Fluke I200 Current Clamp, Ac Adapter, 240A Ac Ac Max, Current Output

The i200 is a single range 200 A ac current clamp with current output via banana plugs. The i200 is compatible with all Fluke multimeters or any other current measurement device that accepts banana plugs.

The i200s is a dual range 20 A and 200 A ac current clamp with voltage output via a BNC connector. A dual banana to BNC adapter is supplied to allow the i200s to be connected to multimeters with banana inputs.

Fluke Current clamps are the ideal tools to extend the current ranges of Fluke tools.

Shared features

Maximum current: 240 A AC
Useable frequency: 40 Hz → 10 KHz
Clamp opens to 21 mm
Maximum conductor Ø: 20 mm or 20 x 5 mm busbar

i200

Measurement Range: 0.5 → 240 A
Output Signal: 1 mA/A
Safety shrouded banana plugs allow use with most multimeters

i200s

Measurement Range: 0.1 → 24 A and 0.5 → 240 A
Output Signal: 100 mV/A in the 20 A range and 10 mV/A in the 200 A range
Supplied with a BNC connector for use with oscilloscopes, ScopeMeters® and testing devices with a BNC input
Banana / BNC adapter for use with a multimeter

Standards

EN61010, CAT III 600 V

FLUKE Current Clamp, Banana Plug Connector Type, 600V Safety Category Voltage - 664755

Taking AC readings of high-current circuits is a breeze with this current clamp from FLUKE. With a continuous current range from 0.5 to 240A, it can take measurements across a broad spectrum of applications. Its banana plugs connect directly to your multimeter, making it safe to use and fast to set up. The instrument's accuracy rating of ±1% + 0.5A assures you of reliable results. An output level of 1mA/A simplifies data interpretation so you can get a fix on exactly what's happening in your circuit. Being compatible with conductors up to 20mm in diameter makes this clamp a versatile piece of kit.

Features & Benefits

• Output cable length of 1.5m gives you plenty of room to manoeuvre
• Operating temperature range between -10°C and +55°C takes on challenging environments
• Weighs just 180g, so you can carry it around easily

Applications

• Automotive industry
• HVAC systems
• Packaging plants
• Mechanical engineering

What does CAT III safety mean?

This device complies with the CAT III 600V safety category, which means it can handle transient voltage surges of up to 6000V without breaking a sweat.