaneous mA & % of Scale Display – Faster interpretation of transmitter performance

• Advanced Measurement Modes – Min, Max, Average, Hold, and Relative

• High Safety Rating – 1000 V overload protection on voltage and resistance ranges

• Fluke Connect Enabled – Wireless data capture, logging, and sharing

• Manual Step, Auto Step & Auto Ramp – Efficient transmitter testing

• Bright Backlit Display – Easy viewing in low-light environments

• Externally Accessible Battery – Quick battery changes without opening the case

• Rugged Handheld Construction – Built for demanding industrial environments

Why You Should Buy It

The Fluke 787B is the ideal choice for technicians who regularly work with 4–20 mA loops and industrial control systems. Its combination of DMM accuracy, loop calibration capability, and wireless connectivity reduces troubleshooting time, improves data reliability, and streamlines maintenance workflows.

FAQ – Fluke 787B ProcessMeter

Q: What makes the Fluke 787B different from a standard multimeter?
It combines a digital multimeter with an mA loop calibrator, allowing you to measure, source, and simulate current loops.

Q: Does the Fluke 787B support wireless data logging?
Yes. It is compatible with the Fluke Connect mobile app and desktop software.

Q: Can it measure high voltage safely?
Yes. It supports voltage measurement up to 1000 V with appropriate safety ratings.

Q: Is it suitable for industrial environments?
Absolutely. The 787B is designed to withstand daily use in industrial settings.