The Fluke T6-1000 Electrical Tester with FieldSense™ technology lets you quickly, safely take True rms voltage and current measurements without test leads.
Unlike other fork testers that merely detect voltage, the T6-1000 makes actual measurements, without contacting a live, metallic conductor. Just slide the 17.8 mm open fork, the widest in the industry, over a conductor and read simultaneous voltage and current values. Or simultaneous frequency and current values. The open fork works with wires up to AWG 4/0 (120 mm2). Or, you can use the attached test leads to measure voltage DC to 1000 V.
• True rms voltage and current to 200 A AC, 1000 V AC
• Resistance 1 Ω to 100 kΩ
Work on any jobsite
Make use of the HOLD button to temporarily freeze the reading on the screen so you can keep working with the same measurement up. Plus, the display features large, easy-to-read numbers and a backlight for darker work environments or inside cabinets. The T6-1000 works with the Fluke TPACK ToolPak™ Magnetic Meter Hanger to make it even more convenient.
How FieldSense™ technology works
FieldSense ™ technology is different than other open fork testers work by interpreting a magnetic field to show AC current. FieldSense™ detects an electrical field that interacts with a T6 reference signal, showing a voltage value on the tester’s display.
Includes:
• Attached test leads with removable 4 mm probe caps
Great performance in portable instruments • Lightweight and very portable • Accuracy to ±0.25 °C • RS-232 interface • Easy to recalibrate
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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
- Relative time clocks at MIN, MAX and AVG provide a time reference for important events
- The Electronic Offset function enables thermocouple error compensation to maximize overall accuracy
- Measures J, K, T, and E thermocouple types
- Result reading in ºC, ºF or Kelvin (K)
- Splash and dust resistant bag with shock absorbing holster
- Front panel that is easy to set up and operate
- Sleep mode increases battery life, typical 1000 hours of battery life
- The battery cover makes it easy to replace the battery without opening the calibration seal
- The optional ToolPak accessory allows the thermometer to be hung from any metal object (with a rare earth magnet) or secured around a pipe (with a - hook-and-loop strap) for hands-free operation.