Fluke 323 vs Southwire 21510N

Last updated: November 9, 2026

The Fluke 323 is the better clamp meter overall, rated 3.0 to 2.8. The Fluke 323 leads on safety rating and features. The Southwire 21510N wins on price. The Southwire 21510N costs $87.04 less ($65.81 vs $152.85).

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Fluke 323 vs Southwire 21510N

Which should you buy?

Scores side by side

Each factor is scored 0-100 against the same fixed reference points for every AC only clamp meter; a clear win is highlighted. How we rank explains each one.

Factor weightFluke 323Southwire 21510N
Overall rating3.0/52.8/5
Current range 15%46 400 A through the jaw46 400 A through the jaw
DC current 15%0 no DC current0 no DC current
Safety rating 20%75 CAT IV 300 V / CAT III 600 V55 CAT III 600 V
Features 15%25 true RMS10 non-contact voltage
Accuracy 10%67 2% of reading50 current accuracy not published (neutral score used)
Jaw opening 5%33 30 mm jaw50 jaw opening not published (neutral score used)
Warranty 10%50 2-year warranty0 warranty not published, scored as none
Price 10%51 $152.8588 $65.81

Specifications

Fluke 323Southwire 21510N
Measurement
AC current (jaw)400 A400 A
DC current (jaw)NoNo
Voltage600 V-
Current accuracy2% of reading-
Jaw opening30 mm-
Safety
CAT ratingCAT IV 300 V / CAT III 600 VCAT III 600 V
Features
True RMSYes-
InrushNo-
LoZ modeNo-
Non-contact voltageNoYes
Low-pass filterNo-
TemperatureNo-
Phone appNo-
Build
Weight265 g-
Warranty2 years-

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