A practical comparison for electricians, utilities, industrial maintenance teams, EV service, solar work and high-current DC applications.
The Fluke 376 FC is a well-known industrial clamp meter, but the HIOKI CM4373-90 brings compelling advantages for users who need higher direct AC/DC current capability, a larger jaw, broad operating temperature range and wireless analysis. The key difference is simple: the CM4373-90 measures up to 2000 A AC or DC directly through the clamp.
| Feature | HIOKI CM4373-90 | Fluke 376 FC | Practical Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct AC Current | Up to 2000 A | Up to 999.9 A via jaw | Higher direct range |
| Direct DC Current | Up to 2000 A | Up to 999.9 A | Major DC advantage |
| AC Current Accuracy | ±1.3% rdg. ±0.3 A* | ±2% ±5 digits at 10–100 Hz | Higher basic accuracy |
| Jaw Opening | 55 mm | 34 mm | Larger conductors |
| Wireless | Z3210 + GENNECT Cross | Fluke Connect | Both supported |
| Harmonic Analysis | Up to 30th harmonic | Not a primary meter function | Added analysis |
| Operating Temperature | -25°C to 65°C | -10°C to 50°C | Wider field range |
| Environmental Protection | IP54** | IP30, non-operating | More rugged design |
| Safety Rating | CAT IV 600 V / CAT III 1000 V | CAT IV 600 V / CAT III 1000 V | Equivalent category |
The CM4373-90 is particularly suitable when work includes high-current DC, large conductors, harsh Canadian field conditions, EV systems, batteries, solar installations, utilities or industrial maintenance. For flexible AC measurements in crowded panels, the Fluke iFlex accessory remains useful; final selection should match the actual job.
RCC Electronics provides Canadian application support for HIOKI electrical test equipment.
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* Accuracy depends on range, frequency and measurement conditions. ** IP54 applies under conditions stated by HIOKI. Confirm latest official datasheets before final selection.