FLUKE 80I-1010 DC/AC CURRENT PROBE | INPUT 1-1000A OUTPUT 1MV PER AMP CLAMP
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The Fluke 80I-1010 DC/AC Current Probe is a high-performance current clamp designed to extend the current measuring capability of digital multimeters (DMMs) and other measurement devices. With its capability to measure both DC and AC currents, it is highly versatile for use in various electrical testing applications.
Key Specifications and Features of the Fluke 80I-1010 Current Probe:
Current Range: Measures currents from 1 A to 1000 A, making it suitable for both low and high-current applications.
Output Signal: Provides an output of 1 mV per amp, allowing it to deliver proportional voltage signals that most multimeters and oscilloscopes can interpret.
The Fluke 80I-1010 DC/AC Current Probe is a high-performance current clamp designed to extend the current measuring capability of digital multimeters (DMMs) and other measurement devices. With its capability to measure both DC and AC currents, it is highly versatile for use in various electrical testing applications.
Key Specifications and Features of the Fluke 80I-1010 Current Probe:
Current Range: Measures currents from 1 A to 1000 A, making it suitable for both low and high-current applications.
Output Signal: Provides an output of 1 mV per amp, allowing it to deliver proportional voltage signals that most multimeters and oscilloscopes can interpret.
Measurement Types: Supports both DC and AC measurements, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including automotive, industrial, and general electrical diagnostics.
Jaw Size: Designed with a clamp mechanism that allows it to latch around conductors without disconnecting circuits, providing easy and non-intrusive measurement.
Accuracy and Safety: Known for its reliable accuracy and built to meet high safety standards, typical of Fluke products.
The 80I-1010 is an ideal tool for technicians who need accurate current measurements without having to break circuits. Let me know if you need additional information on usage tips, setup, or compatibility with specific multimeter models!