CurrentClampProbe, TRMS, CATIII300V, 20A MPN:I30S
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CurrentClampProbe, TRMS, CATIII300V, 20A
The Fluke CurrentClampProbe is a versatile and accurate measurement tool ideal for electrical troubleshooting and diagnostic applications. This clamp-on current probe can be used with various Fluke multimeters, including the 434 II, 435 II, and 437 Series II, to measure AC and DC currents up to 20A and 30A respectively. With a maximum conductor size of 0.75 inches, it can handle a wide range of electrical systems. The probe's output of 100mV/A provides a clear and precise reading, making it a valuable asset for electricians, technicians, and engineers in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and maintenance.
Top product features:
- Clamp On Current Probe, allowing for non-invasive measurement of current
- Measures AC and DC current, as well as AC and DC voltage
- Output of 100mV/A provides a precise measurement of current
Top product applications:
- Electrical troubleshooting and testing
- Measuring AC and DC current in electrical panels and equipment
- Testing and verifying electrical circuit integrity
Clamp On Current Probe, Connector Type BNC, For Use With Fluke 434 II and 435 II, Fluke 437 Series II, Fluke 438 II, Maximum AC Current Measurement 20 A, Minimum AC Current Measurement 30 mA, Maximum DC Current Measurement 30 A, Minimum DC Current Measurement 30 mA, Maximum Conductor Size 0.75 in, Output 100mV/A, Parameters Measured AC Current, AC Voltage, DC Current, DC Voltage, Safety Rating CAT III 300V, Probe Type Clamp On, Jaw Opening 0.7 in, Battery Chemistry Alkaline, Battery Size 9V
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: CN
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 2.50
- Package Width: 4.00
- Package Height: 9.70
- Package Weight: 0.75
Product info last updated on February 3, 2026 1:05am UTC
Category: Electrical Testing and Measuring