80T-150UA CAL

The 80T-150UA CAL from Fluke is an universal temperature probe for Fluke DMMs. It is a self contained temperature to voltage converter. The probe is designed to provide a direct temperature reading when it is connected to any high impedance DMM that is capable of 1mV resolution and at least a 300 count full scale readout capability. Two switch selected temperature output scaling are provided (-50 to +150°C or -58 to +302°F). The probe will stand off 60V DC or 30V AC rms (42.4V peak). The unit is housed in two separate but attached assemblies, a temperature probe and a temperature to voltage converter. The probe contains temperature sensing element and is electrically connected to temperature to voltage converter through a 46inch cable. A 3 position switch on converter acts as a power switch and is used for selecting celsius or fahrenheit scaling for the output. Two banana plugs with standard 0.75inch spacing are provided for connecting 80T- 150UA to the DMM.

• Calibrated universal temperature probe
• High accuracy, fast reading for low voltage (below 24VAC, 60VDC) applications
• Measurement range from -50 to +150°C (-58 to +302°F), output is 1mV/°C or 1mV/°F (switchable)
• Settling time of 9.5sec to settle within 2° for a 50° change
• Accuracy is ±1°C from 0 to +100°C, decreasing linearly to ±3°C at -50 and +150°C
• 1mV DC/°C or °F (80T-150UA O/P) sensitivity and 60VDC or 30VAC rms (42.4V peak) voltage standoff
• 150g weight, 53.8inch overall length, 9V battery (NEDA #1604, 6F22, 006P), 600+ hours battery life
• Glass filled valox probe with 0.6inch probe size, nickel plated copper tip with 0.31cm tip size
• Ambient operating range for temperature module is 0°C to +50°C
• Standard 0.75inch spaced double banana plug output termination

Applications

Test & Measurement

Warnings

To avoid electrical shock, do not use this instrument when voltages exceeding 60V DC or 30V AC rms (42.4V peak ) are present. The probe tip is electrically connected to the output terminals.

Notes

The force exerted on the probe tip should not exceed 15 pounds.