CurrentClampProbe, TRMS, CATIII600V, 600A MPN:Fluke-i1010
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CurrentClampProbe, TRMS, CATIII600V, 600A
Accurately measure AC and DC currents up to 600A with the Fluke CurrentClampProbe. Designed for use with a range of Fluke multimeters, this clamp-on current probe provides reliable measurements in various applications, including electrical system troubleshooting, circuit analysis, and power quality testing. Its TRMS measurement technology ensures accurate results, while its CAT III 600V rating ensures safe operation. Ideal for use in industrial, commercial, and residential settings, this probe is a valuable tool for electricians, engineers, and technicians who need to measure current in a variety of electrical systems.
Top product features:
- Clamp On Current Probe design allows for non-invasive measurement of current.
- Measures AC current up to 600 A and DC current up to 1000 A.
- Has a shrouded banana plug connector for secure and reliable connections.
Top product applications:
- Current measurement in electrical panels and enclosures
- Measuring high currents in automotive electrical systems
- Testing and troubleshooting industrial electrical systems
Clamp On Current Probe, Connector Type Shrouded Banana Plugs, For Use With Fluke 110, Fluke 120B Series, Fluke 175, Fluke 177, Fluke 179, Fluke 233, Fluke 27 II, Fluke 28 II, Fluke 287, Fluke 289, Fluke 715, Fluke 787, Fluke 787B, Fluke 789, Fluke 83V, Fluke 87V, Fluke 87V MAX, Fluke 87V MAX E2, Fluke 88V/A Automotive Multimeter, Maximum AC Current Measurement 600 A, Minimum AC Current Measurement 1 A, Maximum DC Current Measurement 1,000 A, Minimum DC Current Measurement 1 A
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: TH
- 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: 15.00
- Package Width: 8.00
- Package Height: 1.50
- Package Weight: 1.54
Product info last updated on February 5, 2026 5:38am UTC
Category: Electrical Testing and Measuring