Frequently Asked Questions about Fluke Calibration and FlukeCal.com

How do I make arrangements for calibration and/or repair services?
For comprehensive information on making a request for calibration and/or repair services, visit the Calibration and Repair Services page. You can initiate the process to obtain a Return Material Authorization (RMA) number online at any time. With an online RMA you can track your order status as it moves through the system. For more information, watch this brief Quick Start Video

Is FlukeCal.com available in languages other than English?
Yes, the website has been translated into French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. Not every page is available in every language, but most of them are.

How can I get an operator’s manual for my equipment?
Manuals for Fluke Calibration instruments are available for free download on the Product Manuals page. You can also find them on the product page of the instrument you are looking at. You can also use the manuals' search page or the Search function that appears on any Flukecal.com page. If you have any other questions please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Do you have a page for webinars?
We do. You can check the schedule and register for upcoming Live Webinars, and you can watch recorded webinars at any time. If you go to FlukeCal.com and click on “Training and Events” you will find our On-Demand Webinars. Also, if you are unable to attend a live webinar we’ll send you a link to the recording for the webinar you missed.

How can I receive news from Fluke Calibration?
Click here to subscribe to our mailing lists. You can decide whether to receive periodic news bulletins, calibration software bulletins, and/or invitations to our free webinar series.

I know about Fluke, but what does Fluke Calibration mean?
That is a great question. Fluke Calibration manufacturers the industry's best tools for calibration in seven measurement disciplines:

• Electrical dc/lf
• RF/microwave
• Temperature
• Humidity
• Pressure
• Flow
• Calibration Management Software

The Fluke Calibration brand pulls together these calibration products from Fluke, and the former Hart Scientific, DH Instruments, Wavetek/Datron, Ruska and Pressurements brands.

Why should I visit FlukeCal.com?
The advantage of visiting our website, joining us at our free webinars or receiving application notes and other valuable information from Fluke Calibration is that you will keep informed about important news in the calibration world and keep your skills sharp through continued professional development.
Learn more about Fluke Calibration here.

Do I need a password?
For most activities on FlukeCal.com no password is required. Access to some information on the website is restricted to registered users. To register simply click on the “Register” link at the top of the web page and fill out a short form. You will then have unrestricted access to all papers and application notes available on the website.

Do you have educational videos?
You can find a number of calibration related educational videos at FlukeCal.com/Videos. The same educational videos can also be found in the website navigation under Literature and Education or on the "Knowledge and Information" tabs of selected product pages.

How do I return my equipment for calibration or repair?
At FlukeCal.com you can navigate to "Service and Repair" from the menu at the top of the page. There you can find service centers, contact information, technical support, service plans and learn how to register your products.

How can I get a copy of your catalog?
We have several catalogs you may wish to download depending on your interests.
See our list of calibration product catalogs.

Does it matter what country I select (in the top portion of the site’s pages) when I visit www.flukecal.com?
Yes. Some important differences in site content exist between various parts of the world. It is highly recommend to select the country you work in when viewing the site.

Do you provide a general educational overview of calibration?
Yes. See our About Calibration page to learn what calibration is, why it's important, how it happens by who, when, and where.