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Style: AC CURRENT CLAMP-ON PROBE
Pattern Name: Clamp
Features
- Companion to a digital multimeters to measure up to 200A AC
- 1mA per amp output guarantees easy reading on you meter
- Take accurate current readings without breaking the circuit
- Maximum conductor diameter 20mm, CAT III 600V safety rating
Description
Fluke Current clamps are the ideal tools to extend the current ranges of Multimeters. The clamp is a single range ac current clamp with current output via safety shrouded banana plugs. The clamp is compatible with most Fluke multimeters or any other current measurement device that accepts shrouded banana plugs. 1mA per Amp output guarantees easy reading on you meter. Take accurate current readings without breaking the circuit.
Brand: Fluke
Power Source: Alkaline
Style: AC CURRENT CLAMP-ON PROBE
Color: Yellow
Item Weight: 14.4 ounces
Brand: Fluke
Power Source: Alkaline
Style: AC CURRENT CLAMP-ON PROBE
Color: Yellow
Item Weight: 14.4 ounces
Item dimensions L x W x H: 12.99 x 17.8 x 2.01 inches
Specification Met: Cat III 600v
Upper Temperature Rating: 40 Degrees Celsius
UPC: 696335208459 095969268608
Manufacturer: Fluke
Global Trade Identification Number: 08
Product Dimensions: 12.99 x 17.8 x 2.01 inches
Department: Unisex Adult
Item model number: i400
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: December 1, 2006
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Style: AC CURRENT CLAMP-ON PROBE
Pattern Name: Clamp
I use this AC current transducer with my Fluke Model 189 DVM to measure AC currents in single and polyphase systems. It does the job safely, accurately and with a minimum of fuss and effort on my part. Note that this device will measure AC currents ONLY - it you need to measure DC currents or AC currents with a DC component this is not the appropriate device. The leads are equipped with safety plugs - these keep dirt and foreign material out of the recessed contact areas. These plugs must be removed before connecting the leads to corresponding recessed sockets on a meter. Note that the connectors must be connected to corresponding AC current input inputs on meters - they WILL NOT work on DC current or any type of voltage inputs. The clamp-on part of the device is nicely designed - it's easy to slip into a tight breaker panel or around the leads feeding a main panel. It requires only one hand to connect in keeping with best safety practices (one hand in the panel, one hand behind your back). You can't go wrong with this unit.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2013 by Not milking cows in Wisconsin.
Style: AC CURRENT CLAMP-ON PROBE
Pattern Name: Clamp
A good tool to measure ac power currents and their harmonics. Strangely enough it works better with a non-Fluke VOM. When used with a Fluke 117 meter, the indicated value varied with the frequency of the ac current by more than 50% from 30 Hz up to 360 Hz. And this current clamp would not produce a stable reading at 15 Hz with the 117. But when used with a Meterman 37XR, the current readings were consistent and stable from 15 Hz up to 360 Hz. One could even get a useful but attenuated response all the way down to 5 HZ ac.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2015 by M. Thuot
Style: 400A AC/DC CURRENT CLAMP
Pattern Name: Clamp
I purchased this clamp-on probe to use with a Radio Shack Model 22-812 multi-function digital multimeter and the combo is superb. The plug, a ganged two-prong (positive and negative) shrouded banana plug duo, has a spacing of exactly 3/4 inch, which Fluke and many other manufacturers use, like my RS MM. Thus, I can use it on the RS, Flukes, and others. One caveat is that the output is 1 mV per Ampere; hence, one must use a MM having a sensitivity of at least 1 mV, which is no problem for the RS 22-812 and the better lines of most MMs. So, even tho the plug may fit your, for example, Wavetek Meterman Model AC40A, a compact and simple combo AC current/Voltage/resistance-measuring digital MM (yes, I have one; it's great for normal Residential, Commercial, and Industrial work when you're measuring Voltages LT 600 V)(AC and DC Voltages read, but NOT DC current, which is why I purchased this probe), its sensitivity is only 100 mV (0.1 Volt), making it worthless for most current readings. I specifically purchased this probe over some others, which are cheaper, because it's made by Fluke. Simple as that. I have yet to encounter a shoddy Fluke-made product, and when you need to have a current reading, be it AC or DC, a precise number generated by a product that will perform reliably in a work environment, especially when you have to physically clamp onto a conductor that may or may NOT have intact insulation, for years to come is well worth the extra dollars. So...you might ask why I use a RS meter costing only $80 versus the equivalent Fluke (a Model 87) costing [...] (at [...]). Well, the answer is two-fold: availability and price. I live and work in Ecuador and quality electrical test equipment is not all that available. The RS meter was at a company store here and it was on sale for the "List Price:" [...]. There's normally a significant markup and many items are not available. As for the second factor, a Fluke 87 is NOT 4.75 times "better" than this specific RS MM! In conclusion, if you need a Hall Effect current probe (so you can measure DC as well as AC), this one will serve you well.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2009 by David Injerd
Style: AC CURRENT CLAMP-ON PROBE
Pattern Name: Clamp
Great probe once you learn how to use it. Note: On my Fluke 175 (and many others), it reads in mA, not A. That's pretty clearly stated in the directions, so no big deal. Note: You cannot put an amp-clamp on a power cord and get a reading. Why? Because the AC signal essentially goes in the hot wire and out the neutral and those two signals cancel each other out. You need to put an amp clamp around the hot wire only (or the neutral assuming a properly wired connection, but really it should be the hot.) Unless you have the wall or panel open, this is not possible so you'll need an "AC line splitter". Amazon sells a bunch. I have the Amprobe ELS2A and like it fine. This probe is very well made, has a nice solid lockup, and the cable is flexible enough that it doesn't get in my way. Why not just get an all-in-one ammeter? For me, I like to hang just the clamp in the wires, then have the meter on the floor (or whatever) that I can look at. I also don't like manipulating dials and what-not right in a service panel. Those all-in-one units make me want to take my hand out of my pocket. :) Plus, I can use this on my handheld Fluke as well as my bench-top meter.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2016 by Gary A. Donahue
Style: 400A AC/DC CURRENT CLAMP
Pattern Name: Clamp
This Clamp works really well in conjunction with my Flukemeter (I am pretty sure ALL flukemeters, as it uses voltage metering for the reading). DC clamps are very useful in troubleshooting battery-based, 12/24 VDC systems and they are hard to find with reliable accuracy and calibration. Resolution is pretty high for a clampmeter as well. This as a stand-alone product saves a significant amount over a clamp-on unit with a display. Its a little larger than I expected, and with the normal high Fluke price-tag. Otherwise, top-notch as usual from Fluke.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2013 by Tim McCallum