Description

Fluke 87-5 CAL OffersThe Fluke 87-5 CAL Industrial True-RMS Multimeter with calibration certificate provides reliable measurements for industrial electrical systems. The multimeter offers functions to measure each relevant feature of the system to provide accurate analysis of any potential problems. It features temperature probe compatibility to provide another layer of measurements which will ensure safety in the workplace.FeaturesEnhanced resolution and accuracy for troubleshootingDesigned for industrial and electrical processesIncludes temperature measurement functionsIndustrial design matches all safety standards for the workplaceFluke 87-5 CAL OffersThe Fluke 87-5 CAL Industrial True-RMS Multimeter with calibration certificate provides reliable measurements for industrial electrical systems. The multimeter offers functions to measure each relevant feature of the system to provide accurate analysis of any potential problems. It features temperature probe compatibility to provide another layer of measurements which will ensure safety in the workplace.FeaturesEnhanced resolution and accuracy for troubleshootingDesigned for industrial and electrical processesIncludes temperature measurement functionsIndustrial design matches all safety standards for the workplace

Fluke 87-5 CAL Specifications

AC/DC Voltage
1000 V

AC/DC Current
10 A

Maximum Resistance
50 Mohm

Maximum Capacitance
9999 µF

Maximum Frequency
200 kHz

Temperature
-328 to 1994°F (-200 to 1090°C) excluding probe

Weight
0.8 lb (355 g)

Operating Temperature
-4 to 131°F (-20 to 55°C)

Operating Altitude
6561′ (2000 m)

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