Fluke T150 Volt Stick & Proving Unit

The Fluke T150 Voltage and Continuity Tester is designed for electricians requiring accurate voltage measurements and continuity testing. It measures AC/DC voltages ranging from 6V to 690V and tests continuity up to 400 kΩ. The device also features phase rotation indication for voltages between 100V and 690V, ensuring comprehensive functionality for various electrical applications.

Paired with the PRV240 Proving Unit, this kit allows users to verify the functionality of their test tools without exposure to live circuits, enhancing safety by reducing the risk of shock and arc flash. The PRV240 supplies both AC and DC steady-state voltages up to 240V, suitable for validating multimeters, clamp meters, and two-pole testers.

This combination is ideal for applications in situations where verifying the absence of voltage is crucial before maintenance work.

For businesses in the UK seeking reliable and durable electrical testing equipment, the Fluke T150 with PRV240 Proving Unit is available for hire or purchase.
 

ESS Code: HMFT.14

• Measures AC/DC voltage: 6V to 690V
• Continuity testing up to 400 kΩ
• Phase rotation indication: 100V to 690V
• Includes PRV240 Proving Unit for tool verification
• CAT IV 600V, CAT III 690V safety ratings
• IP64 rated for dust and water resistance
• Backlit LCD display for clear readings
• Audible and visual indicators for voltage presence
• Ergonomic design for comfortable use
   

• Voltage AC/DC Range: 6V to 690V
• Continuity Range: 0 to 400 kΩ
• Frequency Range: 0/40 to 400 Hz
• Phase Rotation: 100V to 690V
• Resistance Measurement: Up to 1999 Ω
• Response Time (LED indicator): < 0.5 s
• Safety Rating: CAT IV 600V, CAT III 690V
• IP Rating: IP64
• Dimensions: 23 x 6.5 x 3.8 cm
• Weight: 180 g
   

• Fluke T150 Voltage and Continuity Tester
• PRV240 Proving Unit
• TPAK Magnetic Hanging Strap
• User Manual
• Calibration Certificate
• Batteries
   

Lead time: 1 days

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