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Industrial inspections require a powerful diagnostic videoscope designed to stand up to the dirtiest, most harsh environments.

Fluke Diagnostic Videoscopes put high-resolution images in the palm of your hand.
• High definition probe with dual-view camera
• Processing speeds that render a smooth, clear, consistent image
• 7” LCD screen for easy viewing
• Macro to micro zoom function
• Adjustable lighting to capture the best image

Fluke DS701 Diagnostic Videoscope:
Rugged, industrial 800 x 600 resolution diagnostic videoscope with dual view probe. Inspection camera with 7” LCD screen for accurate diagnostics in difficult to reach spaces. Adjustable LED lighting and digital zoom for quality images. Up is Up® technology rotates the display screen to allow for appropriate image display, regardless of the orientation of the probe (8.5 millimeter, 1.2 meter probe only). Intuitive user interface with easy to navigate button technology.

Fluke DS703 FC High-Resolution Diagnostic Videoscope with Fluke Connect®:
Rugged, high-definition industrial 1280 x 720 resolution diagnostic videoscope with Wi-Fi capability. 7” capacitive touch screen for accurate diagnostics in difficult to reach spaces. 720p video recording inspection camera. Adjustable LED lighting and digital zoom for quality images. Up is Up® technology rotates the display screen to allow for appropriate image display, regardless of the orientation of the probe (8.5 millimeter, 1.2 meter probe only).

Save time with the Fluke Connect® system:
Wirelessly sync images directly from your videoscope to the Fluke Connect® system, and attach to an asset record or work order. Having access to maintenance records simultaneously at the inspection site and from the office or an off-site location enables faster decision making and real-time collaboration between team members. You can also live stream images or videos from your Scope to a smartphone or PC.

Introducing the Fluke PQ400 Electrical Measurement Window— the safer, easier way to make three-phase power quality measurements.

The Fluke PQ400 Electrical Measurement Window is a permanently installed interface that allows you to make three phase measurement connections on energized panels, without opening the panel door. Once installed, the PQ400 Electrical Measurement Window gives you access to critical power quality and energy data while decreasing testing time and helping you to maintain safety.

Use the PQ400 Electrical Measurement Window to reduce the risk of arc flash and electrocution when making power quality and energy measurements, increasing the safety of your personnel and reducing the need for supplemental personal protective equipment. With permanently connected voltage and current sensors located inside the electrical panel you can make power quality and energy measurements using the external access points all without opening the panel door. Three phase voltage, current, neutral and ground connects are designed to cover most measurement scenarios, and with full 360-degree rotation you can install the PQ400 window in whichever orientation you choose.

The Fluke T6-1000 Electrical Tester with FieldSense™ technology lets you quickly, safely take True rms voltage and current measurements without test leads.

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Use the integrated compass on the Fluke IRR1-SOL Irradiance Meter to measure and document roof or site orientation.

+ First perform irradiance, temperature and inclination measurements with the meter turned on and aligned with the panel.

+ If the tilt is above 20 degrees, any compass reading will be inaccurate. The metal in the panel or other surrounding metal objects will also affect the compass reading. This is why another step is necessary to verify the direction.

+ Position the meter away from the panel and any other metal objects and with the tip of the meter facing in the same direction as the panel.

+ Confirm your compass reading.

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The Fluke IRR1-SOL Irradiance Meter has a built-in inclination sensor that lets you know the roof or solar panel tilt when surveying, installing or adjusting the installation.

+ Simply place the Irradiance Meter directly onto the solar panel to get accurate tilt.

+ For surfaces of rooftops with inclinations different than 0°, place the meter on the ground and push the ZERO button for 2 seconds to reset the angle.

+ Then, measure the true inclination of the solar panel.

Get 4 critical photovoltaic measurements in one easy-to-use tool when surveying, installing or adjusting your solar installation. Visit Fluke.com to find out more.

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he IRR1 irradiance meter is the perfect tool to conduct comprehensive tests and measurements on photovoltaic systems. It provides four key measurements all in one tool: irradiance, temperature, tilt, and compass degree.

Irradiation is a critical metric to consider when conducting a survey or inspection of a solar installation.

1. IRRADIANCE: The Fluke IRR1 irradiance meter instantaneously measures solar irradiance up to 1400 watts per square meter. In addition to irradiance, solar professionals need to measure the temperature of the surfaces of a photovoltaic panel.

+ TEMPERATURE: The Fluke irradiance meter comes with an integrated temperature sensor that allows users to measure the top of a solar panel, simply by placing the unit on the surface. To measure the temperature of the back of the panel, the Fluke Irradiance Meter comes with an attachable, external probe.

+ TILT: Tilt angle of a solar panel is important to maximize efficiency. Identify the ideal inclination of a panel by enabling the tilt function. For scenarios where the rooftop is not level, use the Zero function to calculate the real tilt.

+ COMPASS DEGREE: The location and direction of a panel determines the amount of irradiation absorbed. Get the direction of the panel in degrees by using the compass function on the IRR1 irradiance meter.

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Even if a solar or photovoltaic system is installed correctly, it may not be producing the specified amount of power. Determine the performance of a solar panel with the Fluke IRR1-SOL Irradiance Meter.

+ Simply place the Fluke irradiance meter directly onto the solar panel.

+ The meter will instantly and precisely display the watt per square meter measurement.

+ The irradiance meter makes it easy to ensure you’re getting the optimum power from your system and also makes it simple to report and document.

+ The irradiance meter also includes a temperature sensor, compass and inclination sensor.

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The Fluke T6-1000 PRO Electrical Tester measures voltage up to 1000 V ac and current up to 200 A ac, all through the open fork and without test lead contact to live voltage. Connect the black lead to the ground with the included heavy-duty alligator clip, slide the wire into the open fork and see both voltage and current at the same time. On wires up to AWG 4/0 (120 mm2), carrying as much as 200 A and 1000 Vac. Even with gloves on. It will change how you do your job.

Fluke 1770 Series Three-Phase Power Quality Analysers eliminate the complexities of power quality logging, troubleshooting, and analysis. Engineered to be the faster, easier way to perform power quality studies, the Fluke 1770 Series offers automatic measurements, a straightforward user interface and setup, best-in-class specifications, and a simplified reporting platform. The Fluke 1770 series can also be powered directly from the measurement circuit, eliminating the need to find a power outlet or use a lengthy extension cord. With the Fluke 1770 Series you’ll never miss a critical power quality event—from fast transients up to 8 kV, harmonics up to 30 kHz, dips and swells, as well as the voltage, current, and power measurements that enable you to characterise your electrical system.