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INTRODUCTION
The
Fluke
80i-410
DC/AC
Current
Probe
is
a
battery-powered
clamp-
on
current
probe
that
is
used
with
a
voltmeter
to
measure
dc
or
ac
currents
up
to
400
amps.
Each
jaw
of
the
probe
contains
half
of
a
magnetic
core.
The
jaws
clamp
around
a
conductor
allowing
current
measurements
without
breaking
the
circuit.
A
Hall
sensor
mounted
in
a
gap
in
the
core
senses
the
magnetic
field
produced
by
current
eing
measured.
An
amplifier
circuit
generates
an
output
signal
of
1
N
peramp.
Demagnetizing
(degaussing)
is
accomplishedby
manu-
ally
snapping
the
jaws.
SPECIFICATIONS
ELECTRICAL
Specified
Current
Range:
5
to
400A
dc
or
ac
NOTE
When
using
this
probe
with
a
true-rms
meter,
the
mini-
mum
ac
current
is
limited
to
the
low
end
of
the
specified
ac
mV
range
of
the
meter.
For
the
following
Fluke
meters,
the
minimum
current
input
for
specified
ac
accuracy
is
as
follows:
Fluke
45:
15A
Fluke
87:
204
8060A/8062A:
10A
Usable
Current
Range:
2
to
600A
dc
or
ac
Output
Signal:
1
mV
per
amp
dc
or
ac
Accuracy
(uncertainty):
+
(5%
of
reading
+
2.5A),
5to
400A,
dc
to
62
Hz,
for
1
year,
18
to
28°C
(64
to
82°F),
probe
demagnetized,
conductor
centered
Frequency Response:
-7%
at
400
Hz,
-3
dB
at
1200
Hz
typical
Working
Voltage:
660V
rms
maximum
at
input
Maximum
Conductor
Sizes:
1
ea
30
mm
(1.18*“)
diameter
2
ea
25
mm
(0.98”)
diameter
Load
Impedance:
>1
MQ,
100
pF
(The
probe's
active
circuit
is
capable
of
driving
impedances
as
low
as
1
kQ
(chart
recorders
etc.).
However,
the
battery
test
indication
will
be
incorrect
(low)
ifthe
meter
input
o
impedance
is
less
than
1
MQ.)
aENERAL
Temperature
Coefficient:
+(0.1%
+.2A)
per°C
(Oto
18°C,
28
to
50°C)
PN
795203
July
1986,
Rev.3,
6/93
©1993
John
Fluke
Mfg.
Co.,
Inc.
All
rights
reserved.
Litho
in
U.S.A.

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