Meet the Fluke 1670 Series Multifunction Installation Tester
The Fluke 1670 Series Multifunction Installation Tester is built to change the day-to-day for electricians and maintenance technicians. It speeds up testing by 30% and cuts reporting time in half, so more of your day goes to the job in front of you—not the paperwork that follows.
What Sets the Tester Apart
Designed with working electricians in mind, the Fluke 1670 Series brings together the functions you need across residential, commercial, and industrial sites. The lineup includes three distinct models, so you can match the tool to the work you do. A standout is the user-programmable AutoTest: press one button and run a complete test sequence that you’ve set up for the task at hand. You save time, keep a consistent workflow, and keep moving from circuit to circuit without breaking stride.
Smoother Reporting and Clearer Records
Capturing and sharing measurement data should be simple. Here, it is. Automatic storing through Fluke Connect, working together with Fluke’s TruTest software, takes the friction out of documentation. You can generate inspection reports and certificates, then preview results right on-site before you pack up. Compiling data while you build invoices at the same time trims steps from your process and helps keep jobs moving without a pile of loose notes to chase later.
No More Double Data Entry
Manually typing results into a computer after you’ve already done the work slows everything down—and invites mistakes. With Bluetooth connectivity, the Fluke 1670 Series syncs test results straight to the relevant software automatically. That means no duplicate entry, fewer errors, and a clear audit trail from test to report.
Instant Checks While You Test
Validation happens as you go. The Fluke 1670 Series gives immediate, error-reducing feedback on the testing process. If you miss a step or a result isn’t where it should be, you’ll know on the spot and can correct it before you leave. The integrated color touchscreen brings results into focus and includes an on-screen keyboard for quick notes, so you don’t need a second device to capture context while it’s fresh.
What Pros Are Saying
Jit Patel, Product Manager for Fluke’s installation testers, notes that electricians spend a considerable share of their time wrangling data and reports instead of testing. The Fluke 1670 Series trims that burden by simplifying documentation end to end. The payoff: higher productivity, better accuracy, and a smoother testing rhythm that helps the tool earn a place in every technician’s kit.
Built for Many Jobs, One Workflow
From home installations to large industrial facilities, the Fluke 1670 Series fits into your day without asking you to change how you work. Its flexibility across different sites and tasks makes it easy to adopt, and its feature set makes it easy to stick with. That combination is why it’s quickly becoming a favorite among professionals who value speed and clarity in equal measure.
Fluke’s Ongoing Focus on Quality
Fluke has been synonymous with reliable electronic test tools since 1948. The company’s footprint now spans more than 100 countries, with a substantial portion of its revenue coming from European operations. Headquarters in Everett, Washington, anchor an international network that supports technicians wherever the work takes them. The Fluke 1670 Series follows that same line: dependable tools, thoughtful software, and a clear path from measurement to report.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the main advantage of the Fluke 1670 Series?
It speeds up testing by 30% and halves reporting time. In practice, that means less waiting, fewer admin steps, and quicker handover from test to documented result.
How do Fluke Connect and TruTest improve data management?
Fluke Connect automatically stores measurement data, while TruTest streamlines documentation. Together, they make it easy to share results, generate inspection reports and certificates, and preview everything on-site before you leave.
Does it help prevent errors during testing?
Yes. The tester provides instant pass/fail feedback, flags missed steps, and surfaces suboptimal results as you work. The color touchscreen and on-screen keyboard also make it easy to add notes that keep context clear.
Where can the Fluke 1670 Series be used?
It’s built for residential, commercial, and industrial applications, so you can carry one approach across different sites without switching tools or workflows.
How does the 1670 Series boost productivity day to day?
AutoTest runs a complete, user-programmed sequence with one button press. Bluetooth syncing eliminates duplicate data entry. Combined with streamlined reporting via Fluke Connect and TruTest, you spend less time on paperwork and more time testing.
