Fluke 80i-110s AC/DC Current Clamp
Key features
- •Compatible with any Fluke ScopeMeter test tool, power harmonics analyzer, oscilloscope, multimeter
- •Compitable with other voltage measurement device with BNC input connectors or if using a meter convert the banana plugs to a BNC connector using the adapter
- •Designed to provide you with safe, high accuracy measurements for a wide range of applications
- •Specially designed built-in safety features such as the 600 V RMS rating at the input jaws, output cable and BNC connector enhance work safety in industrial and commercial power distribution systems
- •The probe is shielded for high noise immunity, to prevent unwanted noise when troubleshooting around noise generating devices like adjustable speed motor drives and ignition systems
Fluke 80i-110s AC/DC Current Clamp
List Price: $1463.72$1317.35DEALYou Save: $146.37 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Value for money in low frequency range
baran✓ Verified Purchase•July 3, 2023
This is a good probe at its price. There are similar probes from Tektronix and Aglient but they cost about 50-100 dollars more than this for some reason I can't understand. I have used the more expensive ones like Tektronix TCP312, but for low frequencies like DC-20kHz, this probe does the trick at 1/7th of the cost of the Tektronix one (TCP312). Its clip (where the current carrying wire is held) has also a thicker diameter than the high frequency (50-100 MHz) probes, so currents in wires thicker than 16 AWG can be measured with this probe. I use it for current measurements in power electronic circuits, where I also want to see the switching frequency component riding over the lower fundamental output frequency component. If someone is only wishing to measure 60 Hz currents or maybe upto third harmonic (180 Hz) currents, then one could be better off buying a current clamp which is usually about 1/2 to 1/3 the cost of this probe.
Four Stars
Ben Lee✓ Verified Purchase•June 29, 2023
The price is good compared to other on-line sites
Five Stars
Mallie✓ Verified Purchase•May 29, 2023
Really nice current probe. Worth the money.
Adapter required to use with a Fluke Digital Multimeter
DG✓ Verified Purchase•May 8, 2023
Five stars for a (pricey) great clamp. Subtract one star because Fluke does NOT include the PM9081 adapter necessary to make it compatible with their DMMs. Had to order this adapter. Fifty bucks for a BNC-Banana adapter? You've got to be kidding me.
