Meterman

History

The primary manuals establish the supported historical identity more clearly than current corporate pages. A 2000-era manual uses the Wavetek Meterman name, while 2002 manuals for the 33XR and 34XR identify Meterman Test Tools and list service operations in Everett, Washington, Mississauga, Ontario, and a European correspondence address. The September 2004 EPM3 manual likewise carries Meterman Test Tools copyright and describes a CAT III instrument for three-phase sequence, open-phase indication, and unpowered motor-rotation checks.

The Meterman name is not presented as a current company in the reviewed official owner material. Amprobe, now identified as a division in the Fluke family, publishes current archived manuals for several related model designations, including 5XP-A, 15XP-A, and 35XP-A, but those documents alone do not prove a complete legal succession for every Meterman model or trademark. This draft therefore treats Meterman as a legacy brand, leaves ownership and operating status unknown, and avoids assigning a current official website, parent company, headquarters, founding year, or legal entity.

Equipment specialties

• handheld digital multimeters
• clamp meters and current measurement
• phase-sequence and motor-rotation testing
• temperature, capacitance, and frequency measurement
• portable electrical troubleshooting tools