Fluke is offering three new money-saving Temperature Combo Kits targeted at industrial, electrical and HVAC service and maintenance professionals. The kits are based around the latest Fluke 62 MAX+ IR thermometer, which is ideal for quick temperature scans of systems from a safe distance to look for anything from unusual hot spots, that signal electrical and electro-mechanical malfunctions, to undesirable air intake/output patterns in the building envelope. Alongside the 62 MAX+, the kits include a true-rms clamp meter and voltage detector, or a laser distance meter, or an electrical tester and voltage detector, and offer savings of up to 20%.
The Fluke 62 MAX+/323/1AC IR Thermometer, Clamp Meter and Voltage Detector Kit comprises: the rugged, IP54-rated Fluke 62 MAX+ IR thermometer, which features dual, lasers to accurately identify the measurement spot size; the CAT IV 300V/CAT III 600V safety rated Fluke 323 true-rms Clamp Meter, offering current measurement up to 400A AC, voltages up to 600V AC/DC and resistance measurement; the CAT IV 1000V safety rated Fluke 1AC-II Volt Alert that gives both visible and audible recognition and continuously self-tests to indicate it is working; and a Fluke C115 soft case.
The Fluke 414D/62 MAX+ Laser Distance Meter/Infrared Thermometer Combo Kit comprises: the rugged, IP54-rated Fluke 62 MAX+ IR thermometer; and the Fluke 414D Laser Distance Meter, offering measurement up to 50m with an accuracy of ±2mm, quick calculations of area and volume and a Pythagoras function to calculate heights.
The Fluke T5-600/62 MAX+/1AC-II IR Thermometer, Electrical Tester and Voltage Detector Kit comprises: the rugged, IP54-rated Fluke 62 MAX+ IR thermometer; the CAT III 600V safety rated Fluke T5-600 Voltage, Continuity and Current Tester measuring up to 600V AC/DC, AC current up to 100A using OpenJaw™ technology, and featuring a continuity beeper; the Fluke 1AC-II VoltAlert™ Voltage Detector with CAT IV 1000V safety rating; and a Fluke C115 Soft Case.
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