

The Fluke 1674 FC SCH, reference 5580841, is a professional multifunction tester for verifying residential, commercial, and industrial electrical installations. As the highest-performance model in the Fluke 1670 series, it combines in a single instrument tests for voltage, continuity, insulation, loop and line impedance, prospective fault and short-circuit current, RCDs, earth resistance, phase sequence, voltage drop, SPD surge protection devices, and IMD insulation monitoring devices.
The 1674 FC features a color touchscreen, Auto Test sequences, Fluke Connect wireless connectivity, structured project management, and the exclusive Insulation PreTest function. It also adds loop and line impedance measurement with a resolution of up to 0.001 ohms, a model-specific feature within the 1670 series.
The Fluke 1674 FC is designed for installers, electricians, maintenance technicians, and inspectors who need to perform and document a wide range of tests on low-voltage installations.
In addition to the functions available in the Fluke 1673 FC, the 1674 FC includes specific features such as:
One of the standout features of the 1674 FC is the patented Insulation PreTest function. Before performing an insulation test, the tester can detect the presence of equipment connected to the installation.
If it identifies devices that could be affected by the test voltage, the Fluke 1674 FC stops the test and issues a visual and audible warning. This helps prevent accidental damage to electronic equipment and other connected loads.
To use this pre-check, the phase, neutral, and protective conductors must be connected to the instrument.
The tester allows different test voltages to be selected to suit the circuit or equipment being verified.
The inclusion of the 50-volt test makes it possible to carry out checks in applications where a reduced test voltage is required.
The Fluke 1674 FC includes a dedicated function for testing SPD surge protection devices using a RAMP insulation test for varistors in accordance with IEC 61643-11.
This function makes it possible to include the verification of certain surge protectors in the overall installation testing process without needing a separate instrument for this test.
The 1674 FC model can test IMD insulation monitoring devices in accordance with IEC 61557-8.
This feature expands the instrument’s capabilities in installations that use permanent insulation monitoring systems.
The Fluke 1674 FC includes the Auto Test function, which allows a complete test sequence to be run with a single setup.
The instrument also provides automatic measurement validation and allows limits to be set for an immediate visual indication of the result.
The built-in help displays connection diagrams on screen to make it easier to set up each test correctly.
A particularly important difference compared with the 1673 FC is the ability to measure loop and line impedance with a resolution of up to 0.001 ohms in the 10-ohm range.
The unit offers high-current and no-trip test modes for testing circuits protected by residual current devices.
Based on the voltage and measured impedance, the instrument calculates prospective earth fault current PEFC and prospective short-circuit current PSC.
The instrument can display impedance and calculated prospective current simultaneously, making it easier to assess circuit protection.
The Fluke 1674 FC offers broad coverage for testing residual current devices, including models sensitive to different residual current waveforms.
The instrument allows trip time tests, ramp trip current tests, and automatic sequences for different rated values.
The 1674 FC includes a function for measuring earth resistance.
The specific accessories required for certain earth measurement configurations must be selected according to the test method used; the standard kit for reference 5580841 does not include a Fluke 1630-2 FC clamp.
The tester can measure AC and DC voltage, as well as frequency.
With the appropriate mains lead, it can display phase-to-neutral, phase-to-earth, and neutral-to-earth voltages simultaneously.
The Fluke 1674 FC can verify protective conductors, equipotential bonding, and other low-resistance circuits.
It also includes continuity testing with a reduced 10 mA current, indicated by Fluke, among other applications, for measuring motor windings.
The tester includes voltage drop calculation based on line impedance measurement and the rated current entered.
In three-phase installations, the instrument can verify phase sequence.
The unit features a high-resolution full-color touchscreen combined with a physical rotary selector. The user can select functions directly on the screen or use the selector to navigate between the different test modes.
The interface provides visual instructions and connection diagrams to make measurement setup easier.
The Fluke 1674 FC allows results to be organized in a hierarchical structure that makes documentation of large installations easier.
Data can be edited directly on the instrument and transferred between the tester, compatible mobile devices, and a computer.
Fluke Connect wireless connectivity allows measurement results to be synchronized with the compatible mobile app.
From Fluke Connect, it is possible to prepare projects, boards, and circuits, transfer them to the tester, and attach photos and notes to specific test points or assets.
The unit can also receive results from other instruments compatible with the Fluke Connect ecosystem to centralize installation documentation.
Results obtained with the Fluke 1674 FC can be used with Fluke TruTest to manage data and prepare test certificates and reports.
Communication with TruTest can be carried out via USB-C or through the Fluke Connect data flow, depending on the configuration used.
Important: reference 5580841 corresponds to the standard Fluke 1674 FC and does not include Fluke TruTest software. Fluke sells specific variants that include the software package.
The instrument includes a Z Max function to store the maximum value obtained during loop impedance tests, making it easier to review results later.
The Fluke 1674 FC uses a BP290 rechargeable lithium-ion battery and can be charged via its USB-C connection.
The USB-C port is also used for data transfer and firmware updates.
The tester is designed for professional work on electrical installations and has the following measurement categories:
The unit also provides visual and audible warnings when it detects voltages above 50 volts.
Its portable format, rechargeable battery, and strap make it suitable for testing work on distribution boards, circuits, and different points of an installation.
The standard reference 5580841 includes:
Fluke TruTest software and the Fluke 1630-2 FC earth clamp are not part of the standard supply for reference 5580841.
The Fluke 1674 FC SCH 5580841 combines the main tests needed to verify an electrical installation in a single unit and adds advanced functions such as Insulation PreTest, 1 milliohm resolution, SPD and IMD testing, B/B+ RCD tests, and Fluke Connect connectivity.
Its combination of touchscreen, Auto Test, rechargeable battery, structured project management, and wireless connectivity makes it possible to carry out on-site checks and keep results organized for later documentation, making it a particularly complete solution for installers and professional technicians.