Why the Fluke 5320A Requires A Specialized Calibration Provider
The 5320A exists to replace a bench full of decade boxes, resistors, and custom fixtures with one instrument capable of calibrating installation testers, PAT testers, loop and RCD testers, and insulation resistance meters.
That specialization is valuable — and it's also why so few labs are equipped to calibrate it correctly. A provider needs precision resistance standards spanning milliohms to gigaohms, high-voltage sourcing capability, and familiarity with electrical safety test methods most general calibration labs never encounter.
If your 5320A goes out of tolerance, every safety compliance test your team performs with it is now in question. At Transcat, you’ll find the experts who can give you the confidence to maintain your lab’s accuracy weeks before other service providers.