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Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
450,06
Incl. VAT 562,58
Total incl. delivery
577,58
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The Fluke 51 II single input digital thermometer delivers fast response with laboratory accuracy (0.05% + 0.3°C). You can use the 51 II to measure contact temperature on motors, insulation, breakers, pipes, corroded connections, liquids, and wires with industrial standard J, K, T, or E-type thermocouple temperature sensors. The user friendly-front panel and large, backlit display make it easy to view results. And the sleep mode feature preserves battery life to give you a typical thousand hours of operation. Other useful features: Easy-to-access battery door that allows replacing the battery without breaking the calibration seal Comes with splash- and dust-resistant case protected by an impact-absorbing holster and a three-year warranty Powered by three, standard AA batteries -30- Includes an electronic offset function that compensates for thermocouple errors to maximize overall accuracy Handles temperatures up to 900°C (1600°F) Provides a user-friendly front panel that is easy to set up and operate Offers sleep mode to increase battery life; 1000-hour battery life typical Offers optional ToolPak accessory to hang the thermometer from any metal object (with the rare earth magnet) or secure around a pipe (with hook-and-loop straps) for hands-free operation
Width
86 mm
Depth
173 mm
Height
38 mm
Weight
400 g
Housing colour
Grey, Orange
Temperature measurement units
F, K, °C
Built-in display
Yes
Battery technology
Alkaline
Battery type
AA
Number of batteries supported
3
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
0095969077651
SKU:
FLU-674686
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