Metric & Inch Reading - Graduation: 0.02mm/0.001"

Incorporating Quadri feature - gives outside, inside, depth and step readings.

Fine adjustment feature allows improved sensitivity of slider movement.

14° vernier face angle reduces parallax.



Satin chrome finish with clear easy read graduations.

The 566 IR and contact thermometer features a simple, three-button, on-screen menu interface (in 6 languages) to make it easier than ever to measure temperature. You can quickly navigate advanced features to adjust emissivity, start data logging, or turn alarms on and off with just a few pushes of a button. And with its rugged, easy-to-use, ergonomic design, the Fluke 566 can stand up to tough industrial, electrical, and mechanical environments. These tools go beyond other IR thermometers (or pyrometers), helping you work more efficiently in more applications.



Other useful features:



- Adjustable emissivity that allows you to confidently measure a wide variety of surfaces

- Up to 20 points of data for downloading and recalling later

- Two levels of backlight on the display

- Included Type-K thermocouple bead probe

- Features audible and visual alarms to instantly alert you to measurements outside of your set limits

- Provides MAX, MIN, DIF and AVG functions to quickly identify problems

The ACDC-54NAV clamp-on power meter offers AC/DC current measurements to 1000 A, AC/DC voltage to 1000 V, temperature capabilities, and wide jaws to handle large conductors up to 1.6″ (40 mm) for high voltage industrial environments.



This clamp-on multimeter offers a full range of power quality diagnostics including power and power factor, total harmonics distortion, individual harmonics, in-rush current, phase sequence, TRMS and low pass filter for industrial power monitoring and verifying system conditions.

Great performance in portable instruments
• Lightweight and very portable
• Accuracy to ±0.25 °C
• RS-232 interface
• Easy to recalibrate

If you’ve been using a dry well calibrator or dry block calibrator for field work, you know there’s a lot more to them than temperature range and stability. Size, weight, speed, convenience, and software are also significant.

A field dry well needs to be portable, flexible, and suitable for high-volume calibrations or certifications. If it's not, you’ll soon forget about the great stuff the sales rep told you and realize what you’ve really bought.

At Fluke Calibration, we use dry well calibrators every day in our manufacturing and calibration work, and we know what makes a dry well easy and productive to use—which is exactly how users describe our series of field dry wells. These dry wells work for you instead of the other way around.