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Manual Fluke E

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  • Fluke E - page 1

    ® 80T -IR/E Extended Range Infrared Temperature Probe Instr ucti on Sheet Int roduct ion The Fluke 80T-IR/ E Extended Range Inf rared Temperature Probe (t he probe) is a nonc ontact temperature m eas urement acces s ory for us e with a t es t instrum ent capable of meas uring DC volts in the millivolt range such as a digital multimeter (DMM). The ...

  • Fluke E - page 2

    Safety I nfo rm ati on The 80T-IR/E c omplies with IEC Publ ication 1010-1- 1990 including A mendment 1, CSA C22.2 No. 231, ANSI/ I SA-S82.01 and .03 S af ety Standards . W WARNING IF TARGET EMMISSIVITY IS LESS T HAN 0.95, THE PROBE CAN I NDICATE A TEM PERATURE LOWER THAN THE ACT UAL TARGET TEM PERATURE. AVOID TOUCHING THE T ARGET; T HERMAL BURNS C ...

  • Fluke E - page 3

    Compa tibilit y The probe is compatible wit h all DC millivolt measuring instrum ents that have a m inimum of 1 M W input impedance and accept s afety shrouded, standard diameter 0. 16 i n. (4 m m ) banana pl ugs . Operati on To take a meas urement, perform t he f ollowing steps : 1. Plug the red connector i nto the V W dc input jack and the black ...

  • Fluke E - page 4

    300mV V V OFF 0 1 02 03 0 300mV V V OFF A A ! 1000V 750V FUSED 10A RANGE PRESS AUTORANGE 300 mA COM V 1 SEC TOUCH HOLD Avoid touching or holding cone ON/OFF switch Battery clip Battery 9V DC Battery door Coiled cable Banana plugs 3 2 1 4 ° C ° F ° C/ ° F switch Figure 1. Di spl ay Codes Under the conditions shown in Table 1, the meter will alte ...

  • Fluke E - page 5

    Table 1. Display Codes Condition Action 1041 ° F Target temperature is over range. Select target within probe's specified temperature range. -135 ° F The temperature of the probe is near the low ambient operating range limit.** Ensure that the probe is within the specified ambient operating range. -192 ° F B a t t e r y p o we r i s l o w . ...

  • Fluke E - page 6

    2.5 0.1 14 0.6 7.5 0.3 21 0.8 33 1.3 mm Inch 0 0 25 1 50 2 76 3 130 5 mm Inch Distance to object Diameter of spot Spot size increases with distance from the probe tip, as shown Figure 2. ...

  • Fluke E - page 7

    Measurem ent Consi d erati ons · If t he surf ace t o be measured i s sm all (13 mm (1/2 in.) or less), hol d the probe as cl ose as pos sible to the surf ac e (no m ore t han 50 mm (2 in.) away). · If t he surface to be meas ured is covered by frost or other materi al , c lean it to expos e t he surface. · If the s urface to be measured is high ...

  • Fluke E - page 8

    Output: 1 mV/degree ° F Relative Hum idity: 95% RH or less @ 86° F noncondensing, Temp. Coef. appli es Storage Temperature: -13° to 158° F wi t hout batter y Power: 9V b attery; (N EDA 1604A, 6F22, 006P ) Batt ery life ( Alkaline): 50 hours typical, @ 73° F 33% du ty cycle Dimensions: (L x W x H) 180 m m x 30 mm x 50 m m (7. 1 i n. ) x (1.2 in ...

  • Fluke E - page 9

    LIMI T E D WARRANTY & LIMI T AT I ON OF LIABILI T Y Each Fluke product is warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service. The warranty period is one year and begins on the date of shipment. P arts, product repairs, and services are warranted for 90 days. This warranty extends only to the original buye ...

  • Fluke E - page 10

    Servic e For servic e information in t he U.S.A., call 1-800-526- 4711. Outs ide the U.S.A. , contact the nearest Fluke Servic e Center. To locat e an authorized servic e center, visi t us on the World Wi de Web: www.fluke. com or call Fluke usi ng t he phone num bers listed below: USA: 1-888-99-FLUK E (1-888-993-5853) Canada: 1-800-36-FLUKE (1-800 ...

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