Measuring Tools
Fluke 376 True-rms AC/DC Clamp Meter dengan iFlex
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The Fluke 376 Clamp Meter offers improved performance for a wide range of flow size situations. With true-rms voltage and current rating, the Fluke 376 can read up to 1000 V and 1000 A in both ac and dc modes.
In addition, the Fluke 376 includes an iFlex™ flexible current probe that extends the measuring range to 2500 A ac while providing increased display flexibility, the ability to measure odd-sized conductors and increased cable access. The Fluke 376 is a direct replacement for the Fluke 337 Clamp Meter.
The Fluke 376 Clamp Meter offers improved performance for a wide range of flow size situations. With true-rms voltage and current rating, the Fluke 376 can read up to 1000 V and 1000 A in both ac and dc modes.
In addition, the Fluke 376 includes an iFlex™ flexible current probe that extends the measuring range to 2500 A ac while providing increased display flexibility, the ability to measure odd-sized conductors and increased cable access. The Fluke 376 is a direct replacement for the Fluke 337 Clamp Meter.
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With Hardened and polished taper blades, enclosed in a steel case metric feeler blades from Kennedy are clearly marked for easy identification.
Features and Benefits
• Hardened and polished taper blades, enclosed in a steel case
• Blades are clearly marked for easy identification
Standards
• Manufactured to DIN 2275
Typical Applications
• Mechanical
• Engineering
Notes
• Range: 10 Blade: .05 - .80mm. 13 and 20 Blade: .05 - 1mm
Features and Benefits
• Hardened and polished taper blades, enclosed in a steel case
• Blades are clearly marked for easy identification
Standards
• Manufactured to DIN 2275
Typical Applications
• Mechanical
• Engineering
Notes
• Range: 10 Blade: .05 - .80mm. 13 and 20 Blade: .05 - 1mm
Two-in-one contact and IR thermometer with innovative dot matrix display.
With a simple interface, a 3-button on-screen menu (in 6 languages) the Fluke 568 and 566 digital laser thermometers make even complex measurements easy. Quickly navigate advanced features to adjust sensitivity, start data logging, or activate and deactivate alarms - with just a few button presses.
With a rugged, easy-to-use ergonomic design, the Fluke 568 and 566 two-in-one contact and non-contact thermometers can handle tough industrial, electrical, and mechanical environments. These tools outperform any other IR thermometer (or pyrometer), helping you work more efficiently in a wider range of applications.
With a simple interface, a 3-button on-screen menu (in 6 languages) the Fluke 568 and 566 digital laser thermometers make even complex measurements easy. Quickly navigate advanced features to adjust sensitivity, start data logging, or activate and deactivate alarms - with just a few button presses.
With a rugged, easy-to-use ergonomic design, the Fluke 568 and 566 two-in-one contact and non-contact thermometers can handle tough industrial, electrical, and mechanical environments. These tools outperform any other IR thermometer (or pyrometer), helping you work more efficiently in a wider range of applications.
Now there is one intrinsically safe digital multimeter (DMM) you can use in IIC (gas), in Zones 1 and 2, and IIIC (dust), Zones 21 and 22. Whether you work in an oil, chemical, or pharmaceutical environment , all the test and troubleshooting capabilities you need are in the most robust and intrinsically secure (IS) Fluke DMM ever made. The Fluke 28 II Ex is also water, dust and drop resistant. You will be equipped to solve all problems, inside and outside the danger zone, without compromising on compliance or measurement performance.
Accurate enough for lab use, and rugged and portable enough to take anywhere
• Best-performing industrial heat sources (accuracy, stability, uniformity) in the world
• Immersion depth to 203 mm (8 in)
• Optional ITS-90 reference input reads PRTs to ±0.006 °C
• Temperature range from –45 °C to 700 °C
Every once in a while, a new product comes around that changes the rules. It happened when we introduced handheld dry-wells. It happened when we introduced Micro-Baths. Now we’ve combined bath-level performance with dry-well functionality and legitimate reference thermometry to create Metrology Wells.
With groundbreaking new proprietary electronics from Fluke Calibration's (patents pending), Metrology Wells let you bring lab-quality performance into whatever field environment you might work in. New analog and digital control techniques provide stability as good as ±0.005 °C. And with dual-zone control, axial (or “vertical") uniformity is as good as ±0.02 °C over a 60 mm (2.36 in) zone. (That’s 60 mm!) Such performance doesn’t exist anywhere else outside of fluid baths.
In short, there are six critical components of performance in an industrial heat source (which the European metrology community explains, for example, in the document EA-10/13): calibrated display accuracy, stability, axial (vertical) uniformity, radial (well-to-well) uniformity, impact from loading, and hysteresis. We added a seventh in the form of a legitimate reference thermometer input and created an entirely new product category: Metrology Wells.
(By the way, Metrology Wells are the only products on the market supported by published specifications addressing every performance category in the EA-10/13. Our specs aren’t just hopes or guidelines. They apply to every Metrology Well we sell.)
• Best-performing industrial heat sources (accuracy, stability, uniformity) in the world
• Immersion depth to 203 mm (8 in)
• Optional ITS-90 reference input reads PRTs to ±0.006 °C
• Temperature range from –45 °C to 700 °C
Every once in a while, a new product comes around that changes the rules. It happened when we introduced handheld dry-wells. It happened when we introduced Micro-Baths. Now we’ve combined bath-level performance with dry-well functionality and legitimate reference thermometry to create Metrology Wells.
With groundbreaking new proprietary electronics from Fluke Calibration's (patents pending), Metrology Wells let you bring lab-quality performance into whatever field environment you might work in. New analog and digital control techniques provide stability as good as ±0.005 °C. And with dual-zone control, axial (or “vertical") uniformity is as good as ±0.02 °C over a 60 mm (2.36 in) zone. (That’s 60 mm!) Such performance doesn’t exist anywhere else outside of fluid baths.
In short, there are six critical components of performance in an industrial heat source (which the European metrology community explains, for example, in the document EA-10/13): calibrated display accuracy, stability, axial (vertical) uniformity, radial (well-to-well) uniformity, impact from loading, and hysteresis. We added a seventh in the form of a legitimate reference thermometer input and created an entirely new product category: Metrology Wells.
(By the way, Metrology Wells are the only products on the market supported by published specifications addressing every performance category in the EA-10/13. Our specs aren’t just hopes or guidelines. They apply to every Metrology Well we sell.)