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Ideal for low temperature range food service applications Designed for use in soft or semi-hard materials Soft rubber handle can be cleaned with soap and water Use also as an immersion probe in liquid and gel Compatible with T-Type measurement instruments Use also with Fluke multimeters. For meters with temperature function such as the 116, 78, 179, 287 and 289, use the 80AK-A DMM adapter. To add temperature to your multimeter, use the 80TK Thermocouple Module 4" probe made from 316 stainless steel Cable length" 40" (1 m) Flexible strain relief for long life Measurement range: -196 to 350 °C (-320.8 to 662 °F) Accuracy: ± 3% -196 to 66 °C (-320.8 to 150.8 °F); ± 2 °C (3.6 °F) 0 to 266 °C (32 to 510.8 °F); ± 0.75% 266 to 350 °C (510.8 to 662 °F), ASTM-E230-1993
Type-K thermocouple suitable for food industry, liquids and gels Measurement range : -40 to 260°C One year warranty
Type-K thermocouple for surfaces in rugged environment Durable ribbon sensor Measurement range: -127 to 600°C
For flat or slightly convex surfaces Ideal for measurement of hot rollers and plates Measurement range: 0°C to 260°C (32°F to 500°F) Maximum Temperature of Cable: 105°C 220°F); of Handle: 105°C (220°F)
Type-K thermocouple with tapered tip for use in air, non-caustic gas and surface applications Measurement range:-40 to 816ºC
For general purpose applications Type-K thermocouple surface, air and non-caustic gases Measurement range:-40°C to 260 °C 6 inch Stainless Steel Probe
For general purpose applications Teflon tape insulation Not suitable for liquid immersion Shipped with the 80TK, Fluke 50 Series Measurement range: -40 °C to 260 °C (-40 °F to 500 °F) Accuracy: ± 1.1 °C (2.0 °F) over the range of 0°C to 260°C (32°F to 500°F) Maximum Temperature of Insulation: 260°C (500°F)
To organize and identify multiple leads and cables in a work area Set contains 32 wire clips in 8 colors easily snap onto test leads and current clamp cables To comply with country by country differences in wire colors on phases