Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Take a closer look inside the Fluke solar testing laboratory at Fluke Park in Everett, Washington. This facility supports product development, validation, and training across residential, commercial, industrial, and utility scale photovoltaic systems.
The lab includes multiple PV arrays configured to represent real-world installations, including systems with microinverters, optimizers, rapid shutdown devices, and 1500 volt utility scale configurations. These environments allow engineers and application specialists to evaluate tool performance under controlled yet realistic operating conditions.
Safety and compliance are central to operations. Testing is conducted in a fenced and controlled environment, with adherence to OSHA requirements and established electrical safety procedures.
This facility demonstrates Fluke’s long term investment in the solar industry and its commitment to designing tools that perform reliably in demanding field environments.
Take a closer look inside the Fluke solar testing laboratory at Fluke Park in Everett, Washington. This facility supports product development, validation, and training across residential, commercial, industrial, and utility scale photovoltaic systems.
The lab includes multiple PV arrays configured to represent real-world installations, including systems with microinverters, optimizers, rapid shutdown devices, and 1500 volt utility scale configurations. These environments allow engineers and application specialists to evaluate tool performance under controlled yet realistic operating conditions.
Safety and compliance are central to operations. Testing is conducted in a fenced and controlled environment, with adherence to OSHA requirements and established electrical safety procedures.
This facility demonstrates Fluke’s long term investment in the solar industry and its commitment to designing tools that perform reliably in demanding field environments.
