Accessories

Product overview: Fluke i3000s Flex-36 AC Current Clamp, 915 mm (36 in.)

The i3000s Flex is an ac current clamp utilizing the Rogowski principle. It can be used to measure currents up to 3000 A when used in conjunction with oscilloscopes, recorders or data loggers. The flexible and lightweight measuring head allows quick and easy installation in hard to reach areas.

Ideal for electricians and technicians that need to measure currents, voltage or frequency on complex variable frequency drive signals. It includes the 87 V industrial multimeter, 5 x insulated screwdrivers, 3 x insulated pliers and the roll-up tool pouch.

The Fluke T6-KIT is a starter accessory kit for the electrical professional who owns the new Fluke T6 Electrical Tester with FieldSense™, or is thinking of buying one.

Simplified testing, more insight

The compact ScopeMeter® 120B Series, is the rugged oscilloscope solution for industrial electrical and electro-mechanical equipment troubleshooting and maintenance applications. It's a truly integrated test tool, putting the functions of an oscilloscope, multimeter, and high-speed recorder into one, easy-to-use instrument. The ScopeMeter 120B Series also integrates with Fluke Connect® mobile app and FlukeView® for ScopeMeter software to enable further collaboration, data analysis, and archiving of critical test information.

Faster electro-mechanical troubleshooting

Troubleshoot faster and get the answers you need to keep systems up and running. Display waveforms with Connect and View™ trigger and setup technology. Automatically view related numerical measurements using Fluke IntellaSet™ technology, all without making manual measurement adjustments. With Recorder Event Detect capabilities, elusive intermittent events are captured and logged for easy viewing and analysis.

Connect-and-View™ triggering for an instant, stable display

Oscilloscope users know how difficult triggering can be. Using the wrong settings can lead to unstable waveform captures, and sometimes, even the wrong measurement data. Fluke's unique Connect-and View™ triggering technology recognizes signal patterns, and automatically sets up the correct triggering to provide a stable, reliable, and repeatable display.

Connect-and-View™ triggering is designed to work with virtually any signal, including motor drives and control signals- without adjusting parameters, or even touching a button. Signal changes are instantly recognized, and settings are automatically adjusted providing a stable display even when measuring multiple test points in quick succession.

IntellaSet™/AutoReading

The Auto Readings function with Fluke IntellaSet™ technology uses proprietary algorithms to intelligently analyze the measured waveform and automatically display the most appropriate numerical measurements on-screen, so you can get the data you need easier than ever before. For example, when the measured waveform is a line voltage signal, the V rms and Hz readings are automatically displayed, whereas if the measured waveform is a square wave, the V peak-peak and Hz readings are automatically displayed. Using IntellaSet™ technology in conjunction with Connect and-View™ automatic triggering you can be sure you're seeing not only the correct waveform, but the appropriate numerical reading as well. All without touching a button.

Harmonics function measures periodic distortions

Harmonics are periodic distortions of voltage, current, or power sine waves. Harmonics in power distribution systems are often caused by non-linear loads such as switched mode dc power supplies and adjustable speed motor drives. Harmonics can cause transformers, conductors, and motors to overheat. In the Harmonics function, the Test Tool measures harmonics to the 51st. Related data such as dc components, THD (Total Harmonic Distortion), and K factor are measured to provide a complete insight into the electrical state of health of your loads.

Comprehensive recorder modes help find intermittent faults

The toughest faults to find are those that happen only once in a while-intermittent events. They can be caused by bad connections, dust, dirt, corrosion or simply broken wiring or connectors. Other factors, like line outages and sags or the starting and stopping of a motor, can also cause intermittent events resulting in equipment shutdowns. When these events happen, you may not be around to see it. But your Fluke ScopeMeter Test Tool will.