Fluke i800 AC Current Clamp Probe

The Fluke i800 AC Current Clamp Probe is designed to facilitate easy and non-intrusive measurements of AC current. This tool can be particularly useful for professionals who need to extend the current measuring capabilities of standard digital multimeters (DMMs).

Features

Measures AC current from 100 mA to 800 A rms
30 Hz to 10 kHz frequency range
CAT III 600 V rating
Accepts up to 54 mm (2.1 in) diameter conductor size
1000:1 conversion factor for easy calculation
Rugged positive action design

Specifications:

Specifications
Nominal current range	800 A rms
Continuous current range	100 mA to 800 A rms
Maximum non-destructive current	1500 A rms (50/60 Hz)
Lowest measureable current	100 mA
Basic accuracy	±1% of reading
Useable frequency	30 Hz – 10 kHz (-3dB)
Output level(s)	1 mA / A
Safety Specifications
Safety	CAT III 600 V
Maximum voltage	600 V AC rms or DC
Mechanical and General Specifications
Warranty	1 year
Maximum conductor diameter	54 mm (2.13 in)
Output cable length	1.6 m (63 in)
Lead connector	Shrouded banana plugs

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Fluke Corporation

Name: Fluke i800 AC Current Clamp Probe - Best Price
Brand: Fluke
SKU: 80900

Since its founding in 1948, Fluke has helped define and grow a unique technology market, providing testing and troubleshooting capabilities that have grown to mission critical status in manufacturing and service industries. Every new manufacturing plant, office, hospital, or facility built today represents another potential customer for Fluke products. From industrial electronic installation, maintenance and service, to precision measurement and quality control, Fluke tools help keep business and industry around the globe up and running. Typical customers and users include technicians, engineers, metrologists, medical-device manufacturers, and computer network professionals — people who stake their reputations on their tools, and use tools to help extend their personal power and abilities.