Test tools catalogue
Fluke, the global leader in portable electronic test and measurement technology, has announced availability of its new 140-page full-colour 2012/2013 Test Tools Catalogue which can be obtained free via the web site www.fluke.co.uk - either by requesting a copy to be sent in the post, or by immediate download as a pdf version.
Fluke, the global leader in portable electronic test and measurement technology, has announced availability of its new 140-page full-colour 2012/2013 Test Tools Catalogue which can be obtained free via the web site www.fluke.co.uk - either by requesting a copy to be sent in the post, or by immediate download as a pdf version.
The new catalogue contains complete descriptions of features and specifications for Fluke's full line of test tools. Sections include handheld digital multimeters, basic electrical testers, ScopeMeters, installation testers, field calibration tools, power quality tools, clamp meters, digital thermometers, thermal imagers, insulation testers, EX test tools, portable appliance testers, indoor air quality tools and accessories.
An introductory section covers all the tools recently introduced, such as the Fluke Ti100/TiR100 Series of light, rugged Thermal Imagers; the Fluke 430 Series II 3-phase Power Quality and Energy Analysers, the Fluke 1654B Multifunction Installation Tester; and the Fluke 750 Series Documenting Process Calibrators.
Fluke
0207 942 0700
www.fluke.co.uk
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